Poll: Your Christmas Plan.
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C. I treat it as any other day.0
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I am going with B. After the holidays I will drop back down.0
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As much as possible, my strategy in all things Christmas is to ignore it altogether.0
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I'll eat what I want but log it. I don't go overboard at the holidays, but I am not going to feel guilty if I eat a piece of chocolate or a piece of pie. I've started marathon training, so I know I'll burn it all off over the next few months.1
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A - I was thinking about this, and really, dinners like Christmas dinner only happen so often. I am not going to stress myself out over it, but I also won't go way overboard either. Realistically, everything is higher calorie at Christmas, haha ... even wine is high calorie.
I also don't want to stress others out by logging food. Everyone is self-conscious around the holidays.0 -
B
Doing official diet break after 154 days on 25% calorie deficit in a row
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I wasn't planning to spend over 3 hours on a treadmill today, but my pants were tight this morning.1
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C
I never stop tracking, even if I’m eating at or above maintenance. Logging it, owning it, and moving on is my key to success1 -
Came in about 1,000 over maintenance, but walked 10 miles this morning. Hoping it’ll be a wash. The cookies were ridiculously good.3
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JeromeBarry1 wrote: »I wasn't planning to spend over 3 hours on a treadmill today, but my pants were tight this morning.
Wrong size pants!!1 -
I'm eating at maintenance and tracking mainly carbs for the sake of watching my blood sugar (diabetic), I won't worry if my portions of meats and fats are too big. Also Christmas Eve and Christmas are planned rest days, and I did an extra long workout on the day before.0
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A for me. After all, it's not about how much you eat from Christmas to New Years, is really about how much you eat from New Years to Christmas.7
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B and C. I’m tracking, but eating pretty much what I want, within reason.0
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Tracking into the red. But soon the persimmon pudding and eggnog will be gone and it'll be back to normal.1
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A for Christmas Eve and New Years Eve. I will be disciplined the rest of the time (500 calorie deficit). Rough calculations tells me I ate 200-300 over maintenance today.2
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Its xmas day in the uk. Had a few nuts and choccies last night with wine but wasnt too much over my usual 2000 calories as it was off set with 2 walks. Ive already walked the dog and plan another 1 hour walk but i will be enjoying my lunch and not skimping too much today, after my woosh 2 lbs of water weight have gone on, its not fat as once i would have thought because i know for a fact ive never pigged out.so im learning !!
Im still on track, just a wee bit huffed about those 2lbs , but overall 18lbs down .8 to go1 -
A..definitely A1
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First of all, Merry Christmas! I'm going to try for B. It'll be starting for me with gourmetting tonight (as in the meal where you all sit around a table with lots of small food on the table and a stone grill in the middle, where you prepare whatever you want on). Going to try to use portion control to keep to maintenance. Tomorrow is a full day of festivities and it'll be harder to not overeat. I love Christmas though, so I'm not going to stress over it all. The 27th it's back to business as usual.1
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I always do A for major holidays. I take the day off from logging. No big deal.2
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