How to Lose 30 Pounds in 6 Months or Less - The Easy Plan

The hardest parts of losing weight is learning what changes you need to make and how to turn them into habits that you can stick with for a lifetime. Once you have that down, weight loss is easy and you can lose 30 pound in 6 months or less by just making some basic food and lifestyle changes.

► Read that first paragraph again! ... It is a key to long term weight loss. ◄

Weight loss does not have to be difficult. In fact, losing weight can be easy if you have the right plan and that doesn't have to mean taking up a trendy diet plan like Atkins, Weight Watchers, etc. So, don't overcomplicate it. Keep it simple and focus on realistic goals. Losing 30 pounds in six months is a great example of a realistic. To achieve this, you only need to eliminate 500 calories per day.  Here are your options ...

How To Lose 30 Pounds In 6 Months

Here's the easy plan for losing weight :)

Choose one of the following and stick with it for 6 months:

► Eat 250 less calories and burn 250 more calories each day with a light workout.

OR ...

► Eat 500 less calories a day.

OR ...

► Burn 500 more calories a day.

Just one of those changes will save you 3500 calories a week and have you on your way to losing 30 pounds in 6 months depending on whether you stick to this formula or choose to do a bit more.

3500 calories less = 1 pound weight loss

There are 26 weeks in 6 months, so one pound weight loss a week is 26 pounds lost, but the reality is that you will lose 30 pounds or more. When you first start eating less and exercising, you tend to lose more. Average weight loss is 1 to 2 pounds per week. You are going to burn more that 250 calories sometimes, etc.



Want To Lose 30 Pounds in Less Than 6 Months?

To lose more weight in a shorter amount of time, reduce your food by 500 calories and exercise. Keep in mind not to go below 1200 to 1500 calories a day NO MATTER what your starting weight is right now. Also, if you mix up your exercise then you can actually lose more weight. For example, building muscle help you get into burn mode so mix that with different types of cardio and you can become a burning machine. Also, you can choose a different type of exercise that burns more calories like elliptical, biking, etc., to mix up the calorie burn and not let your body get stuck on any one exercise routine.

Start Eating 250 to 500 Less Calories A Day

Stop Eating The Extra Calories

Reducing your calorie intake is easy, and you don't have to give up the foods you love.

So, if you replace one meal each day with a healthy alternative, you can reach your weight loss goals while still being able to eat your favorite foods. However, it is important to keep track of your calorie intake and watch your white carbs. If you don't keep track of your calorie intake, you could accidentally go over your limit. Closely monitoring your calorie intake will ensure you get the results you want over the next 6 months.

Read - How To Eat 250 to 500 Less Calories A Day

How To Burn 250 to 500 More Calories A Day

Strength Training & Cardio Burns The Calories, Fat, Stress

In addition to reducing your calorie intake, you also want to implement cardio training into your daily routine. You won't need to dedicate a significant amount of time to your cardio workout. In fact, you can maintain your weight loss goals with only 30 minutes of cardio each day. By jogging for 30 minutes, you will burn approximately 250 calories. But make sure you keep track of your workouts. There are plenty of fitness apps you can download to your phone. They are useful for goal tracking and staying motivated. They can keep track of the amount of time spent on each workout and how many calories were burned.

For example, if you are 200 pounds and want to burn 250 calories by walking:

Race walking
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 293.93

Walking, 2.0 mph, slow pace
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 114.31

Walking, 3.0 mph, moderate pace, walking dog
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 157.85

Walking, 3.5 mph, uphill
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 272.16

Walking, 4.0 mph, very brisk pace
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 179.63

Walking, carrying infant or 15-lb load
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 157.85

Walking, grass track
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 225.89

Walking, upstairs / downstairs without stopping
Time (mins): 30
Calories Burned: 361.97

You can use this FITNESS CALCULATOR to enter your weight, how long you want to exercise and check the calories burned for any type of exercise, housework or other activities.

Dedication & How To Keep On Track

This weight loss plan is simple and easy to implement. However, it is still important to have dedication. Without dedication, it is easy to lose track of your goals. Losing track of your goals usually starts with skipping one or two days of your workout. This gets you into the habit of not staying on task. Each day you skip makes it more likely you will skip another day. Eventually, this can lead to giving up on your weight loss plan.  However, staying dedicated will develop persistence to stay on task. You have to simply keep focused on what is important to you. Keep your goals in mind at all times. The more you keep your goals in mind, the easier it becomes to stick to your weight loss plan and get the results you want.


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Your weight loss does not have to be complicated or overwhelming. With the right plan, weight loss becomes easy and natural. Setting small, realistic goals is the key to success. Small goals don't require significant lifestyle changes, but they keep you on track long enough to see results. By implementing a light workout and making a slight change to your diet, you can easily lose 30 pounds in 6 months.

Blessings To You,
Lea