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Hummus
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I know I can still lose weight if I log those calories, so of course I log them. Even if I’m way over for the day
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I finished my first half marathon yesterday.
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Frozen waffle or peanut butter toast
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Sriracha BBQ sauce Buffalo dip
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It’s a Hal Higdon plan. I do have a couple long runs at the end that I most likely don’t need in order to complete the race so I can probably just knock all the long runs back a week and ride bike instead of long run this week... thank you!
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I stretch before and after. I’m currently just running to finish the race, so slow, 11ish minutes per mile. I’ve been running 2 and 3 milers for the last two years pretty regularly
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I think most users assume that people have some common sense?
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I started at almost the exact same stats as you and I eat back almost all of what my Fitbit gives me. You should be fine eating your extra calories
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Job examples aren’t always accurate. I’m a teacher and I’m nowhere near lightly active
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If you’re not already a runner, you should take rest days or cross train in between runs
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Actually if you’re wearing the watch I think it should still record your calories burned for those exercises
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If you take a lot of steps early in the morning and in a short period of time, this isn’t necessarily true. I’m set to active and start getting a positive adjustment around 3500 steps (or like 8:30)
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I take off 20% of my additional calories once my tracker has gone over 500 additional calories for the day
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You have better things to do with your money
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I once counted every strand of spaghetti in a box to see how many pieces would be in a serving....
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Leggings and larger shirts/tunics will fit forever
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Start by accurately and consistently meeting your calorie goal, then after doing that for quite a while, start paying more attention to other nutrients one at a time. That might help
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It won't have any affect on it. I'm over sodium by a LOT all the time and I never have any problems. That being said, I could be a LOT healthier than I've allowed myself to be, especially this summer.
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I've always wanted to tell her to clean her bathtub!
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Actually, I have an adult friend, in her thirties that uses bath salts and tells me she can see the toxins from her body in the bath water.
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I leave about 20 percent off of the total my Fitbit gives me and I don't generally have a problem meeting my weekly goal
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It does make me gag after a while....
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40 lbs down 35-40ish to go probably. Then I might recomp ...
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I put it off constantly while I'm doing other things, but I've never forgotten. In fact I think about lunch from lunch time until the point that I eat it. When I had thyroid cancer and had my thyroid removed the first thing I did upon waking up was eat
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Mine is working no problem, it has even added 300 calories to my day....it's you.
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It's got to be more than 0.5 lbs per week. I eat 1750 and I'm about 5"1'. I loose 1 lb per week
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Can you reward yourself with something other than food? As an added bonus, a reward that isn't food might distract you from wanting sweet foods as well
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I'm set to active and meet the step requirement easily during the school year. I take an extra walk on the morning to keep the same activity level in the summer. Winter vacations are the time when I have a hard time meeting my activity level
