5 Steps to Lose Belly Fat 30 Days

#5 Steps to Lose Belly Fat 30 Days
Discover how to lose belly fat as fast as possible. While there are many exercises, workouts, and diet tips that can be applied to reduce belly fat and waist size this is a very simplified direct approach that can help you make significant strides towards a flat stomach as fast as possible.
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Losing a bunch of belly fat in a few short weeks is not only possible, but I'm going to give you the exact framework for you to see drastic improvements in just 30 days. The truth is you can lose a substantial amount of belly fat in a few short weeks while improving your health, energy levels, and overall body composition. So in today's video, I'm going to lay out the most applicable steps to quickly burn off belly fat while retaining as much muscle as possible

Obviously, we all know that to drop fat we have to reduce our calories and eat healthy foods, and there are a lot of different ways you can do this, but in today's video I want to provide a super simple step-by-step guide that you can try without overthinking it and taking action is the biggest key to actually losing that belly fat. So the very first step that I'd like you to take is to decrease your meal frequency. And I know this runs counter to much of the mainstream advice that convinces you to eat 5 or 6 meals a day. Instead, I'd rather you try to eat one or two meals a day tops. We want to minimize not only the amount of calories you take in per day but also the amount of willpower and complexity that it takes to burn as much fat as possible.

One meal or two meals a day is ideal for this, and unless I'm actively trying to build muscle and trying to bulk up it's the way I've been eating for years. (1) You're not going to lose muscle, you're not going to slow your metabolism down and you're not even going to be hungry if you set up your one or two meals a day properly and give your body some time to adjust. The benefit of eating fewer times is that your stomach has a natural stretch reflex that indicates to your brain when you're full, so you're only physically going to be able to eat so much per meal. And I'll explain exactly what you're going to be putting in your meal if you want a super simplified approach that isn't based on counting calories at all. But before we jump into that I want you to plan on eating absolutely nothing for breakfast. A good idea is to start your day with black coffee rather than a meal because it may help reduce your appetite and most people can quickly adapt to just skipping breakfast with relative ease. If you can't wait until your nighttime meal I recommend setting up two meals per day. One sometime around lunch and the other an hour or so before bed.

The next step is to go shopping for the simplest foods that can make delicious-tasting meals that fill you up and provide the nutrients that your body needs. The general advice that I always give is to go shopping on the outside aisles of the grocery store, in sections like produce, meat and seafood, dairy and eggs, and also a few items in the inner aisles, but today I want to get much more specific to make this guide very directly applicable and straight to the point. So when you get to the grocery store start in the produce section and buy already cut-up fruit like watermelon, pineapple, and honeydew melon. You can also get some avocados in this section and you can buy whole fruit that's easy to eat and doesn't require prep time like apples, bananas, and berries. But the point is to buy things that are simple to prepare. You don't want to have to cut up a whole watermelon every time you're feeling hungry, because we want to make the dieting process as easy and hassle-free as possible it takes enough willpower as it is to cut back on the number of calories you're eating per day.

If you're starving and you run over to the fridge, you're much more likely to grab watermelon if it's already prepared rather than something else that's unhealthy in your fridge. So after produce you're going to move on to the meat and seafood section. Here I want you to get 1 pound portioned amounts of protein either salmon, ground turkey, ground chicken, lean ground beef, or chicken breast, and you can also get other seafood like shrimp, or white fish. Next, you're going to go to the frozen veggie section. I highly recommend frozen veggies over raw vegetables, because they're already cut up, they're just as nutritious, and they're so much easier to prepare. You should get some frozen bags of green vegetables like broccoli, a California mixed vegetables bag that will include carrots, broccoli, and cauliflower, and you can get a bag of mixed peppers. If your grocery store also has a stir fry option you can get that as well. Next, I recommend you get some carbs for taste, although of course, you don't have to do this. But for me, I enjoy my meals so much more with some carbs in...