Cookie- Cutter GENERIC-based plans often go off the rails after the age of 40...
What used to work no longer produces the same results, no matter how strictly you adhere to it.
Even if you follow it to the letter.
A big reason is that no matter how much else stays the same, one thing fundamentally does not:
Metabolism.
When your metabolism becomes sluggish, and stalls so does your results. What used to work... suddenly stops...
Exercise needs change
Plus stress tolerance and so many other factors.
Taking all this into account, it's easy to assume that nothing will work
But nothing could be further from the truth!
You just need to update your rule book a bit.
If that sounds like an oversimplification, I totally get it...
But it will make much more sense when you see how straightforward it can be to get toned after 40
When nothing else seems to work and you want a fitness success after 40 solution...
Try this....
Being active is an important part of staying healthy at any age. Just by spending the optimal amount of time exercising each week, you'll become healthier. Regular exercise helps to maintain a healthy weight and drastically lower your risk of developing heart disease, diabetes, osteoporosis, hypertension, various cancers, and an array of other dangerous and deadly conditions. So exactly how much exercise do you need in order to reap all the rewards? The answer to this magic question depends on your age. Keep reading to see how much you should be working out throughout life. Children Ages 6 to 17 Children and adolescents need at least one hour (60 minutes) of physical activity every day. You may think that's an unrealistic expectation, but there's a good chance your child is already meeting this recommendation or is at least close to it. Think of recess and gym class at school, and simply running around outside after school with friends. It's a lot easier for kids to f...
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