Did I sabotage my diet plan?
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blktngldhrt wrote: »I missed the only fish part. What the heck is that going to do??
I should have gone to a pool yesterday. Darn.KirstyBorg wrote: »I'm already working out but not 100% pushing myself.
I did not ask if my 2 week plan was right or not.
All I wanted to know is if I just ignore the day and continue tomorrow or skip my lunch since I had too much chocolate and continue on my diet.
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MrM27, that post is exactly my point.
You, presented with zero information on the suggested diet - for all you know, the "detox" could have been "sign up with MFP and eat the calories suggested" - say to fire the trainer, which for somebody lost and confused is easily read as "fire your trainer who you are probably paying lots of money for because you hired an idiot, and therefore, you yourself are probably an idiot."
It's not helpful, in any way.
You don't even know if the trainer is the one who used the word detox! It's such a hot buzz word in every magazine and TV show that for all we know, the trainer suggested a diet and the OP or someone else labeled it a detox. We know so few facts here (a fault of the OP, to be fair) that the criticism here is unjustified. I think it is fair to critique the lack of information, but not fair to criticism what you GUESS that information to be.
first, no legit trainer should be recommending a detox of any kind.
secondly, no legit trainer should say that you need a two week "diet" to get ready for training...
third, the amount of white knighting in this thread is hilarious...
Truth hurts too much.
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KirstyBorg wrote: »Ha! Hilarious!
I currently have weights 12.5-15 kgs and he is going to help me push myself more.
Unfortunately, I'm the kind of person that as soon as I have a cheat meal I give up. But I'm learning slowly
And this, right here, is WHY people discourage the detox mentality and the quick weight loss jump start, booster stupidity. Eat at a deficit. Get enough protein.
Ramen!0 -
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THERE'S A CHOCOLATE FOUNTAIN AND I MISSED IT?!
Oh that is the thing dreams are made of!! Imma join the other person in the caramel. NOM!!KirstyBorg wrote: »Wow, I had this app for 2 years and I only recently started using the committee for support.
But it seems like a lot of people are very negative and a bit aggressive too.
This is generic: if you don't have any positive criticism please keep your comments to yourself
Rainbow farts and unicorns
See my profile pic. Unicorns fart rainbows, and I think they smell of cotton candy.
And speaking of white knights and unicorns...
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KirstyBorg wrote: »Wow, I had this app for 2 years and I only recently started using the committee for support.
But it seems like a lot of people are very negative and a bit aggressive too.
This is generic: if you don't have any positive criticism please keep your comments to yourself
It's not being negative to point out you are being given very poor advice on diet from a person who isn't qualified to give that advice. People are trying to help you.
Would you take your laptop to a car mechanic for repair?
I like reading the Community, I've never yet started a question for the reasons you describe. You will get a lot of well-meaning, (I would hope) yet different opinions. Even when making a comment you get someone who disagrees, but that is to be expected. So many experts.0 -
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Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.0
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TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
but chocolate!0 -
TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
You are not the only one... :sick:0 -
TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Well why are you sticking your hands and mouth in the fountain?
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TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Don't invite dirty people to your fountain.0 -
TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Don't invite dirty people to your fountain.
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KirstyBorg wrote: »Wow, I had this app for 2 years and I only recently started using the committee for support.
But it seems like a lot of people are very negative and a bit aggressive too.
This is generic: if you don't have any positive criticism please keep your comments to yourself
OP - we are not here to validate the brosciene that your PT is giving you.
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You have received advice as to what do with this broscientist and I suggest you follow it...0 -
THIS IS NOT A COMMITTEE!
THIS IS NOT A CHEEROCRACY!0 -
JessicaP327 wrote: »
The justification for rude, snide comments is disgusting.
I agree, please stop trying to justify your actions, and just apologize.0 -
KirstyBorg wrote: »I'm already working out but not 100% pushing myself.
I did not ask if my 2 week plan was right or not.
All I wanted to know is if I just ignore the day and continue tomorrow or skip my lunch since I had too much chocolate and continue on my diet.
I eat chocolate everyday and have for years...
As for the rest of your question...and continue on my diet
Eat a reasonable amount of calories and make sure you get enough of all your macros including carbs to aid in your workouts.
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TheVirgoddess wrote: »MrM27, that post is exactly my point.
You, presented with zero information on the suggested diet - for all you know, the "detox" could have been "sign up with MFP and eat the calories suggested" - say to fire the trainer, which for somebody lost and confused is easily read as "fire your trainer who you are probably paying lots of money for because you hired an idiot, and therefore, you yourself are probably an idiot."
It's not helpful, in any way.
You don't even know if the trainer is the one who used the word detox! It's such a hot buzz word in every magazine and TV show that for all we know, the trainer suggested a diet and the OP or someone else labeled it a detox. We know so few facts here (a fault of the OP, to be fair) that the criticism here is unjustified. I think it is fair to critique the lack of information, but not fair to criticism what you GUESS that information to be.
Except you're wrong:KirstyBorg wrote: »He uses the word detox because I don't have any pasta or bread or meat apart from fish (3 times a day) for these 2 weeks (I have carbs in porridge, broccoli and so on)
Except my comment was with regards to the second post in this entire thread. Thanks for coming out.0 -
TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Don't invite dirty people to your fountain.
This made my day.0 -
yopeeps025 wrote: »TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Well why are you sticking your hands and mouth in the fountain?
I'm not! But I imagine other people are. *shudder*0 -
blktngldhrt wrote: »TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Don't invite dirty people to your fountain.
This made my day.
If they are clean, clothing optional might be a thing.0 -
blktngldhrt wrote: »TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Don't invite dirty people to your fountain.
This made my day.
If they are clean, clothing optional might be a thing.
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Where did that person who called everyone dickheads go? and the comment?
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blktngldhrt wrote: »TheVirgoddess wrote: »Am I the only one totally grossed out by food fountains? I'm not a germaphobe, but I can't stop thinking that the fountains are a hotbed of herpes or something.
Don't invite dirty people to your fountain.
This made my day.
If they are clean, clothing optional might be a thing.
I eat clean so I'm good right?0 -
TheVirgoddess wrote: »MrM27, that post is exactly my point.
You, presented with zero information on the suggested diet - for all you know, the "detox" could have been "sign up with MFP and eat the calories suggested" - say to fire the trainer, which for somebody lost and confused is easily read as "fire your trainer who you are probably paying lots of money for because you hired an idiot, and therefore, you yourself are probably an idiot."
It's not helpful, in any way.
You don't even know if the trainer is the one who used the word detox! It's such a hot buzz word in every magazine and TV show that for all we know, the trainer suggested a diet and the OP or someone else labeled it a detox. We know so few facts here (a fault of the OP, to be fair) that the criticism here is unjustified. I think it is fair to critique the lack of information, but not fair to criticism what you GUESS that information to be.
Except you're wrong:KirstyBorg wrote: »He uses the word detox because I don't have any pasta or bread or meat apart from fish (3 times a day) for these 2 weeks (I have carbs in porridge, broccoli and so on)
Except my comment was with regards to the second post in this entire thread. Thanks for coming out.
So the fact that he based his opinion on his experience on the forums and turned out to be correct is null. Got it.0
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