Why do we sometimes train a lot and diet even more difficult and still don’t get any results or even get negative results? Nutritionist Barbara Schmidt says it’s because all women’s bodies can be divided into four basic types, each with its own peculiarities.
Based on this classification, we put together a list of recommendations that will help you get the body of your dreams according to your build.
What Your Body Type Says About You
Delicate Type (Rectangular Figure)
Workout: Power training. Defines your muscles and waist; gets rid of belly fat.
Diet: Substantial breakfast and modest dinner; more carbs and fewer proteins.
Little to no milk, sweets, pastry, or raw foods.
Curvaceous Type (Pear-shaped Figure)
Workout: Active sports including stamina workouts.
Time of exercise: early morning, late afternoon.
Diet: Fruits, non-fatty proteins, and vegetables. Exclude cream, butter, sauces, chocolate, starchy foods, pasta, and vinegar.
Artistic Type (Hourglass Figure)
Workout: Group, street, and dancing sports. Time of exercise: late afternoon.
Diet: Green vegetables, low-fat animal proteins, and dairy. Exclude fruit, bread, alcohol, caffeine, and sugar.
Lean Type (Apple-shaped Figure)
Workout: Jogging, aerobics, mountain skiing. Swimming is perfect as it shapes your body without pumping muscles.
Diet: Vegetarian diet. Little to no cream, butter, sauces, or chocolate.
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Author Barbara Schmidt
Based on materials from Psychologies
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