SolidShark wrote...
say what! wrote...
I forgot to say that anyone can ask me anything when it comes to dieting or lifting.
Any way to avoid feeling as if my backbone is going to snap while I push-up?
Is my 2000 calorie-a-day diet acceptable considering I do not have any energy-consuming activity?
How much do I need to excercize if I don't have access to weights or gym? If so, are 50 push-ups a day enough excercize for someone like me?
1. If your back is hurting then it's your form or you previously injured your back in the past. Head up, chest up, stable back/ shoulders, overall good posture and make sure to have a steady pace.
2. depends on what your 2000 calorie diet consist of, but I highly recommend doing some form of active activity to prevent the gain of fat %
3. I recommend working out 30-60 minutes around later in the day to burn off any meals you had during the day. There are tons of exercise besides that don't require weights or a gym such as burpies, ab workouts, jumping jacks(500 or maybe 1000), variations of squats, calf raises, hyper extensions, and variations of pushups(100, but consider doing them in sets). Reduce your rest period, drink only water(tons), wear something that will make you sweat more, change your diet to something healthier, and stay dedicated because in the end you will see the changes, but it takes time.