5 Sneaky Ways to Lose Fat & Gain Muscle

Today on Milesfromherview, we're delving into five sneaky ways to lose fat without giving up your favorite foods. We'll explore strategies beyond the scale and inches lost, focusing on the holistic benefits of body composition changes. We'll address the shortcomings of diets and delve into strategies that promote long-term success.

5 Key Points:
1. Prioritize Sleep:
   - Aim for 6-8 hours of quality sleep.
   - Sleep promotes muscle growth, recovery, and a healthy metabolism.
   - Consistency is key, even amidst life disruptions.

2. Stay Hydrated:
   - Drink one fluid ounce of water per pound of body weight.
   - Start gradually increasing water intake to avoid overwhelming the body.
   - Hydration boosts energy, flushes toxins, and aids in digestion.

3. Meet Protein Needs:
   - Aim for about one gram of protein per pound of body weight.
   - Start from your current intake and gradually increase.
   - Protein supports muscle maintenance, repair, and overall health.

4. Embrace Fiber for Gut Health:
   - Fiber promotes healthy digestion and bowel movements.
   - Gradually increase fiber intake to prevent discomfort.
   - Whole foods like fruits, vegetables, and grains are rich sources of fiber.

5. Incorporate Resistance Training and HIIT:
   - Include both resistance training and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) in your routine.
   - Customize workouts based on your schedule and preferences.
   - Focus on consistency and gradual progression for long-term results.

Remember, these strategies are about progress, not perfection. Prioritize small, sustainable changes that align with your lifestyle. Utilize tools like Cronometer to track progress, but prioritize overall well-being over strict adherence. All foods can fit into a balanced lifestyle, so find what works best for you and enjoy the journey to a healthier, happier you!

Cronometer is a great tool to assess your nutrition. 

Kathrine Bright

My passion is to help women in all stages of life to be strong and confident in their bodies. I specialize in prenatal and postpartum fitness to seasoned mothers. I do not specialize in one-size-fits-all routines. I customize exercises and workouts to meet my clients where they are at. I pride myself in having a working relationship with my clients where I ensure a program design that will fit seamlessly into their busy and demanding lifestyles.

https://www.kat.fit
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