RayP
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- Jan 12, 2011
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You didn't tell us you worked out with Kaner's trainer.
Slightly short of my weight loss goal for my first month of my new diet, but can't complain about dropping 19 lbs in 30 days.
On to month #2.
Slightly short of my weight loss goal for my first month of my new diet, but can't complain about dropping 19 lbs in 30 days.
On to month #2.
That's a lot in one month. What is your diet?
That's a lot in one month. What is your diet?
That's a ton of weight to drop in a month. Congrats. How did you do it?
No carbs. Guarantee it.
Just strictly sticking to calorie counting and not eating too early or too late. I keep a notepad of what I eat and when and essentially use that to shame myself to not have something or eat too late as I don't want to write it down.
I did a keto diet five or so years ago that had tremendous initial success, but I very much wouldn't recommend it as I honestly think it negatively messes up your body and does really teach portion control. Especially as someone that's failed to maintain major weight loss twice now, that'll be my biggest issue for the long run.
What is your calorie limit per day?
I ballpark around 1500 and don't really worry if I go slightly over. And I know, that's extremely low, but I'm mostly not very hungry aside from cravings for junk.
I’m probably close to 1500 per meal.
Per day?
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I'm usually at or under 1500 per day. It's not THAT difficult if you watch what you're eating.
It’s also not that fun.
It's also going to be more difficult for a male. 1,500 for a male is a much larger deficit than it is for a female, generally speaking.
Just a bite to eat with black coffee in the morning, lean cuisines or soup and rice crisps for lunch and dinner, and some veggies and/or fruit at various times. Oftentimes closer to 1000 calories versus 1500 doing that.
Pretty sure I would eat all of that just for breakfast.
I eat 3 eggs and have a protein shake for breakfast and I'm already at 500 calories and thats nothing. It would be really tough to get enough protein for the day to maintain muscle mass and eat 1000-1500 calories as a matter of course. My friend who competed in fitness competitions would only pare down to like 800 calories a day the week before a competition. For her to do that every day and work out wouldn't have worked.
You probably don’t need nearly as much protein as you think you do.