Another fruitful knowledge, I'm a husband and dad of 2 kids ,I want to make sure my health and body align to family goal which is to have a great health and to enjoy every moments with my kids and wife 🥰 New subscriber from PH 🇵🇭
Last year in April I was like “I’m going to get jacked this summer” lol. Now almost a year later I’m actually looking jacked. It just takes about a year longer than you think it will. Keep at it!
Thanks again for another great video, Wanhee. My health, both physically and mentally, have taken turns for the better ever since I found your channel.
Workouts made me happy in my 20s...even just the thought. No matter what day I had at work, I couldn't wait to change into my workout clothes and leave the house in the evening! Now, in my mid-30s, just the thought of going on a walk, forget a run, makes me stressed and unhappy. I don't know what happened. Have been trying to find that joy and motivation again...can't seem to find it.
You probably got burned out and lost the ability to do a workout without it needing some headspace etc. Take yoyr time and do little steps. I was an avid gymgoer for 15 years, last 3 years were weird and not so good. Now i changed to kettlebemm training at home and im back on the good rail.
6:00 really kills me because especially the young people are so absorbed. there used to be such a reverence for old people on the metro to give them seats that i don't see anymore.
This generation of old people has fully earned the disrespect especially in America. Living their entire lives on easy mode and having the audacity to generalize the entire youth when there are less than half the avenues and opportunities to be successful. Let them stand, losers.
One big thing so many people need to do….stop SNACKING. I don’t know about other cultures, but I can sure as hell speak for fellow Americans. Snacking is a HUGE reason why so many can’t lose weight or stay lean. They eat their first meal at let’s say 7 am. Breakfast. Ok, fine. 3rd meal is lunch at 11. Mind you, these meals are likely PACKED with calories and sugar and carbs. Then sometime after lunch, usually 1-3 hours later, so many people will snack on something. Chips, a packaged bar of some kind, maybe some candy, SOMETHING. They get home, they SNACK on something again. Leftovers, or maybe straight up dinner. Another likely high caloric meal. If dinner is a 6 pm, guess what? Tons of people end up SNACKING again later in the night, and A LOT will do this closer to bed. If dinner is at 8 pm, they’re snacking on SOMETHING between 4-8. High caloric meals, plus multiple instances of snacking. Even if it’s “healthy” snacks, it’s still snacking. People need to realize our ancestors never “snacked”. They ate their food (usually alot in one sitting) and saved the rest for much later. Food was scarce, and there’s multiple people in the group. Can’t be eating the food all at once or snacking it away as the day goes on. In other words, they spend TIME in between eating. This is key. More people need to eat a meal, and go LONGER hours until your next meal. No snacking in between. You snack too much, your body (that is currently working on the meal you just ate shortly before) now has to deal with the snack you just consumed, and has to store that extra stuff somewhere. Going long hours between meals and no snacking means your body can deal with storing that energy and not having to work overtime in dealing with excess calories spread out at multiple points through the day. Obviously, if one is exercising pretty moderately, consistently, you can get away with snacking once during the day, because your body is burning up energy after exercise and on days off. But most American don’t exercise moderately consistently. And most Americans eat highly processed and high caloric meals….and then snack multiple times during the day. Just eat 2-3 meals per day (relatively healthy meals), and go at least 4 or 5 hours in between those meals. That’s it. If one of those meals is high calories, go LONG until your next meal, like 8 hours. And only eat two meals in your day. Throw in moderate exercise a few times a week and you’re guaranteed to lose weight and be much leaner.
I'd be leaner if I stopped drinking beer. I go to the gym, I run/walk lots, I eat clean food 2 meals per day. I get enough sleep. I don't smoke, do drugs, or eat junk food. But beer is my vice.
Ok well clearly you aren’t listening to him, cause your clearly so blinded by your selfishness to become a different person, to the point you can’t see the value of this video and what it could mean to other people. Maybe instead of trying to call out this video you should enact on what it’s telling you instead of trying to butcher it ✊
@@rendezvousssmaybe instead of getting offended, because you know I’m right you get up out of that bed, or off that couch of yours and actually do something about it, not to mention that people like you should be more grateful in life than some selfish slobs. 🤷🏽womp womp
Another fruitful knowledge, I'm a husband and dad of 2 kids ,I want to make sure my health and body align to family goal which is to have a great health and to enjoy every moments with my kids and wife 🥰 New subscriber from PH 🇵🇭
You can do it!!
Wtf are you a a husband of 2 kids?
@@JT-bs2lm maybe you need to read it again?
@@kaburntv "I'm a husband and dad of 2 kids" cool.
@@JT-bs2lmsigh not everyone first language is english
Bro the comment on being grateful is so on point!
You bet ;)
Last year in April I was like “I’m going to get jacked this summer” lol. Now almost a year later I’m actually looking jacked. It just takes about a year longer than you think it will. Keep at it!
Thanks again for another great video, Wanhee. My health, both physically and mentally, have taken turns for the better ever since I found your channel.
You're such a natural story teller.
He is
1) Moderate calorie deficit
2) Intermediate Fasting
3) Meditate
4)Practice gratitude
5) Realise that journey isnt linear
6)Find a community
I love your tips about body. You have a healty mindset and you are sharing with other people watching your channel. I appreciate that.
I think after ages I have found the right content. On point just love it.Thanks Wanhee💪
Workouts made me happy in my 20s...even just the thought. No matter what day I had at work, I couldn't wait to change into my workout clothes and leave the house in the evening! Now, in my mid-30s, just the thought of going on a walk, forget a run, makes me stressed and unhappy. I don't know what happened. Have been trying to find that joy and motivation again...can't seem to find it.
You probably got burned out and lost the ability to do a workout without it needing some headspace etc. Take yoyr time and do little steps.
I was an avid gymgoer for 15 years, last 3 years were weird and not so good. Now i changed to kettlebemm training at home and im back on the good rail.
Gotta be low T
One of the best advice I heard! Thank you
Build muscle. All you need is a few exercises and a table and chairs at home, and a backpack and some books. You can get in shape.
love your videos wanhee !!!
Wanhee, what camera and lens do you use?
Amazing video and lot of knowlege as always!
6:00 really kills me because especially the young people are so absorbed. there used to be such a reverence for old people on the metro to give them seats that i don't see anymore.
Cause they arent the only people that are important, shoulda been luckier
This generation of old people has fully earned the disrespect especially in America. Living their entire lives on easy mode and having the audacity to generalize the entire youth when there are less than half the avenues and opportunities to be successful. Let them stand, losers.
Losing weight is so simple once you get over the hurdle in your mind 🙂
I like the graph. What system would be the best for tracking your weight in such manner ?
One big thing so many people need to do….stop SNACKING. I don’t know about other cultures, but I can sure as hell speak for fellow Americans. Snacking is a HUGE reason why so many can’t lose weight or stay lean.
They eat their first meal at let’s say 7 am. Breakfast. Ok, fine. 3rd meal is lunch at 11. Mind you, these meals are likely PACKED with calories and sugar and carbs.
Then sometime after lunch, usually 1-3 hours later, so many people will snack on something. Chips, a packaged bar of some kind, maybe some candy, SOMETHING.
They get home, they SNACK on something again. Leftovers, or maybe straight up dinner. Another likely high caloric meal.
If dinner is a 6 pm, guess what? Tons of people end up SNACKING again later in the night, and A LOT will do this closer to bed.
If dinner is at 8 pm, they’re snacking on SOMETHING between 4-8.
High caloric meals, plus multiple instances of snacking. Even if it’s “healthy” snacks, it’s still snacking.
People need to realize our ancestors never “snacked”. They ate their food (usually alot in one sitting) and saved the rest for much later. Food was scarce, and there’s multiple people in the group. Can’t be eating the food all at once or snacking it away as the day goes on. In other words, they spend TIME in between eating.
This is key. More people need to eat a meal, and go LONGER hours until your next meal. No snacking in between. You snack too much, your body (that is currently working on the meal you just ate shortly before) now has to deal with the snack you just consumed, and has to store that extra stuff somewhere.
Going long hours between meals and no snacking means your body can deal with storing that energy and not having to work overtime in dealing with excess calories spread out at multiple points through the day.
Obviously, if one is exercising pretty moderately, consistently, you can get away with snacking once during the day, because your body is burning up energy after exercise and on days off.
But most American don’t exercise moderately consistently. And most Americans eat highly processed and high caloric meals….and then snack multiple times during the day.
Just eat 2-3 meals per day (relatively healthy meals), and go at least 4 or 5 hours in between those meals. That’s it.
If one of those meals is high calories, go LONG until your next meal, like 8 hours. And only eat two meals in your day. Throw in moderate exercise a few times a week and you’re guaranteed to lose weight and be much leaner.
Thank you so much Sir ❤
Another great video! Thank you! ❤️🤟🇪🇨
sir, what strength workouts do you usually perform?
Good vid man
Yap
There are some things that just are not meant to be changed, your body is not one of them.
Wanhee, how are you finding the community on skool going? Its something i want to do in the future, but i can imagine it's quite time-consuming, no?
I love your videos
I'd be leaner if I stopped drinking beer.
I go to the gym, I run/walk lots, I eat clean food 2 meals per day. I get enough sleep. I don't smoke, do drugs, or eat junk food.
But beer is my vice.
I'm having trouble knowing and calculating how many calories are foods and how many calories I'm eating a day..could you help me out 🙏
ur so awesome
that thumbnail tho 🥵
but hey buddhist practices are also dope too
Promo-SM
oh I am not building because everyday moderate in recovery more fat so much the calories building..
Don't eat
the same content again, nothing new compared to the previous videos, just different titles
haha author removed my comment in a thread below
Shut up. This a daily reminder to be disciplined
@@Hwyegeheoey you can rewatch one video everyday if you’ve got some autism disorders 🥴
Ok well clearly you aren’t listening to him, cause your clearly so blinded by your selfishness to become a different person, to the point you can’t see the value of this video and what it could mean to other people. Maybe instead of trying to call out this video you should enact on what it’s telling you instead of trying to butcher it ✊
@@apples7500or maybe you just lack the brain to see the point from the first video and you need dozens of the same videos to get the point 😅
@@rendezvousssmaybe instead of getting offended, because you know I’m right you get up out of that bed, or off that couch of yours and actually do something about it, not to mention that people like you should be more grateful in life than some selfish slobs. 🤷🏽womp womp
Good vid man