Fuck you crack me up kunce!
Mad props, will rep again!
I generally dont help out friends/family. It shits me at the next family party when they are first to the cake then whinge 3 days later on facebook how fat they feel.
Otherwise 4 days strength, cardio in between. Lots of compounds.
Yep.
My mrs had a best friend that wanted diet advise. She got her onto myfitnesspal and counting calories.
End of day one friend rings up and says. I was so good, I stuck to my calories all day so I rewarded myself with a cheat pizza for dinner.
Yep.
My mrs had a best friend that wanted diet advise. She got her onto myfitnesspal and counting calories.
End of day one friend rings up and says. I was so good, I stuck to my calories all day so I rewarded myself with a cheat pizza for dinner.
Did she go to Europe and pull the ripcord??
I think they call that the Heathrow Arse.
I trained my brother and a mate of his for about 6 months at my place. It was a hassle. They were late almost every time, and would sometimes message at the last minute saying they werent showing up, even tho I had thought out a unique session and set up all the weights for them.
They enjoyed the training, and lost 6-8kgs each, but I wouldnt do it again. Especially for free. Took up more time that I expected.
Either way she will be richer for the experience, good for you.
And we have all experienced stops and starts.
Start with the basics before moving into barbell squats, deadlifts etc... I like to start clients off with exercises that will allow them to learn movement patterns with light weights e.g. kettle bell squats to box, seated shoulder press with back support. Machines are also great for beginners as they require more isolated movements. Hope this helps![]()