Weight loss tips # 1: Eat five times a day. Your body needs food every three to four hours, so instead of eating three large meals, try to schedule five smaller, more frequent meals throughout the day (breakfast-snack-lunch-snack-dinner). By staying full and energized, you'll avoid hunger pangs, maintain an even energy flow, make better, healthier food choices (no bingeing or craving) and enjoy the most efficient burning of calories.
When your body gets sick, it creates antibodies to the illness so that the next time, the immune system is prepared. Unfortunately, it reacts in a similar way to weight loss. If you’ve lost weight in the past due to exercise or diet changes and attempt those same strategies again to lose weight, your body – again, mainly hormones and metabolism – will adjust to prevent similar damage and you’ll see fewer weight loss results.
This replenishing retreat at Menorca's grandest agroturismo can really help you get to grips with your gut. Under nutritionist Jeannette Hyde's personal guidance, you begin a four-week eating plan that's all about abundance rather than deprivation. The goal? To start to restore your microbiome (gut bacteria), which will in turn rebalance heart, body and mind. Days pivot around eating three plentiful Mediterranean-inspired meals stacked with fruit, vegetables and high-quality protein. The villa, Cugó Gran, has manicured gardens, sea views, an infinity pool and plenty of spaces to hide away in. You could easily spend the whole week stretched out on a day bed, sipping ginger water and indulging in Rosalena oil treatments. By the time you check out you'll be slimmer, sleeping better and feeling far more serene.
Tennessee Fitness Spa recently had the honor of hosting VickyFlipFlop, a travel blogger who writes "for people who want to make the most of their annual leave, weekends, money and friends, by exploring the world, and a festival or two." Creating a video about her stay, we're excited to share that Vicky had a fun – and productive! – stay at our fitness camp for adults. If you'd like to hear Vicky's thoughts about her time at Tennessee Fitness Spa, click on the video above!
I’m posting a bathing suit picture and it doesn’t matter what my weight is or what size I am. My thighs aren’t the focus of this moment but instead the giant smile on my face is. Do you see it? I was smiling so hard my cheeks hurt on this day. We had just taken a pool class and someone called me a mermaid. And I actually felt like one. THAT is freedom. Doing an activity you love and not even feeling like you’re working out. Walking around freely in a bathing suit and being comfortable with it no matter shape, size or what society tells us is beautiful. That’s what I’ve been looking for my entire life. Somewhere I feel comfortable to own it and something I feel comfortable doing and not feeling pressure to do it. Finding the joy to do it instead. 🌊 Saturday I discovered the pool classes. I have always loved the water but wasn’t sure what to expect in a class but jumped in anyway. Literally into the unknown and the deep end. The minute I felt the warm water surround me I was in love and didn’t want to leave- so I didn’t and took two back to back classes that day. Since then? I’ve taken at least one a day and plan to continue to be in the pool every day if I can. 🌊 The water is soothing, calming and liberating. Our bodies open up in the water and our joints and muscles are free float and stretch and move freely with no impact. I’m weightless in the water- something that isn’t true when I’m on land and I can do all the things I want to do on land and sometimes can’t. Burpees? in the water. Yoga? In the water. Zumba? In the water. Tabata training? In the water. Strength training? In the water. 🌊 I can learn to move and grow and love myself no matter where I’m at in the water. This smile on this day is a different kind of smile than I’ve ever smiled before and I feel differently than I ever have before. And you know what? It’s not about the weight it’s about so much more. It’s about strength, peace and power. Here’s wishing you strength, peace and power in your bodies no matter where you are on the journey and how you think you look in a bathing suit. ✨🌊🧜🏼♀️
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