As someone who has been consistently working out for the past 5 months, I completely relate to this message. Back when I was a student with plenty of free time, I could never manage to stay consistent with my workouts. However, once I started working a job that consumed a significant chunk of my day, I found myself becoming more committed to my fitness routine precisely because I was so busy.
Im 55 years old and ive been watching youtube fitness influencers for over a decade in order to get diet and fitness advice . Your videos have given me the most honest and helpful advice not only on diet and fitness but everyday life. Thank you and keep them coming.
Consistent 3-4 times a week 40 minutes to an hour of workout is more than enough for me as a regular person. I don't compete, I'm not an influencer I just wanna be lean and grow and maintain muscles all year long. I just make lil adjustments if I'm preparing for a beach vacation or circuit party events😅
so true. even if i’m busy, i still make myself go to the gym, even if it’s just for 15 minutes because 15 minutes of working out is always better than none.
This is exactly what I being doing for 2 months now. I didn’t know if I was doing the right thing. But it just works so good for my body. I like the idea about creating my own work out and what works better for me. No body knows more your body then yourself. Thanks for this video 💪🏼 I spend 45 minutes at the gym. And feel that I’m having more fun with hight intensity workouts then spending 2 hours at the gym and feeling boring. I’m way more efficient now.
In periods where I'm working every day and active with other stuff that forces me outside, I find going to the gym frequently somewhat easier. Even though you have less time, you have more motivation because you're already outside and surrounded with people. You're simply in a different state of mind that is more ideal for working out. It's quite a bit harder to get outside when you're normal day is just being inside alone in a room (the change is more dramatic and you're more depressed in general). Dieting is also easier in my experience when you're more busy doing activities that get your mind completely off food.
If you have the means, get some basic equipment such as adjustable dumbells, adjustable bench and a pull up bar and workout at home. Thats how i personally prefer to do it, Heck I might even throw in a 50 lb weighted vest soon even though Im not at t he level to do weight calisthenic moves.
hey Wanhee, thank you very much for these! I will be starting my minimalist fitness routine soon, in a couple of weeks, and your content really is something else. cheers!
Thank u so much for the second half of the video as well where u showed example of good meal options for leaning out. Please if you record a video on more meals that re simple healthy and nutritious for breaking fasting post workout etc!? Appreciate all your information!
Actually, my weight from 85kg to 80.25kg took 30 days after watching your video.🤭 During this 30 days, my fitness coach updated a new workout plan to me and ask me to send him every meal I had. Of course, I am very motivated after seeing your video and found that what I am looking for: instead being a BIG muscle bro, I would like to be a lean, Sexy looking but muscular guy. 😎
Omg why haven’t I found out your channel earlier😩😩. This video is so helpful. I’m working full time while doing my degree full time and I want to start a side hustle and finding the time to go gym has been so hard for me. Thank you for your great advice. Your second channel is so good as well!!!
In Korea rice is cooked in a particular way that is more healthy as well as in other oriental countries. Here in Latin America like I Puerto Rico salt and oil 😢is use for cooking rice and the rice medium grain. My grandma used lard and it was delicious but you know what happened to lard that it was banned. Actually I like Jasmine rice or integral rice. But I really enjoyed the rice I ate at my Korean friend mother use to make for us but never asked how it was cook. Can you please tell us how is raw rice cooked in Korea? Thank you!
I was wondering if you could please make an entire video on perfect form, or just how to work out safely. It's something that I've been struggling with quite alot. Ofcourse it hasn't been very bad, but it halts my progress and consistency when I go to the gym or workout.
I’m getting to a point where I’ve built a decent amount of muscle.. I want to sustain it but lose that bit of fat.. I’m not sure what to do. On workout days my TDEE is around 3500, but I don’t know how true that is, it’s an Apple Watch number.. I’m getting strong and happy, do I keep my calories where they are at 3000? Drop to 2500 and keep my workouts the same? I generally do about a 500-1000 calorie workout in the morning, 30 minutes of weights and an hour walk 4 days a week.. I’m 37 so I started late, but I’m 6’3, 82kg, I burn quite a lot anyway.. I just am not sure if I’m on the right path. I deffo look better, but I can’t tell whether to keep building muscle and upping calories or cut down..
Please can someone respond with advice. I have been training for 3-4 months the last 2 months I have been doing stables monday/thursday and tuesday/friday 1 - Squats, pressups and tricep dips 2 - Chin ups and knee raises. I started off at 10 press ups, 25 squats, 0 dips, 0 chin ups, 5 knee raise. Now I am at 18 press ups, 25 weighted squats, 4-5 dips, 3-4 chin ups, and 10+ knee raise. I use a "smart weight" which constantly tells me that I have gained no muscle and when I do I lose it the moment my weight drops for whatever reason. I know that these are inaccurate but after 3 months of res training you would think it would go up if only a little. My current chin ups and dips seem to have frozen for almost 2 weeks and im not improving. This is worrying me along with the weights because I dont know if I gained any muscle at all. I look at pictures from week 2 and week 12 and I look the same, though im also skinny fat so my arms are twigs and my belly is like im pregnant. I just look the same, I know calistetics is slow on visible gain but I thought I would see something. I eat at least 100+ protein a day minimum and I am in a surplus on workout days and a small deficit on rest days without harming protein intake. Im also 33, 6ft tall and 74 kilos with around 20% body fat found entirely on my stomach and some on the chest. Im worried because my progress seems to have stopped, the scales say im gaining 0 muscle, I dont look much different from week 2. I want to reach 10 pull ups 10 dips 20 pressups 25 squats and 10 knee raises so I can advance to more difficult exercises safely. Is this normal, should I be seeing something on my body? Should I be at a point where gaining a rep on chin ups or dips takes over 2 weeks?
