fitbydons

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  • No such thing as spot reduce, eat well, eat properly, reduce processed foods, eat good fats (vital) mix up your cardio with some good solid weight training sessions 2-3 times a week. Eating is key. Nutrition is what will make you lose weight/fat. If you don't eat enough your body won't release... simples. GO get em.
  • They are ony good for emergency meals now and then! They are high in sodium and don't really give you much protein or nutrition - if you have them serve with a nice big green salad or steamed veggies. Better off doing big cooking batches when you get time and have those in the freezer.
  • Just shake it off and get back on the healthy wagon I say! I just got back from 10 fabulous days in Thailand and whilst I ate lots of fresh fruits etc I also enjoyed a few cocktails and good meals, so time to get back into the clean eating!! Get your food right and you will drop that nasty 5lbs in no time. Lets do it!
  • Got goosebumps, so moving, thanks so much for sharing! Loved it, NO Excuses!
  • Stop thinking of them as weekends. There are seven days in a week that you aim to be healthy and move your body. Don't have your cheat meal on the weekend, leads to you being more "relaxed".
  • The answer is in your first line - "I ate UNDER my calories"!.
  • Great article! Thanks so much for sharing - really raises the importance of how paleo can reduce risks for diseases like Alzheimers!
  • Welcome to MFP! What are your main reasons for signing up with MFP?
  • They have 0 nutritional value, full of sugar, and minimal amount of fat/protein.
  • Oh and my biggest tip, I tell my clients this ALL the time: DO NOT HAVE A CHEAT DAY! You don't deserve something BAD for all the HARD work you have done, get that out of your HEAD! You don't need junk food as a reward.... Have a relaxed meal once a week, something that you know you like and wouldn't mind a splurge on, a…
  • My tips: Eat fresh healthy foods 90% of the time Cut OUT all processed foods (I follow Paleo 90% of the time and find this works for me) Move your body at least 2-3 times a week - mixing between strength and cardio work Nutrition is KEY to making ANY changes to your body - 70% nutrition, 30% gym REST, RECOVER allow your…
  • What is the main reason to add to your diet? What are your goals?
  • Depends on what I am training! If it is legs I just smash it, but I freak out when I increase my weights for chest press (for the fear of being squished)! Then I just make the weights my *kitten* and deal with it... find tunes on the ipod help too, pumped up music....
  • Firstly awesome progress! What nutrition/exercise plan have you been following? Your body gets used to the way you eat and train and has adapted and not budging.... could be you need to eat MORE!! What intake are you on at the moment? Great job!!
  • Welcome! I have been using MFP for a while but have only just started on the community boards myself. It is good to see a GAIN goal from time to time - are you hoping to put on muscle orj ust get your weight back up? I find putting your goals out there definitely assists with accountability - I have just put before…
    in Hello! Comment by fitbydons April 2012
  • No questions are stupid! Counting calories when strength training is hard as you are working but not always getting your heart rate as high as you do when you do cardio. I honestly wouldn't worry about recording the calories you "burn" doing strength training. Just have the mindset that doing strength training will…
  • How did you leave the last date? Did you say you would call/text her? If you said you would call, maybe text her to see what time suits her - I always found that quite considerate of my boy. Rules are silly. If she is worried about the rules, next.
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