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  1. The greatest determining factor in any workout program is consistency. Whether at home or in the gym, this will make or break you.
  2. Do do-it-yourself at home workouts really work? Will buying the latest fitness gadget guarantee success for me.
  3. So the answer is cardio on an empty stomach. Be careful though, too intense and you start to burn protein, all that valuable muscle...gone.
  4. Much like I suggest two tweets ago, taking advantage of a glycogen depleted body with moderate intensity cardio really targets that fat
  5. Is cardio better on an empty stomach? Very good question...what do you think? Are you the getting the most out of your cardio workout?
  6. stay tuned for info on my upcoming website relaunch and my blog
  7. Cardio is always always more effective after weight training when it comes to fat loss. Take advantage of a glycogen depleted body
  8. Pop Quiz: If your goal is fat loss is it better to do cardio before or after weight training? Stay tuned...the answer is on the way
  9. Do cardio only or two out of three, you've got a long road ahead of you and you are making things harder than they need to be.
  10. The only way to permanent fat loss is a combination of diet, weight training and cardio...the perfect storm. Don't miss the boat
  11. Fat loss enthusiasts try this on for size: 10 Deadlifts - 10 Jump Squats - 10 Standing shoulder Press - 10 Bent over rows x 5 sets.
  12. Another fat loss tip: Stick to compound movements using the larger muscles in your body. This rmeans more calories burned for your workout
  13. A fat loss program must start off with specific measurable attainable results-oriented goals. It's imperative that you track your progress.
  14. The challenge of fat loss is as much psychological as it is physiological
  15. So what do we do? Where do we start? Well, we plan. We start by assessing where we are today and identify behaviors we need to change
  16. Long term fat loss isn't found in crash diets, but rather a change of lifestyle. No one ever said it would be easy, but it's worth it
  17. When it comes to fat loss a lot of people think eating less is the secret. In actuality its only a small part of the equation
  18. Fat loss comes down to simple math, well maybe not simple, more like calculus. But it still does come down to a few well placed equations
  19. People tend to complicate the process of fat loss. I'm not implying it's easy to do, but there are certain truths that people neglect
  20. Next up the best routines for fat loss. If you've got love handles that are weighing you down stay tuned.