In this free video, I’m going to spill the secrets on 10 very easy and practical ways to quickly melt fat off your body as you go forward into 2010. Enjoy!

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Graeme Turner December 29, 2009 at 1:28 am

Nice. Very sensible stuff. Tie this in with the article in Triathlon magazine and achieving your goals in 2010 suddenly becomes realistic

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Ben Greenfield December 29, 2009 at 9:57 am

Graeme, which article is that in Triathlon mag?

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Graeme Turner December 29, 2009 at 2:08 pm

‘Retrain Your Brain” in the February 2010 issue of Triathlete Magazine. Very interesting stuff.

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Jason Finlen January 1, 2010 at 7:01 pm

Nice article. Thanks for the recomendation to view this Graeme.

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Peter January 7, 2010 at 6:54 am

Ben,
Just wanted to let you I think this little video is fantastic! Throughout the holiday season I struggled to maintain motivation, ate way too much and put on way a ton of weight as well!
I’ve found listening/watching this once a day really reinforces your tips and has stopped me from continuing on any of those bad habits in the new year.
You talk about green tea or coffee in the morning before going for the morning movement session, and was wondering about any similar protocol before bed. I’ve been making sure I eat at least 2 hours before sleeping, though am curious to know if there is any benefit/adverse effect from drinking coffee or green tea within that 2 hour period before sleep or should I just stick with water? Obviously, some people have trouble sleeping as a result of the caffeine, though I never really have this problem.
Cheers,

Pete

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Celine January 4, 2011 at 4:41 pm

Hi Ben, this is great stuff.

Just curious. What's the benefit of drinking coffee/green tea before exercising in the morning? Is it to give you a bit of a kick or are there any other benefits?
I teach an early cycle class and tried drinking black coffee before but it dried me out. I felt very dehydrated during the class despite the fact that I kept drinking and felt exhausted because of that. I'll try green tea next time!

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ben_greenfield January 4, 2011 at 4:57 pm

You do slightly increase fat oxidation, which is usually a good thing!

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Donna Jenkins May 30, 2011 at 12:59 am

Another great article on weight loss combined with physical exercise. I might add though, there is no quick fix. It takes simply, a desire and a will!!

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Bill Daniels June 2, 2011 at 6:13 am

This video is really interesting. These ways are simple and easy to do, one just has to be determined and disciplined, especially the 5 sequences of exercises. It’s not too time consuming, or tedious. Health is so crucial for all of us, and we need to keep healthy for a happy life. Doctors and nurses can only help us to a certain extent, each of us are responsible for our own life. The increase in the number of doctors is not proportionate to the increasing number of patients. We are in need of more staff in the medical industry, even in specialized positions such as medical imaging. There are X-ray technician schools which can offer an ultrasound career for those who are keen in helping people to care for their health.

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