Most common Mistakes done by beginners | Top 7 mistakes | Gym beginners

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Top 7 Mistakes Done By Beginners https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exercise Firstly beginners are not learned enough about bodybuilding. Some of them just come gym for show off only, to give some Instagram  stories  or whatsapp status etc. If you are serious about your fitness and want to achieve your goals, please read the blog very carefully and avoid those mistakes. 1. Laziness or No gripping strength: Often n the gym we can see the beginners do not set their weight themselves, they want help from others. This is the top most mistake they usually do. When we change our weight plate by ourselves, our grips are strong enough at that time. So we can say this strengthen our gripping power and holding capacity. And most importantly it makes you to maintain discipline. So make sure you alone and yourself bring up your weight and set them to the rod. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Exercise 2. Avoid Full Range of Motion:  Most commonly in the gym beginners do the half range of motion while doing

Vegan protein sources | Top protein sources | Vegan diet

 Top protein providing foods

  1. Lentils

One cup of raw lentils give 17 g of protein. In general lentils contains 9 g protein per 100 g weight.


Process of cooking:

1 cup of lentils + 1 medium size carrot + 1 medium size potato + water + (onions, green chili, salt) as per taste.



  1. Pinto Beans

100 g of raw pinto beans give 24 g protein.


Process of cooking:

150 g pinto beans + 50 g green beans + 1 medium size potato + water + (onions, green chili, salt) as per taste.



  1. Chickpeas

100 g raw chickpeas give 19 g protein.


Process of making:

200g of chickpeas + 50 g lentils + 40 g paneer + (onions, green chili, salt) as per taste.



  1. Soybeans

100 g of raw soybeans give 50 g protein. And it contains all the essential amino acids.


Process of making:

50 g of raw soybeans + 2 potatoes + 30 g green beans + water + (onions, green chili, salt) as per taste.



  1. Mushroom

Every 100 g mushroom contains 6 g protein. Mushrooms are low in carbohydrates and calories. It contains zero fat. It contains 33% vit- D of daily need. It is also rich in B-12.


Process of making:

150 g of mushroom + 30 g of soybeans + green peas + water + (onions, green chili, salt) as per taste.



  1. Quinoa

100 g of cooked quinoa contains 5 g protein.


Process of making:

100g of cooked quinoa + 30 g soybeans + (onions, green chili, salt) as per taste.



  1. Oats

1 cup of raw oats gives 9 g of protein.


Process of making:

2 cup of raw oats + 1 glass of milk + 1 banana + 1 teaspoon of seed mixture + 2 spoon of badam mixture + 2 spoon honey



 



Some dry foods that contains large quantities of protein;


  1. Almonds: 

1 ounce of almonds contains 5.94 g of proteins.


  1. Chia seeds:

1 ounce of chia seeds contains 4.69 g of proteins.


  1. Hemp seeds:

1 ounce of hemp seeds contains 10 g of proteins.


  1. Flax seeds:

1 ounce of flax seeds contains 3.9 g of proteins.


  1. Avocado:

1 ounce of avocado contains 4.02 g of proteins.

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