Cut back on the beer; its full of empty calories, plus you won't feel like crap in morning. On that note, avoid baked goods such as chips, ect. too.
To boost your metabolism, have a big, hearty breakfast. Eat every two-and-a-half hours, or so, and drink plenty of water throughout the day.
With your workout, keep it simple. Bench press, squats, clean and press, pullovers, barbell curls, deadlifts. Do two sets of eight repititions for each of these exercises; for squats, do two sets of twelve. Never weight train two days in a row, and do around an hour of cardio on those alternating days.
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Originally Posted by Wunderbar
Question though, how is it that better results occur with weight training as well?
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Weight training is much more taxing on your muscles than the typical cardiovascular exercises.
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Originally Posted by aberkok
Muscle burns more calories while at rest...as far as I know. I could use some corroboration here. Anyone?
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Yes that's true, especially since your body requires a decent amount of energy while rebuilding muscle tissue. More energy than the initial training. Interval training is specifically designed to take advantage of this.