5 Tips For Weight Loss At George Washington University
When you are attending George Washington University, weight loss is something that might be on your mind. Maybe you'd just like to trim off a few of those winter pounds or maybe you feel that it is time for a whole new you! The truth of the matter is that weight loss is difficult and doing it when you have a plate full of academics and activities can be difficult. If you want to keep off the infamous Freshman Fifteen or you want to start losing, there are a few ways that you can get started.
1. Exercise: Do you get as much exercise as you need? It is very likely that you will not be getting the right amount, because walking all over campus just isn't enough. You should give the gym on campus a try or maybe even take a Phys Ed class. Make the most of the amenities available to you as a George Washington University student. If you have a good time while exercising and raising your metabolism, getting in shape will be a piece of cake.
2. Get a good nights rest: Your eating schedules can go haywire because of your Irregular sleeping habits. And your sleeping habits are effected when you lose track of the time when you are out with your friends or when you are cramming for a test, but you need to sleep the right amount, by going to bed early so you can get up early. Good sleeping habits will help your body cope with weight issues.
3. Eat well: When you attend George Washington University, weight loss is something that you need to think about when you head to the cafeteria. For instance, are you someone who makes a beeline for the salad bar or do you prefer the pizza? Especially if you are living at the dorms, you'll discover that eating at the cafeteria will let you make your own food choices. Remember to consider what your body needs and to make sure that you are eating to suit yourself.
4. Control your stress: Stress is a fact of university life, but it can lead you to all sorts of bad things, including strange body issues and weight loss problems. Whether you get stress out by walking, by reading a good book or simply getting on the phone with friends from home, control your stress if you want to control your body.
5. Cross train: Remember that if you do any sort of exercise repeatedly that it will lose impact. Take some time and make sure that you consider what your options are going to be when it comes to mixing and matching your exercise. Find exercises that complement each other and you will be able to get the most out of the while avoiding getting bored. - 17269
1. Exercise: Do you get as much exercise as you need? It is very likely that you will not be getting the right amount, because walking all over campus just isn't enough. You should give the gym on campus a try or maybe even take a Phys Ed class. Make the most of the amenities available to you as a George Washington University student. If you have a good time while exercising and raising your metabolism, getting in shape will be a piece of cake.
2. Get a good nights rest: Your eating schedules can go haywire because of your Irregular sleeping habits. And your sleeping habits are effected when you lose track of the time when you are out with your friends or when you are cramming for a test, but you need to sleep the right amount, by going to bed early so you can get up early. Good sleeping habits will help your body cope with weight issues.
3. Eat well: When you attend George Washington University, weight loss is something that you need to think about when you head to the cafeteria. For instance, are you someone who makes a beeline for the salad bar or do you prefer the pizza? Especially if you are living at the dorms, you'll discover that eating at the cafeteria will let you make your own food choices. Remember to consider what your body needs and to make sure that you are eating to suit yourself.
4. Control your stress: Stress is a fact of university life, but it can lead you to all sorts of bad things, including strange body issues and weight loss problems. Whether you get stress out by walking, by reading a good book or simply getting on the phone with friends from home, control your stress if you want to control your body.
5. Cross train: Remember that if you do any sort of exercise repeatedly that it will lose impact. Take some time and make sure that you consider what your options are going to be when it comes to mixing and matching your exercise. Find exercises that complement each other and you will be able to get the most out of the while avoiding getting bored. - 17269
About the Author:
Josef Brandenburg is a prize winning George Washington University weight loss expert and he has also written the book - The Body You Want. You can receive a free copy of his new CD "Why 'Eat Less and Exercise More' Is The Worst Advice Ever" right here.
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