Easter cheat day: yes or no ?
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I worked out, and I don't plan on going over on my calories, so no, not really. But I'm not tempted with handfuls of candy lying around either. If you choose to indulge, just take a walk later, and you're good to go.0
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I ate some pancakes this morning but will hit the gym up in an hour(idk if its open lol) and hit that subway for a chopped salad afterwards.0
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I don't believe in cheat days!!!! always listen to your body and eat with awareness. and yes, sometimes your body does ask for chocolate!!!
^Haha, I agree with this. I used to allow myself 'cheat days' but they really just set me back. Granted there is a wide gap between my calorie goal and my TDEE, especially on days that I work out, but I still try and stay as close to my goal as possible because each day that I go over is a day that's slowing my progress.0 -
No Cheats here! and 600 kcal burned @ gym!0
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I don't believe that eating food is "cheating." If you're curious though, you can peek at my diary.0
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i had a 1000+ cal breakfast and logged it. will go for a run or bike today.0
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Enjoying being with the family, but there will be NO cheating today! The kids can enjoy their chocolate - I'm looking forward to a healthy turkey supper with veggies!0
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What say you ? Will you cheat today ?0
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No cheats today ova here!!0
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We went out for breakfast and I was full after less than 1/2 my meal. I chose turkey sausage and egg whites rather than whole eggs. I just ran 6.7 miles, so I think I'll be good the rest of today!0
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morning walk plus heavy lifting session at the gym so I can eat my prime rib sliders and potatoes au gratin and drink my bellinis!0
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Nope. Worked Easter into my numbers. Even had half a sugar free bunny.0
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No -- I am staying well within my calorie target. I did a very long workout to be sure of that! But I do think I will be over on my carb macro target (which I have set pretty low anyway). But that's based on sweet potatoes, not Peeps
I'm by myself, working, today (unfortunately) -- but from a dietary standpoint it's better than being at dinners and looking at big baskets of candy, I guess (the silver lining!)....0 -
Nope, I burned 550 cals at the gym earlier and bought chocolate on my way back, but not enough to push me over my goals0
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Partially. I had lunch at my grandparents' house, and because of our family dynamics (let's not get into all that) I don't want to tell them about trying to lose weight yet, so I tried not to make a scene out of it. So, I just tried to eat smaller amounts and add a bit more veggies (although no point in that since they were covered in oil), but saying no to the red wine or the dessert (basically cream with butter and sugar whipped into it) or the chocolate eggs would have just raised one too many eyebrows. I'm 21, my grandma always buys surprise eggs for us "kids" to eat at the coffee table, and me eating a chocolate egg and having fun with all the surprises with my siblings means more to my 77-year-old grandma than me not eating that egg means for me.0
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I don't know if it is a cheat..but I am going to have rib roast, some mashed potatoes, and a little dessert..but I will fit it into my macros/cals for day...
Plus I ran 3.25 miles today in anticipation of Easter Sunday dinner...
Holidays should not really be an excuse for a blow out, but it is OK to eat foods that you might not normally eat and fit them into your cals for the day or eat up to maintenance...0 -
I don't do "cheat days" I'm not on a diet, I eat what I want when I want, and don't cut out any food so a bit of chocolate today isn't a big deal, hasn't done my weight loss any harm :flowerforyou:0
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I've had my Sunday roast and a few choc treats but only 200 cals over so I think I'll live x0
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I've been eating very clean and healthy all day, and plan to continue. I'm going to get some extra exercise in and for dinner tonight I will not stuff myself with tons of unhealthy food but I will indulge on what I chose to, without feeling guilty
Happy Easter!0 -
No cheating here today. I am saving cheating for vacation only, which does not mean blowing it out, it just means switching to maintenance calories during that time. What do bunnies and eggs have to do with Easter anyway?0
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