by k1fitness | Dec 4, 2019 | Advice, Beaconsfield, Macros, Nutrition, Personal training
For my UK and cold weather crowd, WINTER IS HERE and Christmas is nearly upon us. Tinsel and santas are popping up in stores, Christmas music is filling the supermarkets, gyms are gathering dust and Gingerbread Lattés are hitting the cafés. Just today Action on Sugar...
by k1fitness | Nov 23, 2019 | Advice, Beaconsfield, Gym, Nutrition, Personal training, Training, Weight Loss
When it comes to training for weight loss, the most common perception I see is that you need to train every day, this is something that we at K1 disagree with. Utilising a focused training plan like our Small Group Personal Training and a simple yet structured...
by k1fitness | Nov 11, 2019 | Advice, Beaconsfield, Gym, Macros, Nutrition, Training
Follow these 5 tricks to make sure you look your best during the party season and don’t start 2020 with a weight loss resolution! Tip 1 Plan your festive period When you know you have big nights or big meals planned you can adjust your week to accommodate the excess...
by k1fitness | Nov 1, 2019 | Advice, Beaconsfield, Gym, Macros, Nutrition, Training
I have heard it mentioned a number of times in my passing visits to various gyms. Does starvation mode exist and is it preventing you losing more weight? The golden rule of weight loss is: if you eat fewer calories than you burn, you lose weight; if you eat more than...
by k1fitness | Oct 10, 2019 | Advice, Beaconsfield, Gym, Holidays, Nutrition, Training
Many people are concerned that their training gains will go to waste if they take a break. We all work hard and we deserve a rest. The truth is that if we train hard and eat healthily all year long then we don’t necessarily need to train when we’re on...
by k1fitness | Oct 3, 2019 | Advice, Beaconsfield, Macros, Nutrition, Training
When you eat, your body converts the calories in your food into usable energy. We get calories from three main energy sources: carbohydrates, protein and fat. To work out how much energy is in your food, you just apply the 4-4-9 rule: 1 gram of carbs or protein...
