Black Belt Since 1972 Karate & Aerobics & Kickboxing & Tai Chi Pioneer of Fitness in Hyderabad Featured on Gemini TV & All India Radio Trainer of Trainers Fitness Columnist for 50+ Years Black Belt Since 1972 Karate & Aerobics & Kickboxing & Tai Chi Pioneer of Fitness in Hyderabad Featured on Gemini TV & All India Radio Trainer of Trainers Fitness Columnist for 50+ Years
VOL. 53 · HYDERABAD EDITION
FITNESS · NUTRITION · DISCIPLINE

Zareer Patell - Fitness and Wellness

BLACK BELT · SINCE 1972
HYDERABAD · SECUNDERABAD
The Columnist The Pioneer The Voice of Fitness

Women, Muscle Up





Women, Muscle Up


If you take one important beauty tip into the world after reading this, it should be that a little muscle is a good thing. Adding a touch of muscle will do more for you in the long run than any exotic manicure or pedicure. More even than a stunningly gorgeous pair of heels. 


Muscle is an asset that never quits. You will still admire it when the manicure chips and heels wear off. Not only does it make you look youthful, but it makes you feel youthful, strong, and confident as well. I’ve had many women say to me, “I don’t want to gain muscle.” Fat chance. Most women don’t have enough testosterone to put on big muscles naturally, but clean eating and consistent training will build some feminine-looking mass instead.

Ironically, the “toned” look that fills a woman’s dreams is nothing but muscle in all its beauty. So, please stop fretting about becoming muscular. That won’t happen. Reshaping your physique doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You need to have the right training program, consistency, and determination.

As more information becomes available about the benefits of exercise, more women are working out regularly and seeing their shapes change. But if you just go on a diet, you’ll end up with a thinner body with an “Ozempic face” — sunken cheeks and sagging jowls, on account of reduced facial fat.

It’s important to enjoy yourself and be more relaxed about food, as long as you eat healthy. Food isn’t our enemy. Sitting still - that’s our enemy!


Zareer Patell




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