Thursday, October 22, 2009
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In January, Megs will be cutting all alcohol out of her life. Not that she has a problem, she just feels like its time to give the ol' liver a breather. Ally will be abstaining from TV, and filling her time with more worthwhile activities. Wish us luck!
my list is eat less sugar, eat less and move more. great list, i'm using some of those!
ReplyDeletewhile I like a good cup of tea, please stop trashing coffee. It is the necture of the gods... and in moderation has its place in a healthy diet... love they coffee... for coffee is good...
ReplyDeleteListen here Boho! I'm not trashin' the java - just cutting back until I get to a healthier weight and blood pressure.
ReplyDeleteOh and you're awesome. Just thought you should know.
xoxo
@Jennee - Have fun! Let me know how it goes lady. :o)
Seriously... a regular small cup of jo an hour before a run gives you at least an extra mile of exercise... if not two... The wife (aka personal trainer/nutritionist) also advocates for the cup of jo.... of course in moderation... I use to drink a pot of coffee a day... not good... but a cup or two... you're golden!
ReplyDeleteSome things that didn't work on my quest to also lose 10 lbs:
ReplyDelete- Keeping a food journal a-la Weight Watchers online: it made me zero in and focus on food ALL THE TIME, counting every freakin' bite of fruit even. Instead, out of sight, out of mind solution worked better--if I didn't keep chocolate and sweets on my desk, I didn't eat them or forgot about them completely.
- Working out first thing in the morning before coffee...ouch, nuh-uh! Now I know better. If you are not a morning person, don't force yourself and work out whenever you can later in the day.
- Using exercise primarily for weight loss, rather than changing the diet. Like, if I ran two miles, I could suddenly eat more...Nope. It's much easier to control caloric intake with food rather than exercise, i.e. not eating a 400-calorie scone will save me 40 MINUTES of running. (I don't run for that long, ever.) So I use exercise for strengh and muscle, tweaking diet for weight loss for the overall effect.
Those are some great things to keep in mind - thanks Julia!
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