I've also taken to eating a morning snack at about 11. I've found that it helps two-fold: If I go to the gym at lunch I feel stronger during my workout if I'm not starving, and if I have lunch with a friend, I'm much better about stopping when I've eaten a reasonable helping because I'm not starting from a rumbling tummy. Today I ate a dressingless version of Ina Garten's grapefruit and avocado salad. It's not low cal, but it tasted fresh and I don't feel guilty about it. I figure as long as I get some cardio in, I'm good to go. It's a glorious day today and a run to the Fremont Bridge and back might be just the ticket.
I'm finding that while I'm doing great with the diet portion of my life, I need to step it up with the work-outs. I'm not getting 30 minutes every day like I want to. Maybe it's every other day, or every two days. Some of this is my busy schedule, some of it is my own lack of motivation on a given day. Yesterday I did 40 minutes of strength training but zero cardio. My goal is to make the cardio constant and the weights an additional bonus. The trick is getting into a groove and making the time.
Friday is my monthly weigh-in. Hopefully I'll have some good numbers to report to you.
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