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To lose weight you have to Eat Less and Move More. Easier said than done, though, right? Here is some music to help you get moving: walking, running, dancing, or doing sit ups, but move.
Beggin' Ain't for Me by Big George Jackson Blues Band
Not Gonna Beg by Elevation
Wealthy by Raymond Gregory
All from musicalley.com
Down five lbs. Need to increase exercise. Did a 1.5 hour walk yesterday. Going to hit the HIT (High Interval Training) circuit today.
Mysic from MusicAlley.com is
Manipulation Under Stress by Ender Bowen
Mother of All Smoke Screens by Stressbitch
Begging You by Graham Day and the Gaolers.
Down five pounds. Too slow.
Music is from musicalley.com
Amnesiphobia: the fear of amnesia
Music is:
Right by Cassandra
Creative Energy by Charlie Bobus
Good Morning by Jaya the Cat
All from MusicAlley.com
Episode 100 Brings You:
A Rant about Fat ~ The same amount of Music ~ My New 90-Day Challenge ~ HIT part two.
HIT is High Intensive Training. It works like this: go slow, go fast, repeat.
Let me show you an example: Walk slowly or at your normal pace for a minute, then, walk as quickly as you can for one minute. Then, walk slowly for fifteen seconds. Then, walk as quickly as you can for one minute. Slow for fifteen seconds - Fast for one minute - Repeat for 20 minutes.
Music is
Lazy Fat Stupid Americans by Goldishack Guerrillas
I'd Rather by Naughty by A Don't Hug Me Christmas Carol
Fat Girls Fighting by 3rd Day Syndrome
Opening music is Welcome to Club Socca by ATL Producers
All from MusicAlley.com. Enjoy, Exercise, Eat Less, Repeat.
Obesophobia is the Fear of Fat
We Live! We Walk! We gear our lives to get to and maintain a solidly average weight. If we don't we put ourselves at risk of heart disease, diabetes, and looking downright unfit. But we can be fit! If we eat less and move more. The more you move, the less you eat, the more you lose.
Music is 13 minutes of Exercise Time:
Resurrection Cemetery by Chachi On Acid
The New Year by Love=Action
New Year by Emissary
All from Mevio.com commonly known as Music Alley Dot Calm
Don't take any medical advice from a music blogger/podcast. It's dangerous.
Listen to your Hepatologist (a Liver specialist)
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