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FAQs

The best way to lose weight/fat reduction is to maintain a calorie deficit by eating a healthy and balanced diet and exercising regularly. Implementing the structured weight and cardio training program we offer on our website will guarantee the fastest and most effective fat loss strategy!

Q2 : How often should I exercise to lose weight or achieve the desired body shape?

The recommended frequency of exercise is a minimum of 30 minutes to one hour every day, at least five times a week. However, the exact amount and intensity required will depend on your fitness level, goals, and other individual factors. 
If you're more experienced at working out, you can save time at the gym by increasing the intensity as we show you on our "Workout Guide and Techniques" page.

Q3: What types of food should I consume to help me lose weight or maintain body shape?

Ah, this is where our Bandung Joe Muscle Diet program comes into play! You can get a custom program to meet your needs and goals on your fat loss and body transformation journey.

Combining regular weight training and cardio training can help slim and shape your body. Training with weights helps build muscle mass, which can increase your metabolism and help you burn more calories throughout the day.

Both cardio and weight lifting are important for fat loss. Cardio exercises help burn calories quickly while weight training helps build muscle mass which will burn more calories in the long run. Combining both types of exercise can be effective for achieving weight loss.

The amount of time it takes to see results from exercising regularly varies from person to person, and depends on the frequency, intensity, and type of exercise. However, you can expect to see some significant changes within a few weeks to a few months after you start exercising consistently.

No. It is not possible to target fat reduction in specific areas of the body. Fat reduction occurs throughout the body, although some people may lose fat in certain areas more quickly than others. Bottom line, DON'T TRAIN YOUR ABDOMINAL MUSCLES IF YOU CAN'T SEE THEM! It will only make your abs bigger!

Both are important for losing fat, but diet has a bigger role in weight loss than exercise. The most important aspect of fat loss is maintaining a calorie deficit, and that is best achieved through changes in diet. Training with weights can increase the number of calories you eat in a day so you can eat more while remaining in a calorie deficit. Training with weights is the most important form of exercise to achieve a higher calorie intake per day!

The number of calories you should eat to lose weight will depend on various individual factors such as current weight, height, age, gender, and physical activity level. As a general guideline, it is recommended to create a calorie deficit of 500-1000 calories per day for safe and long-lasting weight loss. The reality is that if there are visible body changes, then you are eating the correct number of calories at that time. Once the changes stop and  you are not satisfied with the results then we can reduce the calories consumed or increase exercise to burn more calories. 

Proper sleep and rest are essential for fitness and healthy fat loss. Sleep deprivation can aid weight gain by increasing the desire to eat high-calorie foods and reducing motivation to exercise. Adequate sleep on the other hand, can help regulate appetite, balance hormones, and allow the body to recover after exercise. One thing to note is: sleep length is not as important as sleep quality! Even if you sleep for 8 hours but wake up, that is not good quality sleep. It is more effective if you sleep 4 - 5 hours but your sleep is sound. You will be fully recovered and fresh for the next day.

I want to avoid feeling sore and tired from working out. The truth is, when you start training, it's natural to experience some soreness and fatigue. However, there are ways to minimize these effects. I promise you that after two weeks, you won't feel as sore, if at all, and you'll have a surge of energy! It's important to remember that everything feels challenging when we first start. Just like starting a new job or a new relationship, it may be tough and uncomfortable initially, but with time, it becomes more rewarding. Your body is a precious asset, so enduring a couple of weeks of discomfort is a small price to pay for the overall benefits you'll experience. Embrace the journey and enjoy the rest of your fitness adventure!

Q1 : What is the best way to lose weight / fat reduction?

Q4: How to slim and shape the body?

Q5: Should my focus be on cardio or lifting weights for fat loss?

Q6 : How long does it take to see results from exercising regularly?

Q7 : Can I target specific areas of my body to reduce fat?

Q8: Is regular exercise or diet more important for reducing fat?

Q9 : How many calories should I eat to lose weight?

Q10 : What role does sleep and rest play in fat reduction and overall fitness?

Q11 : I dont want to feel tired and sore from working out. How to avoid this?

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