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Healthy diet
Get up early and have a glass of corn juice
Replenish energy: Corn juice is rich in carbohydrates and can quickly provide energy for the body, helping people stay energetic at the beginning of the day.
Promoting digestion: Corn juice is rich in dietary fiber, which helps stimulate intestinal peristalsis, improve digestive function and prevent constipation.
Boosting immunity: Corn juice contains antioxidant components such as vitamin C and vitamin E, which can enhance immunity and help the body resist colds and other common diseases.
Protecting eyesight: Corn juice contains nutrients such as zeaxanthin and lutein, which are beneficial to eye health and can prevent vision decline and age-related macular degeneration.
Eat protein bars when exercising
Before exercising: Consuming protein bars 30 minutes to 1 hour before exercising can provide the body with energy and protein, helping muscles better cope with exercise loads and reducing muscle fatigue.
After exercise: The period after exercise is a crucial time for muscle repair and growth. Consuming protein bars at this time can quickly replenish protein, promote muscle repair and growth, and reduce muscle soreness.
Benefits: Support athletic performance, promote muscle recovery, and increase muscle mass.
Mix the buckwheat noodles with the vinaigrette
When you are on a diet or not hungry, a bowl of buckwheat noodles is the most suitable. Remember to mix the two ingredients together for a better taste.
Don’t forget to exercise.
Diet and exercise should be combined.
Jumping jacks
One set of 60 seconds, four sets at a time (with a 20-second rest interval) The first move is the jumping jacks. First, maintain a standing position. When jumping, spread your legs and raise your hands high above your head and close them together. Make sure not to hunch your back and keep your hands and feet straight without bending them.
High leg lift
One set of 60 seconds, four sets at a time (with a 20-second rest interval) First, hold your head with both hands, slightly turn your waist, lift one leg so that only the knee can touch the elbow, then lower the leg and switch to the other side.
Squat jump
One set of 60 seconds, four sets at a time (with a 20-second rest interval) This squat jump is also a high-intensity fat-burning exercise. First, hold the squat position for about 3 to 5 seconds, then jump vertically upwards. When you land on the ground, squat down smoothly and repeat the movement once more.
Bobby jump
One set of 20 seconds, four sets at a time (with a 20-second rest interval) Keep your hands shoulder-width apart. While squatting down, support your hands on the ground and jump your legs backward to form a plank position. Then return your legs to their original positions, get up and jump upwards, and raise your hands above your head. (If you want to increase the difficulty, you can do a push-up after the plank.)
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