Welcome to UK Outdoor Fitness Free Body Transformation Course
This is 6-8 weeks of Tasks and Workouts to help with your daily routine. This is purely to help you where you are able to do anywhere and anytime.
If you want to get the best results give it ago – Please post your meals and progress on social media with hash #ukofhealth
Week 1
Task 1 | Task 2 | Enhancement | Notes |
Lower or cut out all alcohol | Eat The Rainbow Veg 5 days + | 10,000 Steps 5 days + | Rainbow Task Sheet On Blog |
Exercise TASKS
Additional notes:
‘Eat the Rainbow’ (fruit and veg) The Colours
TASK 1: 5 or more days aim to have at least 4 out of the 6 each day (Additional – You can also tally how many you have each day to review at the end of the week)
Check out some of these excellent websites for examples of eating the rainbow – When googling the rainbow all sites will differ between 5 and 7 colour variations – For this purpose we will go with 6
https://www.bhf.org.uk/heart-matters-magazine/nutrition/5-a-day/colourful-foods
http://www.nutritionaustralia.org/national/resource/eat-rainbow
N.B > Research the different foods for different colours.
Week 2
Task 1 | Task 2 | Enhancement | Notes |
No emails or Social Media after 09.30pm – Be Strict on this | Chew your food twice as slow | Chew your food twice as slow -Cut down or avoid Transfat | Continue previous weeks tasks and take a picture each week if you wish |
Exercise TASKS
Additional notes:
Social Media Limitation to help your sleep
Social Media, (bright lights) or devices including TV after 09.30pm before you go bed – This can help with better sleep as well as relaxing you, and helping you to fall to sleep more quickly.
Good article to read – Sleep Article
Good article to read – Sleep Article 2
Here are some more tips on getting a better nights sleep
Trans-Fats
Cut down Trans-Fat Foods, or cut out completely except one day a week
Below are a few ideas of foods that contain Trans Fats – Basically the more processed the food, the higher the chance that it will contain Trans Fats as well as being higher in Sugar. (In general food that we all know isn’t the best for you and should be eaten in moderation):
Week 3
Task 1 | Task 2 | Enhancement | Notes |
Drink more water throughout the day | No “White” Bread, Pizza or Pasta or massively reduce | Avoid all sugary drinks especially energy drinks | Continue previous weeks tasks and take a picture each week if you wish |
Exercise TASKS
Additional notes:
Drinking more water can help with the following:
White Carbs – Coming shortly
Week 4
Task 1 | Notes Task 1 | Enhancement | Notes |
Fill in a food diary for 2 weeks | Fill in Food diary as much as possible. Everything you eat and drink | Increase your average steps by 10-20% each day | Continue previous weeks tasks and take a picture each week if you wish |
Exercise TASKS
Fill a Food diary in for 2 weeks
Food diaries are an excellent way to track what food you consume; when you consume and your daily habits. This is a great way to make small changes and see how you can improve what you eat long term.
When writing down your food diary or if you use an app or note on phone; make sure that you add all the details, sizes and how you feel after you have eaten. Do not omit days or avoid writing things down. This is to help you and not a judgement.
TIPS: Try My Fitness Pal https://www.myfitnesspal.com/ to help you train your food or check out other apps https://www.pastemagazine.com/articles/2017/06/the-10-best-apps-to-help-you-eat-healthy-and-lose.html
Once you have filled in your food diary please send in week 1 and 2 to info@ukoutdoorfitness.com – We will only look at fully filled in diary for 7 and 14 days. This is the best way for us to help you.
Steps, Stairs and Walking
Increasing or activity trying to increase your steps can have a massive impact short and long term on your health. Walking has many benefits to your health. It is something we are built and designed to do. Has low impact (In general) on your joints and of course is free. If you work at a desk or office bound really try hard to add more step on break or on your lunch break. (Do not just work through – Make sure you take your break) Walking more can also help with the following list and a good website to read: NHS on Walking
Week 5
Task 1 | Notes | Enhancement | Notes |
Eat smaller portions and chew your food twice as slow | Fill in Food diary week 2 as much as possible. Everything you eat and drink | Try stretch before you go to bed 3-5 a times a week | Continue previous weeks tasks and take a picture each week if you wish |
Exercise TASKS
Eat smaller portions and chew food smaller
It generally takes 20 minutes for your food to hit your stomach and brain to react so the signal saying that you are filling up or full. Some of the benefits of chewing food slower can be; You enjoy your food and feeling fulfilled rather than full, eat less, aid weight loss and help with your digestive system. Eating too fast can potentially cause digestive problems in the future.
An excellent article to read https://www.precisionnutrition.com/all-about-slow-eating
- Dave Sills
I joined as part of a 6 week campaign not only to get fitter but change my perception on food and exercise. I attended both outdoor and online sessions during the 6 weeks and have noticed vast improvement. I look forward to the classes, not only for a good workout but for the social aspect as the trainers and rest of the participants are all really friendly and welcoming. Although no exact weight measurements, my 5km running time has improved by over 4 minutes, and I’ve lost 2 inches from my stomach.
- Claire Brimblecombe
I have been a member of bootcamp for 4 years regularly attending classes each week. These classes have made a difference to both my physical and mental health. I have seen a difference to my fitness levels and have dropped a dress size. I have entered 10k and mud races with UK Outdoor Fitness something I would never have dreamt of before. The best thing for me however, about bootcamp is the people and the encouragement you receive. I have met people who have become good friends and have looked out for each other during this difficult lockdown period. I am impressed with how adaptable UK Outdoor Fitness have been during Covid. I am grateful for the online classes but look forward to returning to coffee corner soon.