August 19 Sign In

Options
2»

Replies

  • cjane917
    cjane917 Posts: 688 Member
    Options
    yes x3

    What doesn't work for me?
    Just like Jeffrey I have trouble with travel. I have a hard time rationing myself when I feel like I'm on vacation. I just want to enjoy. Am I okay taking some cheat days on vacation? Sure, but if I find (as I did this year) that I can't lose the vacation weight after 2-3 weeks back then I know I overindulged on vacation and need to change my habits for the next one.
  • pribud
    pribud Posts: 453 Member
    Options
    Happy Monday everyone

    exercise yes
    calories yes
    tracking yes

    What doesn't work for me

    1. Letting myself get tired. I tend to want to binge when I am tired. Instead of going to bed or having a nap I want to eat.
    2. Stress, have lots going on in my life right now and if I let the stress get to me I EAT!
    3. Buffets
    4. not logging
    5. Not planning my days
    6. letting myself get hungry( I want to eat everything in site)
    7. Weighing myself daily and letting the scales determine my mood

    What works for me

    1. A positive attitude
    2. planning and organization
    3. logging my food
    4. eating before I get hungry
    5. UAC
    6. Going to bed at a decent time

    Hope everyone has a good week. Goodnight!
  • am_change
    am_change Posts: 1,010 Member
    Options
    Pass. Didn't get round to tracking.

    Oh the struggles. All the struggles! Thanks all for sharing and the great tips and advice. I struggle with:
    1. Tiredness = I think I'm hungry.
    2. I can still confuse thirst for hunger.
    3. I can still confuse boredom for hunger.
    4. Procrastination.
    5. Prioritising everything else.
    6. Lack of consistency. Even though I posted about being consistently good enough being better than being perfect intermittently, I still need to work on that.
    7. Diet - I need to work on increasing protein and reducing carbs.
    8. As our friend @craigo3154 always wisely says, you can't out train a bad diet.
    9. Excuses. As @craigo3154 also advises, dont lie to yourself.
  • abowersgirl
    abowersgirl Posts: 3,409 Member
    Options
    2x yes

    12 yes
    7 no

    1. May 22 yes 9 no/31
    2. June 22 yes 8 no/30
    3. July 23 yes 8 no/31
  • molly3210
    molly3210 Posts: 804 Member
    Options
    Yes x 3 for Monday
    Intense boot camp, right on with calories
  • Ketch_22
    Ketch_22 Posts: 12,711 Member
    Options
    Aug 19
    Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? Yes
    Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? Yes
    Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Yes
  • jan110144
    jan110144 Posts: 1,281 Member
    Options
    am_change wrote: »
    Pass. Didn't get round to tracking.

    Oh the struggles. All the struggles! Thanks all for sharing and the great tips and advice. I struggle with:
    1. Tiredness = I think I'm hungry.
    2. I can still confuse thirst for hunger.
    3. I can still confuse boredom for hunger.
    4. Procrastination.
    5. Prioritising everything else.
    6. Lack of consistency. Even though I posted about being consistently good enough being better than being perfect intermittently, I still need to work on that.
    7. Diet - I need to work on increasing protein and reducing carbs.
    8. As our friend @craigo3154 always wisely says, you can't out train a bad diet.
    9. Excuses. As @craigo3154 also advises, dont lie to yourself.

    Can really relate to no. 1-3. The other thing for me is constant schedule changes that tend to impact consistency.
  • Ketch_22
    Ketch_22 Posts: 12,711 Member
    Options
    @BuddysSurrogateGrandpa1
    wow ! beautiful
  • w8goal4life
    w8goal4life Posts: 1,375 Member
    Options
    k70ub38cjasn.png
    Stunning image @BuddysSurrogateGrandpa1!
  • MadisonMolly2017
    MadisonMolly2017 Posts: 11,136 Member
    Options
    Aug 17 ex✅cal goal✅track all✅
    Aug 18 ex✅cal goal✅track all✅🏡
    Aug 19 ex✅cal goal✅track all✅🏡

    2/3 pass Days used

    What’s doesn’t currently work for me is

    1. travel (enough so that I’m likely going to postpone a trip from Sept to April). I do not want to gain my weight back

    2. Asked to eat more salt due to low bp which increases scale weight

    3. Heavy lifting and HIIT are having an effect on scale & on appetite.

    4. Eating out causes an uptick in scale (likely due to salt) but I want to be able to see my former students.

    Just trying to figure out how to proceed. I want to be strong. I need to eat salt. Tonight I pondered shifting Maintenance Range from 153-155 to 155-157 to accommodate, but I feel much leaner at 153. Time & further experiments will help me determine my solutions.

    I’m not giving up.
  • Rozbee1
    Rozbee1 Posts: 335 Member
    Options
    19th

    Yes x 3
  • mmsiems425
    mmsiems425 Posts: 63 Member
    Options
    Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? Yes
    Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? Yes
    Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Yes

    2/3 pass days taken