A suggestion for weight loss
You don't have to buy a gym membership or an expensive diet program to lose weight. All you have to do is have a plan and stick to it. First, make the decision that you will exercise every day. You can combine cardiovascular and strength training in one exercise, or do cardio one day and strength training the next day. For cardiovascular exercise, you can ride a bike, power walk, run, roller skate, or engage in a very physical sport. Good sports for cardio training would be basketball, racquetball, tennis or soccer. Swimming is also a great exercise for cardiovascular and strength training as it...

A suggestion for weight loss
You don't have to buy a gym membership or an expensive diet program to lose weight. All you have to do is have a plan and stick to it. First, make the decision that you will exercise every day. You can combine cardiovascular and strength training in one exercise, or do cardio one day and strength training the next day. For cardiovascular exercise, you can ride a bike, power walk, run, roller skate, or engage in a very physical sport. Good sports for cardio training would be basketball, racquetball, tennis or soccer. Swimming is also a great exercise for cardiovascular and strength training because it strengthens your muscles.
Again, you don't have to spend a lot of money on your strength training exercises. You can purchase a set of hand weights for less than $20 to get started. They will probably be enough for a while as it takes time to build both strength and endurance. It's important not to skip strength training or you risk losing muscle weight, which will make you weaker. A common misconception is that strength training leads to visible muscle mass. Trust me; You won't become a bodybuilder overnight.
Learn which foods to avoid and avoid them. In general, you should avoid eating fried foods, processed foods, foods with refined sugar like baked sweets, chocolate, white bread, and anything smothered in cheese (i.e. smothered cheese fries). Focus on healthy foods like fresh fruits, uncooked vegetables, whole-grain breads, brown rice, lean meats, and fish. Make sure you eat a mix of proteins (meat) and carbohydrates (pasta and bread).
For best weight loss results, stop eating two or three meals a day and try to eat six meals a day. If you eat more often, you won't be able to overeat because you won't feel extremely hungry while sitting. You should also make a diligent effort to drink at least 8 – 8 ounces. Glasses of water every day. The water prevents bloating and keeps all systems functioning smoothly. Now this plan won't work overnight. You should stick to the plan for at least eight weeks before making a decision about its effectiveness. Remember the basics and keep it simple. Weight loss doesn't have to be overly complicated.
Inspired by Irsan Komarga