SUPERBOWL - How Will You Get Through It?
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I'm getting through it with the help of chips & guac, chili and beer.0
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Like this:
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Bring foods that you want to eat! I'm bringing shrimp and crab, and a colorful array of sliced bell peppers mmm.0
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I will do what I do with every holiday or special occasion...I will enjoy myself and consume those things that are traditionally consumed on such events and I will go back to my normal habits the next day.
Your weight control is not dependent on a handful of holidays and special occasions during the year...nobody got fat because they had a few too many wings while watching the SB...people get fat when they treat every day like a holiday or special occasion. When you take a big picture view of all of this, you quickly realize that these handful of events are largely irrelevant to the whole.0 -
Doesn't matter, I'm just here so I don't get fined.0
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By being English
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2100 calories actually seems like a very low estimate, especially considering that the average Super Bowl watcher likely consumes beer as well.
I'll be getting through it by not watching, because I'm Canadian, I don't own a TV, and I have no interest in sports. So, you know, I'm pretty confident.0 -
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I will do this:
Pray over my food, pray for my team to win and THEN EAT for 4 hours!
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My English self and all my Scottish friends will be watching at my house in the middle of the damn night (as always) which miiiiiiiiight curb food-related things but I doubt it.
I've been doing Dryathlon (no booze) for cancer research all January so trust me, I will be doing the super bowl this year with copious amounts of alcohol.
We all do Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and will be in the dojo come Monday for 2+ hours of beating each other up (*cough* sorry 'training'), so I'm 99% certain none of us actually care about one night
Although I might go for a run on Sunday if the ground isn't too icy this week like it was last week.0 -
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The same way I do every other year - mourn the fact that as a Chiefs fan I have yet to see them in a Superbowl in my lifetime, but hope for a really good football game to watch nonetheless. Except that I really don't like either team so I may be rooting for some sort of natural disaster to befall on the stadium, but my brother lives in Arizona, so that's probably not very nice of me...
My biggest challenge is that because I'm a huge football fan, we gave up on going to big superbowl parties because we wanted to be able to watch the game as much as the commercials and avoid all the chit chatty small talk that comes up during these type of parties from the casual or non-fans. I still want to have all the fun Superbowl foods though so I end up making wings, dips, etc just for my family...
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Turkey chili, fruit, veggies, and a few (or more)glasses of red wine. Go Hawks!0
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The Seahawks in the Superbowl again? Party time!!! That said I am putting extra workouts in this week. The day of I will eat a light breakfast and lunch. If I overindulge during the game and don't see any progress on the scale that week I am ok with it. I will be right back on my program on Monday.0
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cushman5279 wrote: »It's disgusting... Call me a jerk but I take great pleasure in snacking on my healthy options while others scarf down endless amounts of fried wings, buffalo dip, pizza, chips, garbage! Ugh! I don't want nor do I crave that kind of stuff any longer. And the physical pain of eating it is not even worth a bite! I think about where I used to be... along side them eating and drinking excessive calories... and I think about how I used to feel. Fat, tired, bloated, run down, sore, low energy, little motivation. Then I think about how I feel now which is miles away from and a thousand times better. My friends are big into the Superbowl as well, I personally couldn't care less but... I go with the flow. For the last game we had friends over to my place and I told them to bring whatever snacks they liked. I made a big veggie platter with healthy dip and a big fruit bowl. I also made a healthy Paleo chili that they loved! I didn't touch anything they brought. This time we are going to their house. Again I plan to bring a bunch of healthy snacks. I actually don't go anywhere without my own healthy snacks and/or meals. Anyway, it's not really so much of a challenge for me any longer so this maybe didn't help much. BTW, I do live in New England so yeah... Go Pats (I guess). I'd rather be boxing
How are you able to balance your high horse on that soap box?
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Lots of food! But mostly healthy. Will start the day with an 800+ calorie cardio workout to offset some of the guilty pleasure. GO PATS!0
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I'm going to a conference in Nashville, TN. They are having the big game and a dance party! So snack a little and then sweat it off on the dance floor. Woohoo!0
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My high horse will trample the souls of most fatties. But, I'm thinking that my condescending attitude will fill me up for the most part. For pleasure I'll let all my friends know what kind of *kitten* they are for eating literally and in all actuality garabage. My disgust at their sloth will be my fuel through the game.
For dessert, however, I may just feast on the skittle like entrails of any small animals I find (and maybe lick some tree bark for fiber).
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If you don't drink a lot of your calories that is definitely a plus. I am going to make the typical party foods that I and my friends/family like, but with healthy substitutions for some of the ingredients. Also, a lot of dish options can be baked instead of fried. There are a ton of healthier recipes out there that you can try, and your family will probably love them too. They may not even be able to tell it is a healthier option!0
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kmorgan221 wrote: »Doesn't matter, I'm just here so I don't get fined.
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Superbowl? What's the superbowl?
I'm not a football fan. 0 -
By eating all the food! Superbowl comes once a year...enjoy it! I sure will.
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I'll work off the calories by swearing at the TV about cheaters and their cheaty-cheatin' ways.0
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eating before I go and am bringing a healthy snack to share0
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Beer, wings, Beer, pizza, Beer, nachos, Beer, Mary Browns Fried Chicken, Beer, Probably assorted chips, and nuts, Beer, Cheese, Crackers, Pepperoni, Beer, Sleep0
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My high horse will trample the soles of most fatties. But, I'm thinking that my condescending attitude will fill me up for the most part. For pleasure I'll let all my friends know what kind of *kitten* they are for eating literally and in all actuality garabage. My disgust at their sloth will be my fuel through the game.
For dessert, however, I may just feast on the skittle like entrails of any small animals I find (and maybe lick some tree bark for fiber).
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I'll only get through it if the Seahawks win. 0
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