Ideas for a reward when I hit target
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A weekend get away without the kids0
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My doctor's office is next to an ULTA, so my mini-rewards tend to be makeup. I also like jewelry. I did get myself a yoga mat once, but I don't like to "reward" myself with fitness tools; those should be givens.
I have trained for a 5K this Saturday, and I will congratulate myself with a massage next week. (Although I tend to think of massages as necessities too).
Oh, also, I buy myself a song on iTunes for every pound that I lose. I have literally worked my butt off because someone released new music and I wanted it.0 -
Clothes, facial, massage, night away with the significant other, anything you like but resist buying sometimes.
Personally, I am excited for new jeans.0 -
The only rewards I have planned when I get to goal are clothes that fit.
Primarily, I want several nice bra & panty sets, but some separates of each are needed too, and of course just regular clothes. :laugh:New yarn!!!
Just me then? OK.
For me it'd be fabric, but I already have more sitting around than I can use.
Maybe a weekend in a state park, rented cabin, hiking or enjoying nature?0 -
Clothes, facial, massage, night away with the significant other, anything you like but resist buying sometimes.
Personally, I am excited for new jeans.
Jeans or anything without elastic0 -
Clothes, make up (maybe a make over?), massage- those are all of my rewards along the way and then at my goal, I want to do like a mini photo shoot and get fancy pictures of myself to have0
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My reward is a 2 week trip to Cabo San Lucas
I set incremental goals along the way.
First one was a new pair of sunglasses. So I can keep an eye on my goal.
Second one was a new pair of flip flops, so I can keep striding towards my goal
Third one is a shopping spree at the tommy Bahama store for some new threads , Cause this skinny guy is gonna be lookin good in Cabo !!!!0 -
A massage or new clothes!!0
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I've never rewarded myself directly for weight loss but I've rewarded myself for fitness accomplishments.
When I was learning to run I'd aware myself a dollar for every mile I completed during the C25K app. If I completed 2.18 miles during my workout I'd put $2.18 into my savings account. I used this money to get new running shoes, sign up for a 5k and buy new workout gear.
I would award myself with cute/nerdy workout tank tops whenever I'd hit a new impressive (to me) weight while lifting. Or if I was just going consistently for awhile I'd award myself with new workout gear so I'd be motivated to keep going.
I was planning on buying a FitBit for myself when I got to a milestone during my weight loss but my bf bought one for me for my birthday.
I did use DietBet to win money for my weight loss accomplishments. I only did it once because I don't have much weight to lose and I found 3% a struggle. I guess you could say that I rewarded myself with money but really I just like gambling and DietBet is fun.0 -
If I ever get to my goal, getting there will be reward enough!
I have put off a restaurant meal until I hit 175 pounds. It's less reward and more scheduling, but I'm looking forward to it in a big way.0 -
I get it. I really do.
But, for me, achieving my goal will be its own reward. Not hat I deserve a reward. I am disgusted with myself for letting it get this out of hand. Why should I reward myself for doing what I should have been doing years ago? Why should I reward myself for getting out of a situation I never should have allowed myself to get into? The fork didn't make me fat.0 -
I bought a cool electronic scale when I started back on the road to sanity but was very disappointed it had a 400lb load limit.. The best reward so far was the first day I stepped on it and it didn't read "ERR"! I'm glad I didn't I didn't get a talking scale as I imagine hearing it grunt and groan when I stepped on might have been a demotivator0
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New clothes or a mini vacation to celebrate.
This is what I try to do. That way, every four to six months +/- I can get excited about going someplace fun (my choice).0 -
I typically don't set rewards for meeting goals, but I do like to buy fitness related things when I feel I'm doing well. Sometimes it's small stuff like a foam roller and massage ball I bought recently (best investment for the money ever if you work out!), or more expensive things like quality running shoes.Maybe spend a few dollars to go ad-free on an app you like, new clothes as others have mentioned, or even a really nice pillow to help you sleep better if you don't have one already. The difference between a $5 pillow and a $100 one is pretty ridiculous, and not an investment that normally would come to mind Don't buy one just cause it's expensive, though! Gotta find the right one.0
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Well I haven't gotten a 10lb reward yet and I'm considering downloading dragon quest 4 for my cell phone.0
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I tried to reward myself with food, but every time I grabbed a treat at the store, I would look at the calories and put it back. Can't break out of my new healthier mindset, even when I tried, lol.
However, my wife has found ways to reward me as I have lost weight. I'm just not going to go into further detail...0 -
I reward myself with a new goal. Not necessarily weight related, but fitness related. Now I'm working toward a lower bf% and when I hit that I'll probably choose a strength goal. It's good to keep me motivated to remain fit after losing.0
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My plan is too sign up for dance classes once I hit my goal. I have always been to ashamed to dance in public due to my size. So, my dream is to learn how to dance.0
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Ive decided Im going to reward my self with a new suit (which Ill need to as some of the others might be a bit loose), and also a J Lindbergh golf top, which should look quite good on a new skinnier me! :-)
thx for the responses all0
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