You're young, so your metabolism shouldn't be an issue. You can be as thin as a rail and still not have a six-pack. What you need is an intense sit-up routine, along with with your 1.5 to 2 hour workout/cardio activity. You really need both of them to be successful.
Your carb and calorie intake should decrease as the day passes. At night-time, stay away from these, and bring in the fiber and protein. That will give your body something to eat at during sleep.
As for the sit-ups, work on this routine. It's good enough to get you started, and then you can tinker with it from there. You won't be able to do all the reps the first time, probably. That's ok. Find proper form on the internet. After you can do it, then repeat. Do this work-out every other day.
Six-pack formula:
2 min. plank
10 leg lifts
10 crunches
10 sit-ups
1.5 min. plank
1 min. side plank (one min. for each side)
10 clam shells
10 bicycles
10 leg lifts (yes, again)
10 side sit-ups (one set of 10 per side)
1.5 min. plank
repeat*
if you eat about 1000-1200 calories and workout around 4 days and 2 hours then you should see the weight come off in 2 weeks!!(: -good luck
You should eat about half of what you burn during that workout. If you burn 1,000 calories, you should have consumed about 400-500 calories to last long enough to burn twice that amount.
For a 98 minute workout of tae-bo the calories burned should be about 1390-1400.
Well it depends on your weight. If your 100 pounds then you should eat 1000 calories. If your 110 pounds then you should eat 1100 calories.
Remember this as you are thinking about losing calories. Calories are a measure of energy and if you burn a certain amount of calories it won't help that much because you are just burning your energy. I recommend you follow these food basics and workout basics. Eat a lot of protein, no carbohydrates, 6 meals a day, no peanut butter, no dairy products other than almond milk and Greek yogurt. For working out workout 3 to 5 times a week for 45 to 60 minutes. (Workout hard)
About 1,600 calories.
No, because then you will earn more calories and it will be more work.
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1,500 calories a day
about 2000 calories
How many calories should you eat per day if you are 5'1 and weight 150 pounds and are trying to lose weight?