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I feel like I have no control over my diet recently. I want to eat healthily but I always make the wrong choices because I am lazy. I wish those days when I put 100% effort to reach my goal and my fitness level was good.
At the moment, I do not consider myself fat compared to when I first started fatsecret. I'm not skinny either. I'm alright. However, I'm tired of gaining and losing weight over and over again. Besides, I'm very weak. I did some heavy calisthenics (less than 10) and I felt giddy and nauseated. Oh my!
I have also been trying to update my diet calendar religiously although I do fail to record everything I eat some time because I snack too much tidbits. Calorie counting can be quite stressful for me at times.
I stumbled across "21 day no junk food challenge" and I thought why not. It may help me with start eating healthy again even though I will break the rules some days. It's better than not doing anything at all or binging furiously (I had lamington with thickened cream the day before). I hate binging but it's hard to resist it. I do not want to give myself any excuse. Frankly, I'm weak-minded.
For the next 21 days, my taste buds are refrained to go near:
- Chocolate (except dark chocolate)
- Candy
- Cookies and biscuits
- Cake and donuts
- Pastries
- White bread
- Chips
- Fast food
- Nutella, maple syrup and other spread-like things.
The challenge also comes with a daily question to answer, to help motivate anyone who joins this challenge as he/she goes.
Day 1: What is your current weight and what would you like it to be?
Day 2: What is your favorite part of your body?
Day 3: If you were at your ultimate goalweight right now what piece of clothing you buy/wear?
Day 4: What is your favorite healthy snack or treat?
Day 5: What is your exercise routine?
Day 6: Do you binge? If so, when was your last binge and how did it make you feel?
Day 7: What was the last compliment you remember receiving? What is the best compliment you could possibly receive?
Day 8: Have you got any tips or tricks to keep yourself from eating junk food?
Day 9: What is your favorite type of exercise?
Day 10: What do you like in a partner? (as irrelevant as this seems, I think they're talking about, like, a significant other...)
Day 11: Which part of being healthy do you struggle with the most? Diet? Exercise? Sleep? Mental Health?
Day 12: Why do you want to be fit?
Day 13: Do you have a special event coming up that you want to look good for? Who would you like to impress?
Day 14: Do you like yourself? How do you deal with negative feelings? What do you like the most about yourself?
Day 15: How do you feel after two weeks junk free? How have you found the last two weeks?
Day 16: Do you do weight training, cardio or both? What is your favorite and least favorite exercise?
Day 17: What are your top 3 reasons for being healthy?
Day 18: Do you go to the beach? Do you wear a bikini? How do you feel when you do so? Would you like to feel differently?
Day 19: Who do you look up to health/fitness-wise? What is it that you admire most?
Day 20: What is your ultimate fitness goal?
Day 21: How do you feel? Have you noticed any changes in yourself?
As mentioned, I do not know if I can stick to be sweet-free for 21 days. However, I promise I will get back up once I fall and I will never give up!
Diet Calendar Entries for 10 September 2013:
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1739 kcal
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Fat: 80.64g | Prot: 44.96g | Carb: 197.57g.
Breakfast: Nestle Condensed Milk Lite, Milo B Smart Milo, Lurpak Spreadable Slightly Salted, Tip Top Raisin Toast. Lunch: Dry Roasted Macadamia Nuts (with Salt Added), Milo B Smart Milo, Honey, Stir Fried Vegetables. Dinner: Asian grocery Vegetable & mushroom bun, Kawan Food Vegetable Curry, Russet Potatoes (Flesh and Skin). Snacks/Other: Peanuts. more...
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1499 kcal
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Activities & Exercise:
Walking (brisk) - 4/mph - 40 minutes, Resting - 15 hours and 20 minutes, Sleeping - 8 hours. more...
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