What does your average day look like?

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  • xvolution
    xvolution Posts: 721 Member
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    It depends on the day of the week.

    MWF:
    8:30am - Breakfast
    10:00am - Cardiac Rehab for and hour and a half
    12:00pm - Medical treatments to keep me from building up too much water (takes about 5 hours)
    6:00pm - Very late lunch
    10:00pm - Dinner
    1:00am - Bedtime

    Every other day:
    9:00am - Breakfast
    12:00pm - Elliptical training
    4:00pm - Lunch
    5:00pm - Work (6-7 hours depending on the day)
    12:30am - Late dinner
    3:30am - Bedtime (to counteract that "don't eat past 9pm" logic)
  • georgebah
    georgebah Posts: 4 Member
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    Wake up at 6 30, make oatmeal and coffee (200 cals), go to work.
    Snack around 11, usually an apple or a pear (100) I work in a school and there's always snacks and cakes in the staff room so I need to have something to nibble on!!
    Lunch around half 12, usually soup and thin crackers or a tuna salad, sometimes beans on toasted light bread, pitta bread etc. Usually around 300-400 Cal's
    Get home, and I'll have a low fat yoghurt and then start making dinner for me and my partner usually pasta based so I bulk mine up with veggies and watch the portion sizes.

    And if I've done well and I've got the Cal's left, I sometimes treat myself to a couple of chocolate digestives with my evening cup of tea before bed.
  • MossiO
    MossiO Posts: 164 Member
    edited August 2017
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    6-7: wake up
    7:30: 10-20 mins of walking
    9: to work
    10: breakfast and coffee-- cheese and crackers or protein shake ~200-300
    12:30: lunch--something I batch made on the weekend ~300-400
    2:30: 20-30 min walk
    3: snack--berries, jerky, nuts, cheese, or protein bar ~100-200 cals
    6: dinner--leftovers, Amy's entree, Tasty Bite, 500-600.
    7: 2 squares of dark chocolate, kombucha
    7:30- 20-30 minute walk
    10: bed

    I make a big batch of a soup or stew on the weekends so there's always something to eat. And I get at least 10k steps every day, which gives me a few more calories so I'm never hungry.