Obliterate Your Dadbod Without Cardio
Learn the ridiculously easy process to obliterate your dadbod without cardio. Fat loss is not because of magical exercises or foods, but because of a calorie deficit. Intermittent fasting, Keto, and Carnivore diets can help you achieve this.
Rob - Nothing Barred Fitness
I help dads become their kids' superheroes with a simple nutrition philosopy and workout programs that take less than 60 mins/week.
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The ridiculously easy process to obliterate your dadbod without cardio.
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Step 1:
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Understand how fat loss works.
It's not because of magical exercises or magical "fat loss foods".
It's because of a calorie deficit.
This means taking in (eating) less energy than your body uses in a day/week/month etc.. -
Intermittent fasting = works by restricting times you eat, resulting in a calorie deficit
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Keto & Carnivore = works by banning certain foods that are too easy to overeat, resulting in a calorie deficit
1,200 calories a day = a calorie deficit for basically everyone -
"Clean eating" = works by banning foods that are high in calories and easy to overeat, resulting in a calorie deficit.
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Bootcamps or plans with A LOT of exercise = works by making your body use more energy than you eat, therefore = calorie deficit -
Using one of these fad diets is likely to be unsustainable as you'll end up on too few calories.
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If you are a 250 lb man, 1200 calories a day is TOO LOW for you.
You need the RIGHT calorie deficit not the biggest calorie deficit.
We don't want this to be unsustainable. -
Step 2:
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Work out how many calories you should be eating for fat loss.
The easiest way to do this is to use a calculator to get a ballpark based on your age, weight, activity level etc.
Then start tracking food and adjust based on the progress. -
The easiest way to do all of this is with an app called MacroFactor.
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It will give you your starting calories (and macros) based on your stats and goals.
You track your food and update your weight & it will automatically adjust your calories based on the speed of your progress. -
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Step 3:
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Be consistent.
You should be losing around 0.5 - 1.5% of your bodyweight per week (on average).
Ignore the day to day fluctuations.
Stay consistent and give it time,.
It works. -
Bonus tip!
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Do some resistance training (at least 2x per week so you lose only fat and not muscle).
This doesn't have to be a lot.
I've got a program that'll work which only requires 20 minute workouts.
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That's the end of this thread.
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P.S. Starting July 3rd, I'll be running a SMALL group program with limited spaces for a few dads to lose as much fat as possible over summer.
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Won't be cheap, but will 100% be worth it.
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