There really is no such thing as a fast weight loss program. Chances are if you lose weight in a short period of time it is just water weight. You will probable gain it back and probable a few extra pounds to boot.

To lose weight effectively and for a long time you will need to change your diets habits. You will also need to begin an exercise program.

As far as exercise if you want to do something more energetic like tennis or running that would be great but if you want more of a low impact exercise program that is fine to.

Going for a brisk walk is an excellent low impact exercise. If you do not want to go outside park a tread mill in front of the T.V. and watch your favorite program while you walk.

I try to get my exercise out of the way early in the day, the longer I put it off the more reasons I think of not to do it.

I have been using a program for a while called “Strip That Fat”. It is working well for me, It reminds that big brother is watching. Well sort of, If I do not stick with the program I do not lose the recommended amount of weight that week.

The bottom line is that they know I did not stick to the plan.

They help you pick out five meals a day. This stops you from feeling hungry at midday, it also kicks the metabolism into gear. you need fuel to burn stored fat so starvation diets just do not work.

Their is no magic pill or elixir that is just going to make the extra weight disappear. It’s going to take a good consistent effort to make the pounds go away.

The extra pounds are not going to just disappear, You are going to have to change your eating habits and start a exercise program. A fast weight loss program is just a dream. The only thing that will work is steady effort over months to come.

Women’s tennis has evolved very much so over the course of the last 30 years or so. It continues to develop into an extremely competitive sport and the bar has been raised some more with each decade.

Women are faster, stronger, and harder working in the world of professional tennis and we’ve been lucky enough to see some absolutely great players. Here are the 7 best since 1980, in my opinion.

Venus Williams has been one of the best players in modern tennis, and it’s crazy to think about the fact that she finds herself at #7 here. With 10 grand slam wins, her career has been wildly successful. Perhaps the most impressive stat is her four Wimbledon titles.

After Venus is Justine Henin-Hardenne. I put her ahead of Venus because she was simply better, and won more slams in a shorter span. While she cut her career short, she’s on the way back up now as she’s returned to the sport.

The next player on my list is one who I do believe should have been ranked higher, if not for a very unfortunate event. Monica Seles was the best woman in the world in her young prime, even beating the likes of Steffi Graf with ease. Unfortunately, a fanatical lunatic decided to stab her during a match, which effectively ruined her career.

4. Chris Evert. She ruled the 1970s and part of the 1980s, and had a long, successful career. 18 grand slams says it all.

After Seles is the other Williams sister, as Serena now has more grand slams, not to mention the fact that she’s younger than Venus. The last few years have been dominated by Serena ever since Henin retired, and she still has a handful of good years ahead of her.

2. Martina Navratilova. What an outstanding career she had, and she just never seemed to go away. 18 grand slams and a shining career.

1. Steffi Graf. The queen of women’s tennis, she was the Roger Federer of the women’s game. 22 grand slams.

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