He has single-handedly changed the concept of Fitness in the Indian Cricket team
Let's watch his Fitness mantras:
Discipline Diet:
Kohli is known for his discipline, not just on the field but also off the field
He follows a strict diet plan & never misses his workout routine, no matter how busy his schedule is
He believes that discipline is the key to success, & it reflects in the field.
How you can fix your Diet plan
• Keep a food diary app and learn to track
Example: Myfitnesspal, Cronometer
• Incorporate good quality Protein
• Eat a variety of foods
• Watch your portion sizes
• Limit processed foods
• Plan ahead
• Stay hydrated
Do not chase Super low body fat percentage if your work doesn't demands it.
Low body fat percentage may seem like a goal, but it comes with risks such as decreased immune function, hormone production, nutrient deficiencies, and cardiovascular disease.
Health over Aesthetic
The ideal body fat percentage for optimal function can vary depending on factors such as age, fitness level, and overall health.
However, generally speaking, for males, a body fat percentage of 10-18% and for females, a body fat percentage of 20-28% is considered very healthy.
Workout form in Gym:
Form and execution are key to achieving your fitness goals and preventing injuries in the gym.
Proper technique ensures effective and safe workouts, helping you progress and see results.
Don't sacrifice form for heavier weights.
How to get better:
Start with lighter weights to build a strong foundation.
Get a spotter to prevent injury, especially when lifting heavier weights.
Practice bodyweight exercises to improve alignment.
Seek professional guidance if you're unsure about your form or technique.
Your body is unique, and so are your nutritional needs.
Never follow someone else's diet blindly. Consult a healthcare professional to determine the best dietary approach for your individual goals and needs.
Vegetarian is best for Virat, it might not for you.
Starting your fitness journey can be challenging, but it's also rewarding and empowering.
With the right mindset, tools, and support, you can achieve your goals and transform your life.
Take that first step today and start your journey towards a healthier, happier you!
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This is the TOFI phenotype, silent but too dangerous.
Here’s how to detect it and fix it:
How to know if you're TOFI:
BMI is useless.
Use these instead
• Waist-to-height ratio ≥ 0.5
• Bloodwork: low HDL, high triglycerides, borderline sugar
• Fatigue or sugar crashes post-meals
• No visible muscle mass on the frame
Consult a healthcare provider for evaluation
This is not just aesthetics or looks.
It’s a disease risk.
• Type 2 diabetes
• Fatty liver
• High triglycerides
• Low HDL
• High blood pressure
• Chronic inflammation
All can happen in TOFI bodies even if you “look fit.”
This thread reveals the exact dal that gives the highest protein per 100g
(and the right way to use it):
1] Protein content of common dals (100g raw):
• Moong dal (yellow, split) → 24g protein
• Urad dal → 25g protein
• Masoor dal (red) → 24g protein
• Toor/Arhar dal → 22g protein
• Chana dal → 21g protein
Urad dal leads, closely followed by moong and masoor
*round fig
2] But here’s the hidden truth about dal protein:
• Protein quality is low (missing essential amino acids like methionine).
• Bioavailability < animal protein.
• Dal is not enough on its own to hit your daily protein target