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Scott7609
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Hello! I'm thinking about trying the 21 Day Fix.. Anyone use us it? Is it worth it?
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No. Waste of money.
MFP free.0 -
Ok thanks0
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If it helps you, I guess it's worth it, but you can do it yourself cheaper.
I really don't like the Beachbody people. Liars and scammers. I wouldn't give them my money.0 -
Yea I have friends trying to get me to the Shakeology it's expensive0
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I know a personal trainer who swears by it, but she already teaches (and participates) in about three classes a day. She would lose weight if she ate nothing but ice cream every day.0
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Haha if I did that I'd swear by it to0
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Don't trust anything that promises to "fix" you in X amount of days.0
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I was lent the 21 Day Fix by a friend and, for me, the nutrition/container portion of it was a waste because I think it's easier to use MFP. I love the workouts and I think Autumn is great.. it helps me to stay motivated and workout at home whenever I want.0
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Thanks Ashley appreciate it0
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Putting food into expensive colored containers will do nothing except lighten your wallet.0
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I hate beachbody people... One of my overweight friends was spending way too much on beachbody stuff and when she told her coach that she couldn't afford to do it any more he told her, "well then you deserve to be fat."0
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Have you tried keeping a calorie deficit for a few months?
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Asher_Ethan wrote: »I hate beachbody people... One of my overweight friends was spending way too much on beachbody stuff and when she told her coach that she couldn't afford to do it any more he told her, "well then you deserve to be fat."
OMG what an A-hole
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Hello, I did the 21 Day Fix sans Shakology. It was a great workout and really taught about portion control. I lost 11 inches and 13 pounds in the 21 days and built a lot of stamina.0
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I have a question about those tuppaware containers... Cant you just buy your own for much cheaper. I guess I'm not understanding why the 21 day fix containers are somehow magic...0
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christinev297 wrote: »I have a question about those tuppaware containers... Cant you just buy your own for much cheaper. I guess I'm not understanding why the 21 day fix containers are somehow magic...
That's what I'm doing now; I was able to easily find the measurements of the containers online. Nothing magic about them except that people who use them are happy they don't have to weigh their food and depend on the containers. Even if I had the containers, I'd still be weighing my food so having them is irrelevant for me.
Scott, do 21 Day Fix if you want to. I'm not sure if it's worth the price, no, but I know I'm having results with it. I love the workouts and I'm learning a lot about portions and how much better my body feels when I eat certain kinds of food. I did not buy the program, I do not have the containers since I found the measurements online and weigh my food anyway, and I do not buy into the Shakeology BS. However, I am on Day 15 of the program and I have lost 4 pounds and 5 inches thus far. I also do C25K three days per week and make sure I get my 10,000 steps daily, usually in a 1.5 hour walk in the park with many hills. That said, I do feel that adding 21 Day Fix to my exercise schedule has helped me take it to the next level. It didn't have to be 21 Day Fix, but I was curious and I'm glad I'm doing it.
I know a lot of people on these forums can't stand anything relating to Beachbody, but let's separate the "coaches" and Shakeology drivel from the actual workouts. The workouts from Beachbody work, but not because they're from Beachbody; they work because they're workouts and your body is moving. 21 Day Fix works if you do the workouts and watch your portions, but so will any other exercise program you choose to do. Find workouts you enjoy and focus on CICO, that's all there is to it.
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christinev297 wrote: »I have a question about those tuppaware containers... Cant you just buy your own for much cheaper. I guess I'm not understanding why the 21 day fix containers are somehow magic...
Yes - you can find the container sizes on-line. 1 Cup = fruit & veggie, 3/4 = protein, etc.
Then for 21 Day Fix you get a calorie goal to eat translated into containers: 2 fruit, 3 veggie, etc.......it's really like the old version of Weight Watchers exchanges.
BUT, at least with WW you got many more options for recipes and eating out. WW exchanges were based on more universal portions.....ie: 1 piece of fruit. I'm not impressed with the 21 Day Fix recipes I've seen. You need a spreadsheet to track the 1/2 containers used.
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I got a cheap set of the plastic tubs from Amazon. I found the rest of the nutrition info I needed on the web. I have been using it to portion my foods out and have maintained my usual workout schedule and am feeling really good. It's really cleaned my diet up and has encouraged me to ensure I am getting healthy fats on a daily basis. Shakeology is a rip off....a serving of any decent protein powder can be used as a red (protein) portion. I haven't felt hungry at all.0
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There's also a free phone app you can use to track your containers used throughout the day and it tracks 1/2 containers. I have been using a spreadsheet (with corresponding colours!) to plan my meals out a few days ahead, make a shopping list and make sure I have everything I need to keep me on track. It's actually taken less time to do this than to weigh, measure and log everything every day.0
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