What the hell do I eat!!!
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ryanpollock39 wrote: »Start just by eating cleaner over time and slowly lower the volume. once you stop seeing progress, lower the volume of food some more. A big problem is people over complicate everything in fitness, and that's what A lot of big companies do. Do weight training, throw in some light cardio sessions if the weight isn't coming off as much as you'd like.
Tracking what you eat daily can help A lot, even if it's not precise. At least it gives you something to build on
OK - What is your definition of 'cleaner' (without over complicating things).3 -
ryanpollock39 wrote: »Start just by eating cleaner over time and slowly lower the volume. once you stop seeing progress, lower the volume of food some more. A big problem is people over complicate everything in fitness, and that's what A lot of big companies do. Do weight training, throw in some light cardio sessions if the weight isn't coming off as much as you'd like.
Tracking what you eat daily can help A lot, even if it's not precise. At least it gives you something to build on
OK - What is your definition of 'cleaner' (without over complicating things).
Here we go....3 -
Sorry - Couldn't resist.3
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I don't know about you, but I'm currently having ice cream for supper.
ETA: My ice cream is clean. Clean bowl, clean spoon... perfect9 -
ryanpollock39 wrote: »Start just by eating cleaner over time and slowly lower the volume. once you stop seeing progress, lower the volume of food some more. A big problem is people over complicate everything in fitness, and that's what A lot of big companies do. Do weight training, throw in some light cardio sessions if the weight isn't coming off as much as you'd like.
Tracking what you eat daily can help A lot, even if it's not precise. At least it gives you something to build on
OK - What is your definition of 'cleaner' (without over complicating things).
And how specifically would that relate to weight loss since the OP said they have a good idea of what’s healthy but are struggling to lose weight...1 -
ryanpollock39 wrote: »Start just by eating cleaner over time and slowly lower the volume. once you stop seeing progress, lower the volume of food some more. A big problem is people over complicate everything in fitness, and that's what A lot of big companies do. Do weight training, throw in some light cardio sessions if the weight isn't coming off as much as you'd like.
Tracking what you eat daily can help A lot, even if it's not precise. At least it gives you something to build on
Cleaner = chemophobia
Lowering the volume = ambiguous
Big Company fitness = nonsense
Imprecise tracking = useless7 -
serindipte wrote: »I don't know about you, but I'm currently having ice cream for supper.
ETA: My ice cream is clean. Clean bowl, clean spoon... perfect
LOL!!!! I had cookies for breakfast, also clean. Brand new package too!2 -
serindipte wrote: »I don't know about you, but I'm currently having ice cream for supper.
ETA: My ice cream is clean. Clean bowl, clean spoon... perfect
You are the hero this thread needs.2
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