Okay. First off, I'm not in good shape. In fact, I'm pretty lethargic and weigh around 145lb and at 5'11. Not fat or skinny but pretty jelly-belly
Currently, my workout is very dotty. I'm doing around 30 sit ups, push ups, reverse crunches and stomach crunches and practically no cardio every day because of lack of time (I've been doing this for about a month). No visible changes so far.
I'm in my last year of high school (secondary school) and I have practically have no solid blocks of time to exercise due to study and homework. A lack of equipment also hurts my chances of getting fitter.
My aims for the YEAR:
Lose my belly fat and get it flat
Broader shoulders
Improved cardio
Could someone set up a simple regime to achieve this? Maybe a basic HIIT or something.
Thanks
P.S. My diet mainly consists of any 17 year old's diet. I'm trying to eat 2 "Weet-Bix" every morning (A block of wheat) with milk as breakfast, for lunch I mostly get whole-grain sandwiches with ham/chicken and a pickle, and for dinner I get a huge variety due to my mum's cooking. No processed foods but Asian meals like rice, steamed veggies and about 3 servings of fish and 4 servings of red meat/poultry a week.
I also only drink water and have about 3-4 helpings of snacks such as muesli bars and organic fruit.
Currently, my workout is very dotty. I'm doing around 30 sit ups, push ups, reverse crunches and stomach crunches and practically no cardio every day because of lack of time (I've been doing this for about a month). No visible changes so far.
I'm in my last year of high school (secondary school) and I have practically have no solid blocks of time to exercise due to study and homework. A lack of equipment also hurts my chances of getting fitter.
My aims for the YEAR:
Lose my belly fat and get it flat
Broader shoulders
Improved cardio
Could someone set up a simple regime to achieve this? Maybe a basic HIIT or something.
Thanks
P.S. My diet mainly consists of any 17 year old's diet. I'm trying to eat 2 "Weet-Bix" every morning (A block of wheat) with milk as breakfast, for lunch I mostly get whole-grain sandwiches with ham/chicken and a pickle, and for dinner I get a huge variety due to my mum's cooking. No processed foods but Asian meals like rice, steamed veggies and about 3 servings of fish and 4 servings of red meat/poultry a week.
I also only drink water and have about 3-4 helpings of snacks such as muesli bars and organic fruit.
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