Christmas Weight Gain

TLB86 · January 2015

Just a quickie to see if people re-calculate their calorie intake when they have put on some Christmas/special occasion pud?

Not sure if to stick to the same calories or re-calculate, which would be a higher intake for now.

Thank you x

stevew_68 · January 2015

I didnt change anything. I just had a normal family christmas but made sure I logged every single thing.

TLB86 · January 2015

Well I've put on because I was naughty so now wonder if to re-calculate in order to lose it or just use the old calorie deficit I was on. I suppose either way I'll lose it?!

999tigger · January 2015

If you have put on that much that it makes a significant difference then feel free to recalculate so it reflect your new weight. It cant be that much of a difference, but it would be more accurate.

Alatariel75 · January 2015

How much did you gain? It really shouldn't be that huge a difference, I'd just stay at the level you were.

seattlecynthia · January 2015

I'd probably keep it the same.

TLB86 · January 2015

I've not weighed myself but I usual put on around 7lb this time of year. I ate a little better than usual so maybe 5/6lbs? I am at 1560 calories to lose .75kg but I can re-calculate my new (rough) weight at 1760 calories

I know I shouldn't stress because I no I will lose it by Feb as I am back at the gym now too and on the good foods.

TimothyFish · January 2015

I personally ended up at the same weight after Christmas that I was before. If you do gain, it probably isn't more than a pound or two, so at worst, you've set yourself back by a week or two. Unless you're trying to reach a goal by a specific date, there's no reason to change anything.

TLB86 · January 2015

Thanks guys! I think I'll stay the same then, might even lose a little quicker if I am much heavier. Gym & weights sesh tonight

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