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Originally Posted by Sael Thank you, but I am kind of on a tight schedule and only have Monday through Friday mornings to workout. I work weekdays nights and study Saturday mornings. |
Thats fine, you only need to
workout 3-5 days per week to see good results.
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Originally Posted by Sael I currently do not calculate calories but I am following a diet thats kind of strict. |
Its much easier to be sure if you're eating less calories than you're burning if you count calories.
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Originally Posted by Sael I eat a bowl of special K for breakfast, maybe with some toast on wheat bread and a glass of orange juice. |
SSpecial K isnt the best choice. Oatmeal with some kind of protein and fruit would be much better.
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Originally Posted by Sael Lunch I usually eat wheat rice with grilled chicken, some special k bars through the day an occasionally cold cut sandwich (no mayo or anything). What I eat for lunch I usually eat for dinner. Sometimes I eat salads with grilled chicken and lowfat italian dressing. I also drink about 4-5 16 oz. bottles of water everyday. I drink nothing but water and one glass of OJ daily. |
Good.
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Originally Posted by Sael I have a BMR of 2202.39. According to a website I googled.
I do not feel like I'm hungry through out the day and I am not over eating either. I don't have much time for 6 meals throughout the day cause I only get a half an hour break during work.
I was told that leg exercises create bulk on your leg, I want to be as quick and nimble as possible since I play basketball. I don't know what you mean by the elaborate split and I have only time to go to gym through the morning. Can someone give me a workout schedule that will maximize me losing weight and getting toned? Thank you. |
Squats will make your legs stronger and as long as you're not eating too much you wont gain much bulk, only muscle.
By elaborate split i meant splitting your
body into 3 different groups rather than doing
full body workouts or at leat half and half splits.
The links i posted will give you many options for how to set up your workouts, but if what you're doing now is working stick with it for a while before changing it up.