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The “KickFit Kommandments” Of Eating Healthy:By Myriah Storrer-NPTI/Kickfit CPT
18. October 2009 by Kickfit.
The “KickFit Kommandments” Of Eating Healthy:
· Cut out the majority of sugary snacks
· Pass up the fast food
· Lower the amount of overall carbohydrates and saturated fats
· Combine another snack with fruit to help satisfy sweet cravings
· Add more protein to feel “full” longer
· Steer clear of liquids comprised of unwanted calories
· Drink lots of water
Ray Khan’s Kickfit Sunday Kickfit Workout
3. May 2009 by Kickfit.
Warm up-300 reps on jump rope
Deadlifts and Kickfit Boxing
Rounds and reps-5×10
10-deadlifts followed by 10-heavy bag combinations
Combos-3-5 punches and 2-3 kicks per combination
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4 count
Lift kick to jab-hook-cross hook cross
cross -hook- cross -lead round kick and rear knee
Followed by quick stretch,shower and breakfast.
Breakfast
Omelet-2 egg whites 1 yolk -baked salmon and spinach with some cheese and tomatoes and a slice of Rudi’s wheat toast.
Now ready for the world!
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Kick-fit.com Basic Nutrition Strategies
28. February 2009 by Kickfit.
Plan and Prepare
Prepare all your meals for the day in the morning or the night before. Know what you are going to eat and when. Pack food in Tupperware and a cooler if you are going to be away from home a good part of the day. Any time you are caught unprepared and hungry, you have a 100% greater chance of eating poorly than otherwise. This strategy also applies to your exercise regimen; plan for it daily, or else it just won’t happen.
Eat Five or Six Small Meals a Day
Eating small meals every two to three hours keeps your blood sugar more stable and keeps you from going into that “I’ll-eat-anything-in-sight” hunger mode. You cannot afford to miss scheduled meals; doing so will set your metabolism into a confused tailspin.
By-Tom Terwilliger
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Feedback on Kick-Fit training
28. February 2009 by Kickfit.
Hi Ray
I went to the Kick-fit website <a href=”http://www.Kick-fit.com”>kick-fit<a/> and did many of your workouts over the last 6 months. I followed your Basic Nutrition Tips from the diet section and have lost a total of 20 pounds so far .I really miss my Sloppy Joe’s and Cheetos though!
Anyway, I made it through the work out in a little more than an hour, but I only did 3 sets of the step ups and jump ups, and 30 jingas per leg. By the end, I was getting pooped! I didn’t think I could jump up 20 more times w/out possibly falling! Also, circuit 4, with the plank and crunches, was I supposed to do that 5x too? I think I did that twice, and did the abs 3x. I was dying by the end, but it was a good work out!
I measured this morning, and I lost ½ inch around my waist and belly, and ½ inch around my thighs since Jan 20. I thought that was pretty good. I was impressed. I walk pass the mirror and have to take a double take that it’s really my body! Hahaha!
Kari
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