An honest journey

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A blog detailing the physical as well as the mental challenges that comes along when embarking on a transformation project. Honesty is the key to this blog, nothing will be hidden, nothing will not be shared. Regardless of failure or success it will be documented to help others who are aspiring to do the same.
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Day 47/48 - Weigh-in day is here and food extravaganca

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tarmyg
, 09-08-2013 at 01:01 PM (An honest journey)

Hi guys,

Did extremely well this week. Not sure why there is such a huge drop but both diet and austinite's protocol was changed and implemented mid-week due to a broken fridge. That could account for it but who knows. Here is this weeks values:

8/24/2013 9/1/2013 9/7/2013

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Day 46 - Pushing ahead

tarmyg

, 09-06-2013 at 05:57 AM (An honest journey)

Dear reader,

This weekend is my daughter's fourth birthday and we will be hitting up the Playmobile park here in Germany. I am not worried about cardio training one bit this weekend considering my daughter's activity level. I have also cooked enough food to last me through the whole thing and I am bringing that in containers. When I get to do activities like this not eating all the lovely junk around me do not bother me one bit. Staying active makes it so much easier to not cheat, just ...

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Day 45 - Setting realistic expectations

tarmyg

, 09-05-2013 at 05:48 AM (An honest journey)

Dear reader,

For a while now I have doing a lot of thinking around how-to set realistic goals. It is fairly obvious that if one do not have 100% controllable environment it is almost impossible to achieve goals at a specific time. I will use myself as an example and perhaps it will apply to more people in the same situation.

My first step when I am playing with my diets and what timeframe I should be done within is to pretend like I am in complete control. This is of course ...

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Day 44 - Broken fridge, new diet in effect tomorrow

tarmyg

, 09-04-2013 at 07:29 AM (An honest journey)

Dear reader,

If you like me cook your meals a few days in advance I am sure you can appreciate the feeling of coming home to find out your fridge have been off for about 14h and most of your food is ruined. Let's just say that some words were used very loudly. I picked up my daughter and went grocery shopping and I am now jumping right into a new diet and adding austinites cutting stack. I honestly just felt like f(*&^(*k it and give up on the whole thing when this happened but ...