Showing posts with label low fat diet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label low fat diet. Show all posts

Monday, May 24, 2010

Ben Affleck Knows When To Lay Off The Bread

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Ben Affleck Celebrity Diet and Workout. Born in 1972, Ben Affleck made an early career start in acting and managed to win so far a few Golden Globes and an Academy Award. He really kicked it off when he stared in "Good Will Hunting" and has since starred in several big budget films. Ben whips his body into shape when he needs to for a role, what does he do? He can even maintain a lean body when he wants too, what is his secret? Keep reading and you'll find out how. You may also visit www.howcelebsgetfit.com


Diet


For the movie "Pearl Harbor" Ben followed a healthy diet plan consumed 4 protein shakes, six egg whites, a small serving of oatmeal and a piece of fruit for breakfast. For lunch chicken breast, rice and vegetables or salad. Dinner was Fish with salad and or vegetables. He is thought to have a low carb diet and balanced when not training for movie roles. For his recent weight loss programs Ben limited his calorie intake to about 1800.

Exercise


ben-affleck-surfing-07For Pearl Harbor He worked with personal trainer Jorgen De May Author of "The action hero Body" 3 hours 6 days a week in the gym. Speed-walking and treadmill exercise combined with a routine of free weights and exercise equipment were part of his easy weight loss key as also mentioned in www.howcelebsgetfit.com These days his workout consists of weightlifting and cardio on a treadmill usually. Ben had Gunnar Peterson as his personal trainer. Peterson created Core Secrets. Since then, it appears Ben has been leaning up a lot, partially due to his low carb diet with some diet tips from vegetarians. Guess what, he also surfs! It is not known how well he surfs but he surfs!

Quotes


Whats your secret? "[I] just lay off the bread,"

Great advice for all of us!

Sources: People Magazine

Tuesday, May 18, 2010

Ryan Reynolds’ Exercise Equipment

ryan-reynoldsRyan Reynolds has been showing us he knows how to workout quite hard and also play hard. In the past few years we have seen him go through a terrific body makeover - from the fit but not nearly enough worked body in "Van Wilder", to the best athletic shape he could have gotten into, for "The Amityville Horror" or "Blade Trinity". Having a naturally high metabolism has helped him, yes, but no results worth mentioning can be seen without some effort. This actor has made his diet and exercise program a routine he keeps to no matter what happens in his personal life! If you dream of getting ripped just like Ryan Reynolds, keep reading to find out what you have to do! Also visit www.howcelebsgetfit.com for more info.


Exercise of Champions


Ryan is extremely ripped and needs to stay active to keep that lean physique. He works out following a specific order in muscle group training. Each day of the week must be reserved for a principal training of the established muscle group, intertwined with other muscle categories or other training (cardio, sports). Don't forget to mix it up by trying out different activities(sports) weekly - www.myfit.ca says it is the way to keep it interesting. Next, you will find out how the 7 day workout plan works.

Day 1 - Chest, Biceps

Day 2 - Back, Triceps

Day 3 - Shoulders

Day 4 - Exercise machines for legs

Day 5 - Rest / Day 1

Day 6 - Treadmill exercise or other cardio

Day 7 - Day 1.

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7 day workout plans are great for athletes who want to get ripped. Advanced trainees are recommended to complete Day 1 three times per week and also a cardio routine 4-5 times a week. Raising your metabolism is extremely important and doing so through exercise and food will get you ripped fast.

All workout routines benefit from changing the sets, weight and reps week to week. This will help prevent a plateau. All of these workouts can be completed by men or women as mentioned in www.howcelebsgetfit.com An example is:

Week 1: 6-8 reps 4 sets- Muscle Mass

Week 2: 12-15 reps 3-4 sets - Definition

Week 3: 1-3 reps 5 sets - Power

Week 4: 8-10 reps

Ryan Reynolds' Diet Plans


Diet plans are one of the most important aspects of any workout program plan/routine. The bottom line is to make sure you get 6 small meals during the day all having protein, veggies and fruit, according to www.muscleandstrength.com. Also, have carbs and protein during and after a workout for muscle recovery. This is needed for increasing musculature. Here are the top 4 diet tips that Ryan Reynolds learned:

1) Eat Smaller Meals As Reynolds had to gain mass, instead of eating three big meals every day, he ate more than 6 smaller portions every 2 to 3 hours. By doing this, he was feeding his body with just enough food and not storing fat.

2) Prepare Home Cooked Food Reynolds cooks himself and he prepares the food in advance.

3) No more Carbs after 8 PM Ryan Reynolds ate much carbohydrates after his workout, but never after 8 PM.

4) Take Supplements Ryan takes creatine, L-glutamine, conjugated linoleic acid (CLA), whey, and multivitamin.