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i'm so proud of myself...
YOU CAN DO IT! GREAT JOB!
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
How much protein do I really need?
Exactly to what cheshire said! Whey is quickly absorbed through the body. Which is key for post workout. Something that is too slowly digested in the body is $$ wasted! Its like ordering a 12 oz steak but only eating 1oz at a time. And why not white rice? Because white rice is nothing but brown rice that has been stripped of its nutrients and minerals. You get no absolutely no fiber. Same as white pastas and breads. White foods such as these are absorbed so quickly in the body, you are hungry again in an hour.
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
How much protein do I really need?
It is recommended that you multiply your weight by .9 to 1.1% to get an idea of how many grams of whey protein your body needs. On your days off, I still recommend you eat about the same amount of protein. On "off" days your body is in a recovery mode, and thrives on protein. Once you get to your goal weight and then decide to add muscle, just load up on healthy carbs! Brown rice, wild rice, protein.. Im sure you already know this.. Good luck!
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
Lets show off our hard work! Before and after...
Amazing! Don't let anything hold you back!
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
Feeling Cynical
The last 10 pounds are definitely the hardest. I looked over your food journal, I think I have some ideas for you. I see that you are eating high fat, low carb -- this is good, but not for long term. Your body has reached a plateau, you need to trick it. So what you should do.. Example Week 1 Monday through Friday -- eat low carb and high fats(no salad dressings, and no fruits) the only carb you should eat are from rice cakes and this is only if you've worked out that day. Fats should come from olive and coconut oils, chicken legs thighs or breasts, skim cheese, etc. Then on sat and sun -- eat moderate fats with moderate carbs. Moderate carbs meaning one serving of low carb fruit like berries, and a serving of brown rice. During this time stick to leaner meats like fish and chicken breasts, etc. Then for week 2 and 3.. Mon-Tue -- again, low carb / high fat Wed -- Moderate carb / moderate fat Thur-Sat -- Low carb / high fat Sunday -- high carb / low fat During this day, steam your veggies, eat 1-2 servings of fruit, 1 serving of brown rice with lunch, and one serving of yams or sweet potato with dinner. Another thing you should try is eating more protein. Especially during this 3 week period, you need .8-1.1% of your body weight. So aim for at least 130g per day. Also, stay away from prepacked foods. Like granola, sausage patties etc. Make your own patties with ground chicken, Italian seasoning, and cinnamon! Yum!
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
Those stubborn last 10lbs + HIIT versus steady state training
Stop with the protein bars and any other granola bars. No more cereals either! This helped me.. I also "carb cycled". Doing that now to lost my last few pounds and its working.
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
Homemade Ice cream
Look into a machine called "yonana" its about $50. I usually make my own "ice cream" with greek yogurt and berries blended. Then store small containers in the freezer.
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
Berry shake ideas?
I like using 6oz unsweetened almond milk and 2 oz water with a scoop of whey protein. Berries are fine, I sometimes add spinach and/or spirulina! I personally like optimum nutrition gold standard whey.
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KayleeRaye
(submitted a year ago)
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Eating under recommended calorie intake
Think Health then weight one will follow the other. if it sounds stupid...i.e. eating 800 cals a day ....it probably is
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Spacey47
on 19 Jun 13 09:00 AM
BMI
Hi every!...I'm interested in knowing how many of u acturally pays attention 2 ur BMI??? Do u include it when u makeup ur diet n exercise plan???
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josiehines34
on 19 Jun 13 08:58 AM
Is Quitting An Option???
Absolutely Not. What we all are doing is a lifestyle change. We slip up, we get up and keep trying. No more excuses. Everyday we pray and make decisions, some good some bad. Those bad decisions can ...
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queentia
on 19 Jun 13 07:49 AM
The importance of setting your Recommended Daily Intake RDI
I agree... If you stick with the default you will most likely not see the results you want. I adjust my calorie range for every 5-10 pounds lost. I need to redo mine today.
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SSgtKing
on 19 Jun 13 07:42 AM
Avocados
just eat them....love avocados sandwich idea avocado, tomato slices, cheese,on healthy whole wheat bread. Best when tomatoes are in season.
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ibc
on 19 Jun 13 06:43 AM
Do warm-ups and cool-downs count?
Honestly, I think it depends on what workout you're going with. I do cardio from a dvd with Denise Austin, and yes, I count the warm up and cool down... just because they feel like (together) they ...
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Mikaracat
on 19 Jun 13 06:24 AM
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