Bad Weekend Diets?
theunimpossible
Posts: 12
I generally have a good week with my meals.
I excercise on weekdays, swim and workout.
Then when it comes down to the weekends, I get all lazy, and there are just parties, and functions I have to go to.
Like, today I had to go to a family union/potluck. I tried to eat the healthy stuff, but when the ice cream cake was there, I just indulged.
and now I'm about 1000 calories over my goal intake.
Even though it says: "if everyday was like this, you'd weight (insert my current weight + 3lbs)"
I excercise on weekdays, swim and workout.
Then when it comes down to the weekends, I get all lazy, and there are just parties, and functions I have to go to.
Like, today I had to go to a family union/potluck. I tried to eat the healthy stuff, but when the ice cream cake was there, I just indulged.
and now I'm about 1000 calories over my goal intake.
Even though it says: "if everyday was like this, you'd weight (insert my current weight + 3lbs)"
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Drink lots of water and do a quick cardio session and leave it to be a cheat day and don't worry just remember a cheat day is only one day. I let myself indulge one day a week which makes your body work harder to burn that days calories but the rest of the week I am very strict.0
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UUUUGGGGG! Weekends are so HARD!! I completely understand. This is what I have been doing. I changed my mindset. I decided that it is so much easier to workout on the weekends than it is during the week, because I do not have the pressure of hurrying up and getting ready to go to work. I can work out longer, stretch longer, cool down longer, shower longer. Once I changed my view on working out on the weekends I started doing better with my food. I think that once I work out I am more conscience about what I eat. Don't get me wrong, I still drink, eat and be merry with all my friends, family etc, but I am just more conscience and careful about it. Try it. GOOD LUCK.0
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It is really hard to be good when everyone around you seems to be indulging. First of all, if you're indulging occasionally, then don't feel bad. It's ok to have a splurge day every now and then. If it's getting to be too often, here are some tips that I try to follow when I know I'm going to be around a lot of temptation. First of all, I try to keep a zero-cal beverage in my hands at all times. Harder to pick up that cake and ice cream with your hands full. : ) Second, if I think I'm going to have a really hard time resisting, I'll take along my own healthy snack (that will seem like an indulgence to me, but is a lot healthier than the temptation), maybe raspberries (they're relatively expensive, so I don't indulge very often - it's a treat, and it's extremely healthy). Lastly, I try to think of the consequences of everything I eat all the time. In other words... "is this going to make me soo frustrated that I won't want to stay on my diet?" or "do I really want to exercise enough to work this off?" or "I'm going to have to starve myself all day tomorrow to balance this out." So, that's what I try to do...good luck! It's definitely hard to stick with it on the weekends.0
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I am exactly the same way. I just got done crying to all my mfp friends about it.....It was fine when I was on 1200 cal a day. But now that I'm on maintenance, I know it will cause me to gain. Blah...0
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