Hi Everyone

Hi all,

Im new to the pages and to the whole healthy living fitness thing really....I was always in shape and things as a youngster but a bad/lazy spell over the past couple of years has got tin me a bit podgy round the waste and a little flabbier than i like to be so i wanna get back to a healthy lifestyle and a fitter physique again.

Any help or info I can get is massively appreciated, Ive been reading a few boards over the past few weeks and have to say that the mass of content is a tad overwhelming.

Im not looking at HULKing up or getting freakishly ripped muscle architecture, I just wanna look healthy again and feel better about my physique.

So....on to the stats;

Im 175/176 cm, currently 81.4 kg in underwear and calculate my BMI at 26.5 so officially overweight :(


My plan is to research into dietary/nutrition information while trying to work away my podgy gut and loose bits of body fat and then re-set with new goals and targets once I achieve that.

Im looking at interval cardio (then probably HIIT Cardio) with some do-it-at-home weights (real basic stuff) until I can get into good eating/sleeping habits. From what Ive read eating and sleeping are the primary areas to get nailed down first?

If anyone can help me out with dietary/nutritional information, and maybe supplement information that will help toward my goals it would be met with massive thanks.

Comment and critique as much as possible please.....every little bit helps

So looking forward to getting into a healthier fitter lifestyle and shape

Scotty B (Y)
 
I don't know if you came across these in your reading but here is some good information on training:

http://training.fitness.com/young-athlete-development/young-athlete-development-program-50627.html

http://training.fitness.com/weight-loss/simple-badass-fat-loss-program-52270.html

http://training.fitness.com/weight-loss/training-fat-loss-51064.html

As for nutrition, there is a great article here that I often refer people to:

Nutrition 101 – www.body-improvements.com

Don't expect yourself to come up with the perfect program... start with something, then make changes as you learn. The most important thing is to start!

Another section you should look at is the journal section you might be able to get some good ideas from what others have done!
 
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