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6 Tiered System: Win The Fat Loss Battle [Part 2]

  • Create a caloric deficit by tracking calories to manage intake.
  • Engage in weight training to burn fat while preserving muscle mass.
  • Maintain high protein intake to protect muscle and enhance satiety.
  • Tweak diet and exercise regimens as necessary to overcome weight loss plateaus.
  • Incorporate periodic breaks to rejuvenate and prevent burnout, often called 'diet breaks'.
  • Focus on daily and weekly goals rather than getting distracted by minor details or long-term outcomes.

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