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Menu
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1500 Calories menu |
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday/Saturday |
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Breakfast |
Oatmeal |
4 Egg
white omlette |
1 serving
cream of wheat |
16 oz.
fruit shake |
1 cup
cooked pasta |
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Lunch |
Salad
with low fat or no dressing. |
4 - 5
Fruits |
Salad
with low fat or no dressing |
Salad
with low fat or no dressing |
4 oz.
Skinless chicken |
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Dinner |
1 cup
cooked potatoes or brown rice |
1 cup
cooked pasta with white clam sauce |
4 oz.
Fish |
Beans |
4 oz.
Fish |
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Snacks |
16 oz.
Fruit shake (orange) |
16 oz. Fruit shake (strawberry) |
16 oz. Fruit shake (Banana) |
1 scoop low fat ice cream |
1 scoop
low fat ice cream |
1200 Calories menu
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Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
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Breakfast |
Breakfast Snack |
Breakfast Snack |
1 bowl
cream of wheat Snack |
1 bowl
shredded wheat Snack |
3 egg
whites Snack |
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Lunch |
2 egg
whites Snack |
1 green
salad with low fat dressing Snack |
1 sweet
potato Snack |
Sardines
with rice Snack |
2 apples Snack |
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Dinner |
4 oz.
broiled chicken breast Snack |
4 oz.
broiled fish Snack |
4 oz.
turkey breast Snack |
Steamed
seasoned vegetables with brown rice Snack |
Veggie
burger Snack
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MASTER FOOD LIST FOR DIET PREPARATION
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HONEY |
SUCROSE (table sugar) |
FRUCTOSE (Fruit sugar) |
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COFFEE |
TEA |
SODA |
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DIET SODA |
FRUIT FLAVORED DRINK |
DIET FRUIT DRINK, KOOL- AID |
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VEGETABLE JUICE |
TOMATO JUICE |
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MARGARINE, Touch of Butter |
VEGETABLE OIL |
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OLIVE OIL |
JAM |
JELLY |
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MOLASSES, Black Strap |
MOLASSES, Light |
SYRUP, regular maple |
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CATSUP |
MUSTARD |
MAYONNAISE |
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CATALINA DRESSING, Low-cal |
SPAGHETTI SAUCE |
BARBECUE SAUCE |
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HORSERADISH Prepared |
TATAR SAUCE |
SOY SAUCE |
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Dairy Products |
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ICE CREAM |
FROZEN YOGURT, TCBY |
YOGURT - Plain |
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YOGURT - Lowfat
Plain |
YOGURT - Lowfat
Fruit |
MILK - Whole |
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MILK - Skim |
EGGS - Whole |
EGGS - Yolk |
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EGGS - White |
CHEESE - Lite-Line
American |
CHEESE - Cheddar |
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CHEESE - Colby |
CHEESE - Swiss |
CHEESE - Mozzarella, whole milk |
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CHEESE - Cottage , 2% milkfat |
CHEESE - Cream |
CHEESE - Parmesan grated |
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SOUR CREAM |
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RAISINS |
BANANAS |
ORANGE
JUICE |
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GRAPES |
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APPLES,
Golden delicious |
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PEARS |
PEACHES |
GRAPEFRUIT |
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PLUMS |
CHERRIES |
STRAWBERRIES |
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BLUEBERRIES |
APRICOTS |
DATES |
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FIGS,dried |
PRUNES |
AVOCADOS |
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MELON,cantaloupe |
MELON,honeydew |
WATERMELON |
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Potato, russet baked |
PARSNIPS |
CARROTS |
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POTATO,instant mashed |
POTATO,white boiled |
BEETS |
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SWEET CORN |
PEAS,frozen |
YAMS |
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SWEET POTATO |
TOMATO SOUP |
GREEN BEANS |
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BROCCOLI |
CAULIFLOWER |
MUSHROOMS |
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PARSLEY |
LETTUCE,Iceberg |
LETTUCE,Romaine |
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RADISH |
TOMATO |
SWEET PEPPER |
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SALAD(1 tom,2 rad,
½ car, 1c let) |
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BAKED BEANS, Canned |
BUTTER BEAN |
CHICK PEAS/GARBANZOS |
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LIMA BEANS |
BLACK-EYED PEAS |
KIDNEY BEANS |
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LENTIL |
GREAT NORTHERN BEANS |
PINTO BEANS |
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CORNFLAKES, Kellogg's |
SHREDDED WHEAT, Quaker |
WHEAT FLAKES, Quaker |
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WHEAT GRANULES, Grapenuts |
WHEAT, Puffed |
MUESLIX, Kellogg's bran |
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MUESLIX, Five Grain |
ALL-BRAN, Kellogg's |
BRAN FLAKES, 40% Post |
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FRUITFUL BRAN, Kellogg's |
OATMEAL, Total unckd. |
OATS, Puffed Cheerios |
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CORN FLAKES, Kellogg's |
RICE, Puffed |
GRANOLA, NATURE VALLEY |
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WHEAT GERM, Kretschmer |
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WHITE RICE, Enriched |
WHITE RICE, Minute |
WHITE RICE, Uncle Bens Instant |
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WHOLE WHEAT BREAD |
STONE GROUND, Grants Farm |
HONEY WHEAT BRAN, Grants |
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MILLET |
WHITE BREAD, Enriched |
BROWN RICE |
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BROWN RICE, Uncle Bens |
LONG GRAIN, Rice a Roni |
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR |
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WHEAT FLOUR, Enriched |
WHOLE-WHEAT FLOUR |
WHITE SPAGHETTIN DRY |
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WHOLE GRAIN RYE BREAD |
WHOLE WHEAT SPAGHETTI |
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FLOUR BISCUITS, Enriched |
BAGEL, Plain |
ENGLISH MUFFIN |
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ROLL, Dinner |
ROLL, Whole Wheat |
ROLL, Hamburger/Hot Dog |
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SOYBEANS; Ckd |
SOYBEAN CURD, Tofu |
PEANUTS |
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PEANUT BUTTER |
SUNFLOWER SEEDS |
ALMONDS |
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BRAZIL NUTS |
CASHEW NUTS |
FILBERTS(Hazelnuts) |
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HAMBURGER,Regular |
HAMBURGER,Lean |
STEAK, Sirloin |
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STEAK, T-Bone |
STEAK, Porterhouse |
ROAST BEEF |
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HAM |
BEEF |
PORK |
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SALAMI,Hard |
PEPPERONI |
Sausage |
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POLISH |
PORK |
Bacon |
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Pork Chop |
Veal cutlet |
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CHICKEN; White |
CHICKEN; White skinned |
CHICKEN; Dark |
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CHICKEN; Dark skinned |
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SHRIMP |
LOBSTER |
COD |
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HADDOCK |
HALIBUT |
SALMON |
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SMELT |
TUNA; water packed |
FISH STICKS, Mrs. Paul's |
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SNICKERS BAR; king size |
SNICKERS BAR; regular size |
PASTRY, Danish |
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POTATO CHIPS, ruffles |
PRETZELS |
SPONGE CAKE |
Points to remember for exercise to be
beneficial
1. To Be valuable physical
activity can not be sporadic. It has to become a life long habit.
2. Its benefits include an increase in the ability to
clear fat from the blood and raise levels of a blood element, HOL2 (High
Density Lipoprotein) which is protective against heart disease and heart
ailments.
3. If you stop exercising for as little as three weeks,
the blood may become "milky" with fat after each meal and HOL2 levels
may decline.
4. "It has been said that a 5 mile walk will do
more good to an unhappy but otherwise healthy man than all the medicine and
psychology in the world". That observation was made over fifteen years ago
by Dr. Paul Dudley White, heart specialist and physician to
In tense, emotionally upset people, muscles almost invariably become tense.
Measuring the muscle tension provides an objective way to determine someone's
emotional state and changes in it. A fifteen minute walk will be more
beneficial and provide more relaxation than taking a tranquilizer.
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10 Nutrition Principles for Building a
Better Body
Principle #1: Eat intentionally, not accidentally.
Principle #2: Don't starve yourself
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Principle #3: Feed your body with quality foods.
Principle #4: Consume six meals per day.
Principle #5: Choose appropriate portion sizes.
Principle #6: Combine carbohydrates and protein at every meal.
Principle # 7: Use high-quality performance nutrition formulas.
Principle # 8: Fuel your body with protein and carbs
one hour after your workout.
Principle # 9: Drink 10 glasses of water per day.
Principle # 10: Eat anything you want one a week!
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Body Types
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Your body type affects your fitness routine. Once you have identified your body type you can exercise more efficiently and effectively. Take a look at the descriptions below to see where you fit in. Then start getting more out of your fitness routine than ever before. |
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THE
HOURGLASS |
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Problem Areas and
Characteristics:
noticeable difference between size of chest and waist noticeable difference
between size of waist and hips Recommended exercises: Jump rope with speed or peg rope,
stationary biking with light - moderate tension @ high RPM's,
fast walking with no incline with or without treadmill, ski machine @ high
speed with low - moderate tension Best Aerobic Pieces: Borderline exercises: Slide, roller blading
(but no hills if you do), rowing, swimming (sprint work only), jogging and
running steppers/stair climbers, step classes, walking with hand weights, and
lower body exercises with ankle weights Exercises to avoid: Stationary biking with high
tension, treadmill with incline > 5% incline for walking or running,
walking or running on steep hills, ski machine with high resistance for both
upper and lower body, jump rope with heavy rope, aerobic riders with added
weight or resistance, high (above the ground) step classes high impact
aerobic glasses, Stepper/stair climbers with moderate - high tension, squats,
lunges, leg presses, dead lifts with moderate - high weights, leg
extension/leg curls with moderate - high weights any other lower body
exercises with moderate - high weights or resistance, chins/dips with added
weight all upper body exercises with moderate - high weights or resistance. |
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THE
RULER |
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Problem Areas and Characteristics: Not a big difference between the
circumference of your chest, waist and hips - somewhat equal body
proportions. Weight gain more prevalent in mid-section/abdominal region, does
not bulk or add mass easily, weight gain or loss disbursed evenly. Poor -
fair flexibility in hamstrings, occasional low back pain, overall body
strength needs improvement performing endurance exercises easier than
strength if busty, chest exudes North & South, not circumference around
chest and back. Recommended exercises: Biking with high tension/resistance, walking on
treadmill with an incline 5% incline, running/jogging on hills, jumping rope
with a weighted rope, squats, lunges, dead lifts, leg presses with
moderate-heavy weights, all upper body exercises with moderate - heavy
weights, step classes, all aerobic classes, stepper and stair climbers with
moderate - high resistance, rowing, ski machine with moderate - high tension
for both upper & lower body, leg extension/leg curls with moderate/heavy
weights, chin-ups/dips with weights added on, and straight bar routines. Best Aerobic Pieces: Borderline Exercises: If you're very overweight, 25+ lbs. avoid the
following; squats with heavy weights, lunges with heavy weights, leg
exercises with any ankle weights, any other lower body exercises using heavy
weights or heavy resistance. all upper body
exercises with heavy weights or resistance, steppers/stair climbing with high
resistance, biking with high resistance ski machine with high tension, and
treadmill walking on higher than 5% incline. As you begin to lose weight, you can gradually start
increasing weight, tension and resistance to all of your exercises. Remember,
aerobic exercise helps you lose mass and size better than anaerobic exercise. Exercises to avoid: None |
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THE
CONE |
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Problem Areas &
Characteristics:
Upper body is considerably larger than lower body stomach area normally
protrudes tension/stress felt in upper back and neck bulks easily in chest,
arms and neck regions slimmer from hip down weak upper and lower abs Recommended exercises: Light weight for upper body w/high repetitions,
jumping jacks, stationary bike, mod-high tension leg
exercises w/moderate to heavy weights, full abdominal routine, and jumping
rope w/light weight rope. Borderline exercises: Running, stairclimber
with high tension, jumping rope with weighted handles, swimming, racquet
sports, and pushups. Exercises to avoid: Moderate-heavy weights for upper body, rowing machine w/
tension, jogging w/ hand weights, and pushups on decline. |
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THE
SPOON |
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Problem Areas and Characteristics: Lower body distinctively larger
than upper body, thick upper thighs, bulky inner thighs, outer thighs (saddle
bags) stick out, dense calves, thickset ankles, weak lower abdominal muscles,
weak upper body. Recommended Exercises: Jumping rope with speed rope, with various
techniques and leg maneuvers, jumping jacks standing knee to opposite chest
with aerobic bar, L - kicks with aerobic bar, leg-outs on exercise mat
vertical-scissors on exercise mat, alternate leg lifts on exercise mat,
stationary biking with high speed and low tension (resistance), fast walking
with or without treadmill, upper body strengthening with moderate - heavy
weights or resistance, full body push-ups, tricep
push-ups, chin-ups, and dips with extra weights or resistance. Best Aerobic Pieces: 3. Ski machine; with no tension for lower body and with
resistance for upper body, 3.0 - 5.0 MPH, based on current fitness
level. Exercises to avoid: Any variety of steppers and stair climbers, step classes
of any kind, high-impact aerobic classes, stationary biking with moderate -
high tension (resistance), any type of biking on hills, roller-blading, squats, lunges, leg presses (with or without
weights), any lower body exercises with moderate - high weights or
resistance, treadmill walking on an incline > than 2%, or walking hills,
Running more than 6.0 mph sprinting, rope jumping with weighted jump rope,
exercises that use ankle weights, aerobic riders with added weights or
tension, and slide. |