Developed through research with some of the world's leading weight lifters and military organizations, Harley Pasternak's fitness and meal plan has been used by Hollywood's biggest celebrities to stay in shape and still have a life.
5-Factor Fitness presents Pasternak's regimen-alternating strength training and aerobics-that lets dieters eat more, work out less, and achieve results in just 5 weeks:
- Work out 5 days a week-at home or at the gym, for only 25 minutes a day, to lose fat, gain lean muscle and increase energy
- Eat 5 meals a day to boost metabolism and reduce body fat
- Follow 5 simple criteria for each meal, and spend only 5 minutes preparing each one
- Indulge in a weekly cheat day: one day a week to satisfy cravings and eat favorite foods
Actors Halle Berry and Benjamin Bratt, pro basketball player Rick Fox and rapper Eve all work out 25 minutes a day, five days a week. They eat five meals a day, and each meal takes five minutes to prepare. And they look like a million bucks. Although this sounds too good to be true, Pasternak, who trains the above-mentioned stars and others, insists it isn’t. This easy-to-follow lifestyle guide explains Pasternak’s program. Intensity and variety are the keystones of the exercise portion, which simply requires dumbbells and a bench (the plan does include a suspiciously scant five minutes of cardiovascular activity, which readers can complete by power walking or jogging outside, or using a cardio machine at home or at the gym). The diet portion of the plan seems sensible enough; Pasternak urges readers to eat foods that include low-fat, quality protein; moderate carbs; fiber and healthy fat; and to drink sugar-free beverages (he allows one day a week to be a "cheat day"). "Real results" sidebars profile non-famous people who’ve benefited from Pasternak’s approach, including a 74-year-old professor, a 45-year-old film producer and a 37-year-old real estate agent. Backed up with scientific research and including recipes, this book is a refreshingly simple addition to the current diet and health offerings.
The personal trainer to such celebrities as Halle Berry, Christian Slater, and Angela Bassett presents his amazing five-week program for achieving a celebrity body by working out less and eating more. If you're eating three meals a day, exercising an hour or more a day at the gym, and not getting results, you're eating too little and working out too much. Harley Pasternak's Five Factor Fitness shows the five moves for the five/five-minute workout cycles (totaling twenty-five minutes) five days a week. Pasternak explains how to do this at home or at the gym through detailed instructions and illustrations. He includes recipes and a five-week meal plan for the five meals a day, and each meal takes just five minutes to prepare. Nothing in the recipes requires a trip to a specialty or health food store. In five weeks, you'll have the celebrity body you've always dreamed of, and it won't have taken much of your time.
Harley Pasternak, M.Sc., holds an MS in exercise physiology and nutritional sciences from the University of Toronto, and an honors degree in kinesiology from the University of Western Ontario. He is certified by the American College of Sports Medicine and the Canadian Society of Exercise Physiology. His work has been profiled in such national publications as Redbook, Glamour, Fitness and Men's Health, and he has appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show and other TV programs. Pasternak, a native of Canada, lives and works in Los Angeles.
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评分这本书的封面设计简洁有力,那种带着些许复古的粗粝感,一下子就抓住了我的眼球。我拿起它的时候,并没有对内容抱有太高的期待,毕竟市面上关于“健康”和“塑形”的书籍多如牛毛,大多都是老生常谈的换汤不换药。然而,当我翻开内页,那种扑面而来的务实感和清晰的逻辑链条,立刻让我意识到这可能是一本不同寻常的指南。作者没有用那些玄乎的理论去堆砌篇幅,而是非常直接地切入了核心问题:我们为什么总是难以坚持?那种对“人性弱点”的深刻洞察,简直像是作者在我耳边低语,精准地指出了我过去尝试失败的每一个盲点。尤其是关于“微习惯的养成”那一章,它提供的不是宏大的目标,而是每天只需五分钟就能完成的“小胜利”,这种策略性部署,极大地降低了行动的心理门槛。我特别欣赏作者用生活中的实例来佐证观点,而不是单纯依赖抽象的数据,这让整个阅读过程充满了画面感和代入感,仿佛我正在跟随一位经验丰富的教练,而非一个书呆子在研读理论。这种细腻的处理,让原本可能枯燥的“自律”话题变得触手可及,充满了操作的可能性。
评分坦白说,我通常对那种鼓吹“快速见效”或者“颠覆性革命”的健身书籍嗤之以鼻,因为我知道,真正的改变需要时间去沉淀。这本作品最让我心安的地方,就在于它对“渐进式超负荷”原则的巧妙运用,只不过这里强调的“负荷”更多是心理上的而非纯粹的生理上的。它没有催促你立刻跑马拉松,而是建议你先专注在“站姿”的调整上,通过观察和微调姿态来影响整体的能量状态。我曾尝试过很多极端的饮食法,结果往往是刚开始很兴奋,两周后就彻底放弃,因为那种剥夺感让人难以忍受。这本书的论述逻辑则完全不同,它强调的是“替代”而非“禁止”,通过引入更优质的营养源来自然地挤压低质量食物的空间。这种基于行为心理学的构建方式,而非单纯的卡路里计算,让我的改变不再像一场抗战,而更像是一次有计划的升级换代。书中的排版也十分考究,图文的配合恰到好处,没有那种密密麻麻的文字墙带来的压迫感,阅读体验非常流畅和放松。
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