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    THE ENDOMORPH

    BLESSED WITH A SLOW METABOLISM - WORK HARD BUT STRUGGLE!

    Store fat easily
    Large framed
    Medium to large joints
    Heavy bone structure
    Sometimes insulin resistant
    Some carbohydrate sensitivity
    Problematic body fat control
    Refined sugars and complex or processed carbohydrates are NOT GOOD AT ALL – it gets stored as fat quicker than for other types
    High-protein diet and nutrition best-suited
    Eating healthy is a priority and necessity, not a choice!
    High levels of nutritional discipline
    Tend to eat too much and the wrong types of foods
    CANNOT CHEAT – IT WILL SHOW!
    Unforgiving slow metabolic rates
    Suffers setbacks and disappointments, not losing weight
    Cannot lose fat with diet alone
    Boosting metabolism is vital
    More cardio needed (even daily to lose weight)
    Can lose body fat – but a challenge
    Need a detailed, well-constructed training and nutrition program
    Restrict carbohydrates drastically
    Need to stimulate lethargic metabolisms
    Naturally high levels of body fat (often overweight)
    Usually large boned, large joints, large frame (but not always)
    Short, tapering arms and legs
    Smooth, round body contours
    Round or pear shaped body
    Wide waist and hips
    Waist dominates over chest
    Tendency to always store surplus calories as fat
    Cannot obtain away with overeating
    Weight maintenance is a tough challenge
    Slow moving
    Lacking energy
    Slow thyroid or other hormone imbalance (sometimes)
    Fairly wonderful strength levels
    Fewer calories burned at rest
    Falls asleep easily and sleeps deeply
    Extremely hard to lose weight (requires amazing effort)
    Bouts of weariness and tiredness
    Stop exercising, gain weight
    Lose weight extremely slowly, to not at all (even if they exercise)

    Required for optimal outcomes and success:

    Boost in metabolism that comes from exercise ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL
    Carbohydrate restriction
    Exercise is an absolute MUST
    Extreme levels of self control and
    High levels of activity
    Higher protein levels - High protein, medium to low carbs
    NO SUGAR!
    Respond best to frequent, even daily, training
    Well-planned, strategic approach to nutrition and training




    Training And Exercise

    Avoid excessive sleep
    Be consistent and persistent
    Be less PASSIVE – MORE ACTIVE!
    Diet and no exercise = FAILURE!
    get active and stay active! You have to obtain moving!
    Get more activity in general
    High rep compound leg exercises (squats, lunges, leg presses, etc) Toning classes, yoga, pilates
    Increase your training frequency and duration
    Large amounts of cardio (4-5 periods per week)
    Lots of sports or recreational activities
    Make a lifelong commitment to fitness
    Make staying continuously in motion a priority
    Metabolism-stimulating exercise - increase fat burning
    Stay motivated
    Train difficult - push yourself to train harder daily and repeatedly beat your own personal best.
    Weight training and aerobic training



    You cannot always tell your body type or those of others based solely on what you observe, see, postulate and/or perceive, or interpret. Our bias and prejudice also feeds into this. .

    Think about how you/they looked or appeared to be even before training.

    How your body responds to training truly also displays you your body type. Nature will uncover its inner secret and characteristics, strengths to you, if you know where to look and what to look for.

    Do not underestimate genetics and what nature has given you – it can count in your favor and contain cues and clues as to what to expect and do to effectively survive healthier!

    Look for the tell-tale signs in your body type and shape, how your body functions, to come up with the exercise strategy that is best-suited to you, your case, circumstance and particular challenges, obstacles, promise, potential and opportunity.

    You can greatly amplify your activity and exercise regimens by specifically customizing them to your Individual Body Type.

    In a recent article by Melinda S. Sothern, T. Kristian von Almen and Heidi Schumacher (Authors of Trim Kids) SEE FULL ARTICLE AT http://www.ediets.com/news/article.cfm/3/cmi_558762, some key insights on this is shared based on research and proof in recent years on the topic.

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