Day 2
You would not believe how hard it was to get started.
I did it though, and that's
what counts. I did some core and leg exercises today so far,
along with about a half hour of aerobics in there. Everyday I
will be adding more reps, and adding more exercises, so this is
just the start. I've been drinking water, and really been
trying to avoid all the cookies in the cupboards. I've been
trying to find nicer snacks to swap out in place of the sugary
ones. The cupboards are practically empty, so today wasn't as
successful as it could have been. For example for breakfast I had
a bowl of Lucky Charms. I'm going to get some Multi Grain
Cheerios at the store later, along with more fruit, yogurt, and
healthier options for snacks and meals. I think if I keep this up
things will definately start changing. I started, now I just have
to keep going. Later this week I am going to start running. I
like to run, so I don't think it will be a chore like some of
the other exercises. I think it's a key part of this whole
thing though, you have to find the right things to do - that you
like to do. It will give a small break where you can let go and
forget for a while.
Also, I along with my daily posts, I will also be posting
little
helpful posts like healthy snacks and music
playlists.
5 faves · 3 comments · Jun 14, 2013 7:35pm
RightOnTrack
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1 decade ago
I know, I'm just trying to get into habit of trying not to eat them all the time. No, I'm not going to cut them out completely, but I need to cut down and replace some of them with healthier choices. =)
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BrookeKramer13
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1 decade ago
Yes, that's what I did. I stayed away from sweets for about 2 weeks and the cravings went away! Once in a while I'll crave something sweet, but if you cut it out of your diet eventually you won't want it as much. Good luck to you!
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BrookeKramer13 · 1 decade ago
Moderation is key! Once you start banning your favorite foods, you'll just want them more. You can have that cookie, but don't binge them. Have half a cookie and some fruit. Weight loss starts in the kitchen. Everyone thinks they have to cut out all sweets and unhealthy food. This is true, but if you want a cookie every now and again, it won't kill you. Just make sure it's in moderation.
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