What do you do to get back on track after you have had a not so good week/two? What do you do to try and overcome the obstacles life has thrown at you that made you have those off weeks?? [/quote]
My solution to overcome my obstacles are:
1) Refrain from buying any junk foods .
2)Remove junk from the pantry and store them in the garage far way from the kitchen.
3)Drink more than 8 glasses of water.
4)Cut out added salt in in meal preparations.
5)Eat green salad for lunch and dinner.
6)Increase my physical activity.
7) Weigh daily and pray that I do not gain.

Daily Post Monday
Track: Yes
Calories: under
Exercise: 30 min cardio
Goals/day: today was a good day. I wanted to sleep in (had a few glasses of wine last night) but pushed myself to get up before work and workout. It was a rough start but it helped make better choices the rest of the day.

What do you do to get back on track after you have had a not so good week/two?
1. Not beat myself up for the slide
2. Meal prep everything for the week
3. Increase my water intake
4. Do an Apple Watch move challenge with a friend to make me push my workouts

What do you do to try and overcome the obstacles life has thrown at you that made you have those off weeks??
1. Get a good night's sleep
2. Go for a walk on my lunch break
3. Try to leave the stress of the day at work
4. Pray for guidance

Questions of the week:

What do you do to get back on track when you have had a not so great week/two?
1. Remind myself that I don’t have to be perfect, I just need to be committed and consistent about recommitting to this lifestyle every single day...knowing that some days/weeks/months will be better than others.
2. Remind myself of my why - why is it important for me to take control of my health?
3. Commit to light exercise at least 3 days during my first comeback week and build back up from there. (When I’m exercising, I usually eat healthier.)
4. Focus on eating lots of fruits and vegetables instead of focusing on what I can’t eat. The more fresh produce I eat, the less junk food I usually crave.

What do you do to overcome the obstacles that life has thrown at you to make you have those off weeks?
1. More prayer and meditation
2. More rest/sleep
3. More walks outside to enjoy nature

Daily Post: October 15
Track: Yes
Calories Under: Yes
Exercise: Yes - walking
Goals/Day: Stick to the eating plan, drink 8 cups of water, track and post

Questions of the week:
What do you do to get back on track when you have had a not so great week/two?
I refocus mentally with all of the reasons I am striving to be healthier.
Then set myself up for success by planning meals, planning what to do if I want to stray, meal prepping and having everything stocked up in the kitchen.
I set small daily goals and build on them as each day gets easier.
I also join exercise challenges to help me focus on moving more.

What do you do to overcome the obstacles that life has thrown at you to make you have those off weeks? I try to figure out what I can do to remove the obstacles or find a better way to react to the obstacles, planning is the key- sometimes the obstacles can be overwhelming so when that happens, taking one day at a time (or less), focusing on just the one day is helpful and each success, no matter how small, is a win. The mental game: Each day is new, leave the past behind and focus on what I can do right now, this minute to set myself up for winning this day.

Username: gholderby1234
Week: October Week 3
PW: 204
CW: 202

Some days seem so easy and other days it seems so hard to stay on track. I had to refocuse yesterday after an evening out on Sunday with my friends.

username: karendardon
week: october week 3
PW:129.9
CW:129.6

my weekend did not help

Daily Post Oct/16
Track...Yes
Calories...under
Exercise .Yes...Treadmill x 60 mins and started my fall gardening cleanup x 60 mins
Goal. Water intake ....Good