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Weight Watchers Exercise Advice
Hello,
I have a Weight Watchers Cookbook and am planning on starting the system. On the inside cover is the "Points Allocation" for food, and my daily allotment. The only thing I'm missing is the Weight Watcher's recommendation for "Exercise". What do they recommend? Do they advise getting 30 minutes of walking in each day? Perhaps 3 or 4 times a week? Do they limit exercise sessions to 30 minutes? How about something as grandiose as running a marathon...what do they recommend in this regard? Thanks |
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Weight Watchers Exercise Advice
they do not address exercise until the third week, and it is basically do
what you can when you can, Lee wrote in message oups.com... Hello, I have a Weight Watchers Cookbook and am planning on starting the system. On the inside cover is the "Points Allocation" for food, and my daily allotment. The only thing I'm missing is the Weight Watcher's recommendation for "Exercise". What do they recommend? Do they advise getting 30 minutes of walking in each day? Perhaps 3 or 4 times a week? Do they limit exercise sessions to 30 minutes? How about something as grandiose as running a marathon...what do they recommend in this regard? Thanks |
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Weight Watchers Exercise Advice
Exercise is encouraged, but optional. They recommend somewhere that you get
quite a bit if you go by their recommendations on the journals they give out. As a person gets more fit, the system they use gives you less points per time, so you have to continue to improve or exercise longer as you get lighter, to get the same points credits. It is rather complex actually. If you are in bad shape, start slow. Good shape, do what you can. -- Lesanne wrote in message oups.com... Hello, I have a Weight Watchers Cookbook and am planning on starting the system. On the inside cover is the "Points Allocation" for food, and my daily allotment. The only thing I'm missing is the Weight Watcher's recommendation for "Exercise". What do they recommend? Do they advise getting 30 minutes of walking in each day? Perhaps 3 or 4 times a week? Do they limit exercise sessions to 30 minutes? How about something as grandiose as running a marathon...what do they recommend in this regard? Thanks |
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Weight Watchers Exercise Advice
Move more
That's what we recommend.. Will~ ;o) wrote in message oups.com... Hello, I have a Weight Watchers Cookbook and am planning on starting the system. On the inside cover is the "Points Allocation" for food, and my daily allotment. The only thing I'm missing is the Weight Watcher's recommendation for "Exercise". What do they recommend? Do they advise getting 30 minutes of walking in each day? Perhaps 3 or 4 times a week? Do they limit exercise sessions to 30 minutes? How about something as grandiose as running a marathon...what do they recommend in this regard? Thanks |
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