adam_
How I stay on track....
Jan 04, 2011
I'm asked this question all the time....I would say the main thing keeping me in line is fear. My fear of waking up fat again is just as strong now at 3 years out as it was in the beginning. It probably has alot to do with the trauma I went through in the beginning, with my complications. I should probably see a psych, but no...i'm a man. lol
As for what I do on a day to day basis to stay in line, I would say the main things are that I do not bring bad food into the house, if it's not there, you cant eat it.... well we have a little around for my son but that stays in a separate cabinet.
I rarely eat out because no matter how healthy you think you're eating...you honestly have no idea what they're putting in the food...I'm always shocked at what I find when I ask for nutritional info on dishes at restaurants (most chains have them)...I cook breakfast every morning (eggs/chicken)...2 snacks at work (cheese/nuts and oatmeal)...Dinner at home...and lunch at work is leftovers from dinner the night before...
I work out...religiously...5 days of weights and at least a couple days of cardio, on top of the sports I play. I have no doubt that even though I eat very nutritious foods...with the amount I eat now, I could definitely pack on the pounds very quickly. This is the most important in my book for long term success...exercise.
Unless I'm on a specific diet for my training, I don't really track...well, not often...but that's because I eat pretty much the exact same foods and portion sizes daily, at the same time of day, like clockwork...so I know the macro's already...I guess you could say that's another thing keeping me on track, I plan all meals (6 daily)...and when I'm not eating, I am drinking (60 mins after my last meal up until I eat again...at least a gallon a day.
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About Me
Boynton Beach, FL
Location
24.3
BMI
Surgery
01/07/2008
Surgery Date
Oct 12, 2007
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Before & After
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Vacation January 2008
450 LBSlbs
November 2008, 234 lbs lighter in 10 months! (goal)
216 LBSlbs