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As a Michelin-starred chef with personal experience of dieting, Tom Kerridge knows that cooking good food is the first step on the road to both weight-loss and better performance. In Lose Weight and Get Fit he shows how you can eat well, shed the pounds and kick-start a more active lifestyle.

This book is for everyone who knows they want to lose weight and do some more exercise, but also needs the motivation to get started. With chef’s techniques for the best lower-calorie cooking, plus tips for stepping up to fitness targets, Tom will give you the inspiration you need to lose weight AND get fit.

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If you, or someone you know, have been affected by the crisis in Ukraine, you can phone us on: 0800 1488586 or email us at: ukrainiansupport@barnardos.org.ukChef Tom Kerridge previously lost 12 stone, but like many of us he found that over time the weight started to creep back on. Which is why in Lose Weight and Get Fit he, along with 11 volunteers from his home town of Gloucester, embarks on a two-month commitment to improve his health and lose weight in the process.

The idea is that, rather than going on a restrictive diet or setting unrealistic exercise expectations, they form healthy relationships with food and exercise that will become lifelong habits. But they know that maintaining focus and keeping the routines in place will be challenging.

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So, if you’re trying to improve your diet and fitness but struggling with motivation, try these tips from Tom and his mate and personal trainer Adam Peacock.

Don’t be put off by what seems to be slow progress. “Remember why you are trying to lose weight and what you are trying to achieve. Think of it as a long-term plan that has short-term gains. Little-by-little is a lot more sustainable.”

“If you’re making one lot of something, do a load more of it. It’s so much easier to have a midweek meal ready to get out of the freezer.”

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“When it’s cold and raining, that run you promised you’d go on might start to feel like a chore rather than something invigorating. Ask friends who’s up for doing some exercise together. By making it a social occasion you’ll be less likely to cancel at the last minute, because you won’t want to let others down – and you’ll find a type of exercise that’s enjoyable to you all.”

“Could too much caffeine, lack of sleep or poor hydration be causing you motivation issues? If so, look at improving these areas of your life.”

“Don’t put unnecessary pressure on yourself or feel you have to find multiple hours in a day to exercise. This can mess with your head and lead to missed workouts when ‘life stuff’ gets in the way. If you face time constraints, do mini accessory workouts at home, such as mobility work or body weight resistance exercises . You needn’t spend a huge amount of time doing them, but you’ll feel better for having done something and they’ll ultimately improve the performance of your chosen endeavours.”

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“Speak to your partner, or a friend or family member, about how you’re struggling and ask them if they’d mind helping you get back on track. Sometimes all we need are a few words of encouragement or a compliment or two.”

“More often than not we expect too much too soon, which can leave us feeling demoralised when thing don’t go to plan. Apply the ‘SMART goal’ principle when selecting a target; you’re more likely to succeed if you do:

“Whether it’s listening to the Frozen soundtrack or watching the training montage from Rocky IV – find something that helps motivate and inspire you and play it regularly.”

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“Agreeing to raise money for a worthy cause can help provide the impetus for training – it will give your workouts a real sense of purpose.”

“We’ve all got people we really should speak to but haven’t got around to giving a call, so kill two birds with one stone by ringing them from your mobile and going for a walk. This simple trick gets you back into being active and, if done after a meal, can dramatically improve insulin sensitivity and reduce blood sugars.”

“While you’re watching your favourite soap with the family, each choose a character and get up and do ten squats every time your’s pops up on screen. Alternatively, write down a few activities or classes you’ve always fancied doing but never dared, fold them up, pop them in a mug and pick one. Think outside the box!”

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“Chilli, paprika, cumin and coriander are all good. Seasonings can make recipes come alive, they’re not that expensive, and you can keep (and use) them over time. They’re pretty much zero calories too.”

“It’s already portioned, so you know how many calories are in it – it even saves on washing up. It’s a convenience food that really does work.”

“Similar to cottage cheese, except you can make dessert with this. It’s thick, rich and creamy. It’s a great way to get a luxury texture without the calories.”

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If you’re struggling with motivation, you’re not the only one! Lots of people find it difficult, including Tom and Adam. Don’t give yourself a hard time about the odd slip-up, you’re only human!

“Of course I sometimes struggle with motivation, especially at this time of year”, says Adam. “When you feel like that, just try to get a 10–15-minute walk in to get some sunlight. Motivation can be a real struggle, so you have to use all the tricks you can to get yourself moving.”

Tom agrees: “I found myself in the same position as most 46-year-olds – the recognition that you need to try and stay fit and healthy while trying not to eat everything in front of you. It’s very easy to get caught up in life, or to not go to the gym, but you have to remind yourself why you’re doing it and remember you’re in a better state mentally and physically for those around you.”

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High-protein, low-GI diet These quick and easy high-protein and low-GI recipes will help you to feel full all day without piling on the poundsIf you haven’t heard of Tom Kerridge.. where have you been? This man is a TRUE inspiration! I am gaining a bit of an addiction to purchasing recipe/health food books at the moment and this is my latest purchase.  I was recommend this book by a few of my followers as a lot of recipes are Slimming World friendly and after watching his new BBC TV series I couldn’t resist. (I could seriously listen to this man talk forever… his accent is adorable)

44 year old Tom is a Michelin star chef originally from Salisbury, UK and he has recently lost 12 stone all by himself following his own low calorie diet. Tom devised his own low calorie diet after realising he had reached approx. 30 stone. By cutting down on carbs, giving up alcohol completely and watching his calorie intake he managed to shed the weight without any weight loss surgery.

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Tom and his wife run their own pub in Buckinghamshire called The Hand and Flowers which I have to say looks absolutely amazing! If I am ever in the area I will definitely be paying this place a visit.

The first thing I love about this book is that it’s not full of some depressing sob story about how fat he was and how he was depressed etc etc.. Yes there is some initial background story about how he was a big lad but mainly its full of some hard facts about weight gain and how to lose weight, along with some awesome recipes. My favourite