BEACH_BOUND120
This is what works for me: I like to have long term goals and short term goals, sometimes your long term goals can be overwhelming (that's why sometimes we fail over and over at losing weight) so when I first started spark I had a really hard time losing weight and almost wanted to give up BUT I said no if I just focus on losing 5lbs at a time that is pretty attainable. Next thing you know you are 20lbs down. I still have about another 10lbs to go and the last 10 are the hardest.
I gained about a 1lbs since the holiday and I had been having trouble getting back to the gym but i started again this past week so i thought it was funny i did very well during the holidays but afterwards was not the case. I have a calendar that I put stickers every time I go to the gym and it really helps me and encourages me to go to the gym and have a whole month full of stickers. I am all about short terms goals to keep going so I focus on one day at time or one week at a time so that's how i got back into going to the gym and getting my diet sotta back on track, this week I feel like i did okay but now that i am back full force i only get better with time.
JONEIL513
Hey there! i'm glad my blog helped you out a bit! It's true it is ALL up to us!! we are responsible for our choices and our destiny, let's kick some butt! 3626 days ago
MARITA_58
* Celery sticks with peanut butter and several raisins on top * Rice cakes with peanut butter (good for getting a protein punch) * Low-fat cheese cubes * Hardboiled eggs * Deviled egg (wrapped in plastic wrap) * Fruit yogurt cup (add in some fresh fruits or nuts for a boost * Trail mix * Nuts or nut mix (stick to just a handful) * Vegetable sticks with a little packet of dip (lowfat salad dressing packets found in salad bars work as easy-to-pack dip) * Broccoli or cauliflower bites * Half of a turkey or tuna sandwich on whole-wheat bread * Cucumber slices (lightly salted or with nonfat Italian dressing) * Yogurt and granola * Leftover chicken or turkey slices (great to eat cold) * Healthy fiber-rich or grain cereal (great to eat dry from a baggie) * Pickles (wrapped in foil or plastic wrap) * Box of raisins or other dried fruit * Half a large whole wheat bagel with light cream cheese * Apples, bananas, strawberries (any fruit works, these are naturally portable) * Mixed berries (these freeze well in plastic bags) * Whole-wheat crackers and low-fat string cheese * Grapes in a baggie * Fruit smoothie in a thermos * Tuna and cottage cheese in mini-containers