Sentences with phrase «front of tv»

If you are excellent at planning your meals, then having a little avocado isn't going to hurt you, but sitting down in front of a TV with a bowl of guac is just a time bomb to your weight loss.

For instance, (a little random... but stay with me...) a study done recently by the British Journal of Sports Medicine showed a significant drop in sperm count in males who spend more time in front of the TV (you may not be worried about this now, but how will this affect your children in the future?)

Limit screen time to no more than two hours a day (this includes time spent on the computer, iPad, in front of the TV, etc..)

How likely are you to want some kind of snack food when you plop down in front of the TV?

Whether it's binging on a decadent chocolate cake or spending a whole weekend in front of the TV, we feel the shame and wrongness of it because we judge ourselves as wrong...

To tell the truth, I have one but until I found this video I had used it only for sitting on it in front of the TV.

There are times when I eat while scrolling through my phone or in front of the TV.

No more feeling constantly tired, spending evenings slumped in front of the TV and using the bedroom as a place to sleep.

Our lifestyle is the biggest reason for this — desk jobs, phones, laptops and sitting in front of the TV like a couch potato — all such factors contribute to back problems.

Lack of exercise due to work pressures, sedentary lifestyle, furniture that is not ergonomic and long hours of sitting in the same position either in front of a TV or computer are some of the reasons for backache.

Avoid distractions like eating in front of the TV, or while you're reading or working.

I don't snarf a whole pile of them sitting in front of the TV the way I used to with sesame sticks, but a few crackers next to a pile of tuna salad (like this or this or this or this) makes lunch a little more special.

This burns so many more calories than lying lifeless in front of the TV.

We sit at desks, sit in traffic, and sit at home in front of the TV.

For example, you may not realize you're eating sugary foods when you're sad or mindlessly munching too many potato chips in front of the TV.

I love that I can do my workouts in about 45 minutes, at home... in front of the TV.

It easy to drive to work, sit all day at the desk, drive home, and sit in front of the TV.

Do you think a belt will melt the fat around your belly while you sit in front of the TV and do nothing?

Eating in our cars on the way to soccer practice, in front of the TV, or while on the phone, reading a book or flipping through a magazine is actually abusing even the healthiest meal you eat.

sometimes i wish i had woken up earlier but, it is never too late to change bad habits, eat well and get out to move that great body of ours because it was made to run and not to be seated in front of Tv for endless hours and stuffed with junk food.

And if watching TV makes it difficult to know how much you are really eating, you're much more likely to overeat if you eat in front of that TV screen than if you eat quietly at your dining room table.

Life is too hectic to be thinking about spending hours at the gym or in front of TV sort of following exercise videos.

Don't eat in front of the TV.

There was no eating in the car, or in front of the TV.

Traditional cultures would never consider eating in front of the TV or while driving or stressed.

Set up a circuit training route in front of your TV.

It is in teen nature to be active, although in these days teenagers tend to spend more time in front of TV and the computer.

Anyway, spend as less time in front of the TV as possible.

If you have a habit of eating in front of the TV or computer, it's easy that you overeat.

Eating on the run, skipping breakfast, too much take - away food, stressful and busy lives, not chewing foods properly (very common), eating in front of TV or computer screen or IPhone, poor food choices, and several other reasons can account for this.

Since you are reading this blog I would assume that you are not the average person sitting in front of the TV after work but rather switch on your boss mode to regularly engage in movement practice or pump some iron (if not stop reading this and start moving!).

Sitting in front of the TV for hours on end might not impact the way your brain works, but it will definitely have its impact on your body.

During the day, we were meant to expend energy seeking food and not to sit in an office or in front of a TV for hours.

Cut down on TV time or if really want to watch a special program work out in front of the TV.

You'd be surprised how many calories you burn when you're not sitting behind a desk all day or in front of the TV all night.

Clients tell me that evening time in front of the TV is when the mindless eating / drinking occurs.

If you are working out at home put your exercise equipment in front of the TV or you can read while spinning and be sure to use your Bright Images Programs to enhance your experience for lifestyle changes.

However, the truth is that many of us are exercising for one hour in the day while spending the rest of our waking hours in a chair in front of a desk and on the sofa in front of the TV.

This will come with time, but you can help hurry the process along by creating daily rituals that center around your workout: Sip a cup of coffee on your way to the gym in the morning, roll out your yoga mat in front of the TV when you wake up in the morning, or listen to a favorite song to get you pumped up before you head out for a run.

Every night, without fail, I'd blob out in front of the TV with a big fat...

Bring a piece of equipment out in front of the TV and place it strategically so that you will actually use it.

They don't keep sugar - laden energy bars in their desk drawers, they don't sit in front of the TV with a jar of roasted almonds, and they definitely don't give snacks to kids as a way to occupy or appease them.

(Eating in front of the TV may have similar drawbacks.)

Instead of eating in your car, at your desk, in front of the TV or your computer, take a moment to sit down and bring all your focus and attention to the food.

Instead, consider other times during your day you might be able to get up off your butt: your morning train ride, staff meetings, an evening phone call with your sister, or while you unwind after dinner in front of the TV.

Couple the above factors with the fact that most kids, once they escape the nutrient - devoid school lunches and finally get home at night, are too tired to get the benefits of going outside and play or chase a ball around for fun, and instead curl up in front of the TV or video games with a snack.

While you shouldn't spend an evening in front of the TV mindlessly munching on potato chips, you can include an evening snack in your diet.

Don't get glued to the couch in front of your TV.

Although we love supper in front of the TV and it can actually be quite a healing experience, the number of funny conversations and memories that will be formed in our childish brains from the dinner table will astonish you.

Around the clock Olympic coverage means long hours in front of the TV and skipped gym sessions.