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BikeChick
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Okay, so I went on a binge today and ate all of my calories plus 300+ more all at one time! I'm not going to be able really get out an exercise until after 9pm tonight (that's 8 hours from now!) Did I blow it? I'm at work right now, and I've been standing and trying to walk around as much as possible, but I need to burn those excess! Is it all over for me today? Can I still burn off those calories tonight? I hope so!!! I was doing really really well, too! :grumble:
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Okay, so I went on a binge today and ate all of my calories plus 300+ more all at one time! I'm not going to be able really get out an exercise until after 9pm tonight (that's 8 hours from now!) Did I blow it? I'm at work right now, and I've been standing and trying to walk around as much as possible, but I need to burn those excess! Is it all over for me today? Can I still burn off those calories tonight? I hope so!!! I was doing really really well, too! :grumble:0
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:flowerforyou:
sometimes there are days which get the better of us for one reason or another...it's great you are tryong to work it off...but i sometimes find it more useful to put it behind me and move on, we are human...need i say more? xxx0 -
We all mess up from time to time. Eat a sensible dinner. Go ahead and exercise tonight as much as you can to help balance some. (I never exercise before 8:00 anyway) Don't let yourself get so frustratd you stop doing what you need to do. I have been told it doesn't matter how many times you fall off the horse, it is how many times you get back on. (Just don't fall off every day)0
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I've been at this since January and the two times I went over by the most calories I lost weight on my next weigh in. So I wouldn't worry about it. It takes 3500 calories to equal a pound.0
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Been there, done that! :grumble:
Yeah, I wouldn't sweat it... work out and stay on track the rest of the day and you'll be fine. Also, drink water. :drinker:
If you have a desk job (like me) and have to sit a lot - do calf raises sitting at your desk, and focus on tightning and releasing your abs while you sit up straight. Try not to use the back rest on your seat - use your core muscles to sit up straight.0
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