Friday, October 16, 2009

Walk Off 10 Pounds This Month


I am so happy to say to everyone that I have been getting comments that they have observed that I am losing weight. They can now see the contours of my face and all that. I guess it's safe to say goodbye to chubby cheeks huh? I have also lost another half a pound in the past two days so I am kinda ecstatic over that. I wish I could lose another 10 lbs in the next month or so. I have found an article over at Fitness Magazine and I'd like to share it with you all.

Time to put these walks to work! Drop 10 pounds this month when you follow our 4-week plan, which combines all three calorie-blasting walks with a super-sculpting strength-training routine.

Week 1

Monday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Tuesday: 40-Minute Steady-Pace Walk
Wednesday: 30 minutes of cross-training (swimming, biking, yoga, or Super-Sculpting Strength Routine)
Thursday: 30-Minute Intervals Walk
Friday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Saturday: Rest day
Sunday: 45-Minute Hills Walk

Week 2

Monday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Tuesday: 45-Minute Steady-Pace Walk
Wednesday: 30 minutes of cross-training (swimming, biking, yoga, or Super-Sculpting Strength Routine)
Thursday: 30-Minute Intervals Walk
Friday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Saturday: Rest day
Sunday: 45-Minute Hills Walk

Week 3

Monday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Tuesday: 45-Minute Hills Walk
Wednesday: 30 minutes of cross-training (swimming, biking, yoga, or Super-Sculpting Strength Routine)
Thursday: 40-Minute Intervals Walk
Friday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Saturday: 45-Minute Steady-Pace Walk
Sunday: 45-Minute Hills Walk

Week 4

Monday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Tuesday: 40-Minute Intervals Walk
Wednesday: 30 minutes of cross-training (swimming, biking, yoga, or Super-Sculpting Strength Routine)
Thursday: 45-Minute Intervals Walk
Friday: Super-Sculpting Strength Routine
Saturday: 45-Minute Steady-Pace Walk
Sunday: 45-Minute Hills Walk

Photo Credit: http://womensportreport.com
Originally published in FITNESS magazine, September 2008.



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