Go Kaleo har skrivit ett gästinlägg hos Matt Stone om styrketräning. Läs!
http://180degreehealth.com/2012/12/benefits-of-strength-training-for-womenI en kommentar på frågan hur hon ätit svarar hon såhär
I talk a lot on my blog about my diet, what has worked for me, etc. For weight loss, you need a calorie deficit, but the reason so many people struggle with this concept is that they assume that that deficit needs to be huge, and end up going on crazy starvation diets that destroy their health and make them fatter and sicker than when they started. I, essentially, ate the amount of food that would support my activity level and a healthy weight. That worked out to around 3000 calories a day, and my body gradually worked itself down to the weight my calorie intake supported (it actually took about 18 months for the weight to come off). It was a far cry from the 1200 calorie diets most people assume you need to adhere to for weight loss. I didn’t restrict carbs or fat, or take supplements, or do any weird food combining, or eliminate food groups, or starve myself. I just ate the proper amount of food to support my activity and a healthy weight. More vegetables and less crap. The only macronutrient I really pay attention to is protein, I make sure I get enough every day, otherwise I eat what I like and what makes me feel good.
Hope that helps, I have a ton more on my blog about what I tried along the way.