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![]() By: Daniel Chavez
Before
After
My main reason to change is that I have a strong family history of heart disease and I will not accept that I have to follow the same path - I had to lose weight and keep it off! It was time to clean up the neglect in my life. I was ready to change...
I knew I was capable of better - all it took was some weights, a bench and inspiration. When I accepted the fact that I was tired of being obese I made the decision to change my poor habits. I had no idea how impassioned I would become over the ensuing weeks. There I was, just another person settling for good enough and grappling with the malaise of ordinary thinking.
The descent into the abyss of mediocrity over time was subtle; I felt stalked. I was enduring life, not living it. I changed because I was more afraid of an uninspired life than I was of the rigors connected with making a radical change. What began as a change to the outside, ended in the change ON THE INSIDE.
Lost 41 pounds of fat.
I used double-split aerobic schedule. And for the first 10 weeks, I used a typical four-day split once a week with weights. During the last two weeks, I increased the intensity with a three-day split twice a week, back to back. I alternated between exercises for calves and abs each day. And I kept each workout under an hour. Throughout the course, Sunday was my rest day, except for maybe a nice walk outside.
If you want to change, stop socializing in the gym and get serious about training. I look around the gym and see that most people train like I used to, with no heart. Stop doing that and workout with intensity!
Every day except Sunday
Cardio: At 5:30 a.m. for 45 minutes, treadmill walk. Speed: 3 to 3.3mph. Incline: 6 to 10%. Weight Training: At noon for 60 to 75 minutes (including shower)
Cardio: At 9:00 p.m. for 30 minutes, Nordic Trak or stationary bike.
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