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Thread: LadyBlahBlah's Daily Diet Log
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10-25-2011, 08:31 AM #41
Good to hear this. Perhaps why this forum works for a lot of us if ya think about it. And happy to hear you like the pancakes even without the syrup.
As far as cardio. When I did my 90 day challenge I did low intensity fasted and then my afternoon cardio was more of high intensity. Is there any possibility to get in another one a few days a week? Even if both are for shorter times? There have been studies about doing cardio for shorter periods of time 2z's a day which help BF. And I have asked Phate for the study and hope when he returns he will post it somewhere.
Regardless. You are doing great. This is a process. If everyday or every week you change a habit or add another good one, then you will see a lifestyle change which is the goal while getting rid of that unwanted BF at the same time.
Keep it up. SLow wins this race I am convinced.Life is too short, so kiss slowly, laugh insanely, love truly and forgive quickly.Author Unknown
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10-25-2011, 11:31 PM #42Female Member
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Monday
Meal One:
½ cup oatmeal (cooked)
1 egg and 3 whites
220 calories
23.5 protein
6.5 fat
14 carbs
Meal Two:
15 almonds
½ cup NF Greek Yogurt
174 calories
16 protein
9 fat
5 carbs/3 sug
Meal Three:
4oz canned light tuna (water)
½ cup green beans
157 calories
30 protein
1 fat
Meal Four:
3 ½ oz tilapia
1/3 cup brown rice
½ cup green beans
200 calories
21 protein
15 carbs
Walk for 67 minutes (4.3 miles)
Protein shake
127 calories
27 protein
3 ½ oz salmon
No veggies
127 calories
21 protein
4 fat
Protein shake w/ ¼ cup dry oats
194 calories
30 protein
14 carbs
TOTAL:
1,192 calories
168 protein
23 fat
50 carbs
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10-25-2011, 11:34 PM #43Female Member
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Tuesday
Bike 25 minutes (6.1 miles)
Meal One:
Protein shake
120 calories
27 protein
Meal Two:
½ cup (cooked) oats
1 egg 3 whites
220 calories
23.5 protein
6.5 fat
14 carbs
Meal Three:
15 almonds
½ cup NF Greek yogurt
174 calories
16 protein
9 fat
5 carbs/3 sug
Meal Four:
1/3 cup (cooked) brown rice
3 ½ ounces salmon
½ cup green beans
232 calories
22 protein
4 fat
15 carbs
1 “sugar free” pudding cup
60 calories
13 carbs
Walk for 60 minutes (3.6 miles) + 10 minute cool down walk
Meal Five:
Protein shake
¼ cup oats
193 calories
30 protein
13 carbs
Meal Six:
3 ½ oz salmon
127 calories
21 protein
4 fat
TOTAL:
1,126 calories
140 protein
23.5 fat
60 carbs
I’ll probably have ½ cup nonfat greek yogurt before bed. If so, will update tomorrow.
EDIT: I, indeed, had the yogurt bringing my total calories to 1,196 and my protein to 146 grams.Last edited by Ladyblahblah; 10-26-2011 at 09:38 PM. Reason: Mmmm yogurt...
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10-25-2011, 11:49 PM #44Female Member
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Okay, so it still needs some work but I can see now (much better) where I can put a little here and a dabble there. Of course, I'm TOTALLY and ALWAYS open to anyone's suggestions!! You all have been SO great and I'm so very appreciative!! I still have so-o many replies to make and will have plenty of time tomorrow to get in the Nutrition Forum with you guys and do so. My Lunesta has already kicked in so I must log off and reply to everyone tomorrow. (I promised myself a long time ago never to do anything online after taking Lunesta again) Lol!
OH!! SlimmerMe, one thing. I have set my big, fat ultimate goal and a couple of small goals so the official weigh-in will be tomorrow morning. (I'll elaborate tomorrow). Therefore, if any of you hear a blood curdling scream sometime tomorrow morning...well, that will be me after seeing my numbers. Hehee.
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10-26-2011, 09:25 AM #45"Decide you want it ƸӜƷ more than your afraid of it"Recognized Member Winner - $100
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well you have seen my thread...lol, so yo KNOW it can take time and failures, but you are way ahead of the game allready baby!
After wieghing myself I have actualy had time where I hissed at the scales as I recoiled from it, than removing the batteries and replacing in the hopes that it was 1. broken or 2. was possesd by an evil battery spirit lol
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10-26-2011, 01:44 PM #46
its not a sprint, its a marathon! don't beat yourself up before you have even begun! i haven't heard any blood curdling screams today, so i guess your scale must have behaved!
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10-26-2011, 02:07 PM #47
Good to hear you have set your goals. Very important!
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10-26-2011, 03:54 PM #48Female Member
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10-26-2011, 03:58 PM #49Female Member
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Okay, so I've decided to shoot for 1.5 lbs a week. My first goal will be to lose 9 lbs by December 7th (6 weeks).
Second will be 13 1/2 lbs by December 28th (9 weeks). Of course, my long term goal is 30 lbs by March 14th....
I'm really not sure if I'm insane for attempting to do this right smack dab in the middle of the holidays or....yeah,
I think I'm insane! Lol!
Unless someone comes along, slaps some sense into me and tells me this can't be done, then
this will be my goal. Anyone?....Anyone?....
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10-26-2011, 04:10 PM #50Female Member
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10-26-2011, 04:50 PM #51
I believe in setting realistic goals and urs sound reasonable!! U go girl!
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10-26-2011, 05:13 PM #52
No problem
You can and will achieve your goals. Don't get hugely caught up in the numbers game though, body composition can change and you stay at the same weight. It's all about how you feel and look. Without doubt following your diet (which is looking awesome btw) and exercise, you will be feeling million bucks in no time. To me that is the best motivator.
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10-26-2011, 05:49 PM #53Female Member
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Yes, sir! Thank you 00ragin ~ I appreciate the positive thoughts AND the consistency reminder. Unfortunately, I'm an "affirmation"
type of girl so I'll take those reminders to stay on track anytime!...seriously! Hehe.
Me, too! Hopefully less pounds!
Thanks, Flier! I would like to say that I made it "my bitch" but since I'm severely afraid of jinxing myself I'll just say that I feel pretty confident that I did above average. Lol.
Absolutely! I'm sure that this will cause some damage control for me, so thanks. I have horrible sleep patterns and am possibly eating too late. I can give a rough estimate on today's but will be able to take closer note from tomorrow on, no doubt. Thanks again, GB!
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10-26-2011, 10:08 PM #55Female Member
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Wednesday
Cardio: 8:30 Stationary bike 35 minutes (8.03 miles)
Meal One: Immediately after cardio
Protein shake (1 ¼ scoop)
150 calories
34 protein
Meal Two: 11:30
½ cup (cooked) oatmeal
1 egg and 3 whites
220 calories
23.5 protein
6.5 fat
14 carbs
Meal Three: 2:00’ish
½ cup nf Greek yogurt
15 almonds
¼ scoop protein powder
204 calories
23 protein
9 fat
5 carbs/3 sug
Meal Four: 5:00
1/3 cup (cooked) brown rice
3½ oz tilapia
½ cup green beans
200 calories
21 protein
1.5 fat
15 carbs
Cardio: 6:30 Walked for 53 minutes
Meal Five: 7:30
Protein shake
1 scoop with ¼ cup oats
193 calories
30 protein
13 carbs
Meal Six: 10:30
3 ½ oz salmon
Green beans
152 calories
21 protein
4 fat
EDIT:1/2 cup nf greek yogurt
TOTAL:
1,189 calories
164 protein
If it will help I'll edit my daily log everyday with what time I end up going to sleep at night. I'm hoping that doing cardio twice a
day will help remedy my sleep issues.
Okay, so I have a question for any/all of you...I'm ready to start implementing weights in 3 times a week (unless suggested otherwise) and believe that mornings are going to be best for me for a while until my work schedule changes. I really like doing cardio in the a.m. (and on an empty stomach for many reasons) so would it be okay to do weights on an empty stomach as well? Thanks in advance for any help and suggestions.Last edited by Ladyblahblah; 10-27-2011 at 10:21 PM.
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10-26-2011, 10:19 PM #56
^^ need food for weights. I learned this one the hard way.
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10-27-2011, 07:35 PM #57
afraid not...gonna need carbs before, whey protein drink directly following according to what I have learned in this forum
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10-27-2011, 10:14 PM #58Female Member
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THURSDAY
Stationary bike 35 minutes (8.82 miles) @ 0800
Protein shake: 8:45
120 calories
27 protein
Meal Two: 11:30
½ cup (cooked) oatmeal
Protein shake
315 calories
30 protein
1.5 fat
14 carb
Meal Three: 3:00
15 almonds
1 cup NF Greek yogurt
244 calories
9 fat
27 protein
10 carbs/5 sugar
Meal Four: 6:00
1/3 cup brown rice
3 ½ oz chicken
Asparagus
250 calories
30 protein
20 carbs
Walk for 65 minutes (approx. 3.8 miles) @ 7:45
Protein shake
120 calories
27 protein
EDIT: 3 1/2 oz salmon and 1/2 cup nf greek yogurt
TOTAL:
1246 calories
174 protein
16 fat
44 carbs
I foresee another portion of some sort of protein very soon; So, that should increase my numbers a little more. Will edit/update. Of course, I was around a lot of “hot air” today so SURELY that should be full of something, right??Last edited by Ladyblahblah; 10-28-2011 at 03:30 PM.
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10-28-2011, 03:54 AM #59
I try, but I probably don´t.
I think Sexyformysweetheart posted a study showing the difference in brain function between men and women. Makes so much sense, and was a good read.
What I took from it is, not to try to understand women but to accept the difference.
Re. my daughter she is concerned about the most ridiculous unimportant things, and it´s hard for me to put myself in her position.
She got slammed with everything at once. New school (dance school with perfect bodies in ballet outfits), throwing that party making me more pissed than I have ever been ending with huge consequences like loosing her bedroom, her Android, some of her (bad) friends, her freedom, her allowance, and more. Then to top it off she caught "Mono" or "Gladular Fever" or whatever you call it in english from a boy she kissed at the same party.....arrg. No physical activity for 2 months as this attacks the liver and the "milt"..?
All this because she felt bad about her physique, so she threw the parties to get "creds" at her new school, as she felt she was viewed as the chubby one, and throwing awesome parties would at least make her cool.
And let´s top this further off with boy issues....
I´d like to send her somewhere for a few months...do you have room?
We are however doing ok with the diet.
Oatmeal shake every morning. Healthy school lunch, small meal after school, Dinner, very small night snack. All focus on low carb.
First weigh-in yesterday, 70.7 kg.
Because of her Gladular fever she will do walks instead of jogs.
Looks like you are doing well, keep it up
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10-28-2011, 08:51 AM #61"Decide you want it ƸӜƷ more than your afraid of it"Recognized Member Winner - $100
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Agree with all...food is a must before weights and after IMO.
BUT the awesome thing about weights vs. cardio is that when you stop cardio your body stops the high burn...with weights you build muscle and mussel burns more calories and burns cals all day long and depending on what you eat within 30min before and 30 min after ~what you intake can go directly to your sexy lill muskelz ...gotta lovey that!
@ FLIER awwww I can utterly relate to your life rite now. I was a teen living with my dad as well. You’re in for a rough time buddy lol. Poor kiddo sounds like she was just bombarded with cr@p. ..... I always have room lol, although we only foster boy teens {teenage gurls are SCAREY!} LOL How awesome that you guys are becoming a healthy living family! love this and don’t forget that no matter what she says on her moody days, it will never leave her that her dad is so invested in her /her happiness that he researched and applied things to her life cuz he loves her ="}
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Yes, I've seen your thread...and L-O-V-E it! I seriously think that if not for your thread I would've lost my mind in the airport that night and I'd be in a Texas women's prison right now. Lol......You're right, though; It definitely takes time, trials and errors, yet, I'm trying to get caught up in your thread and last I saw there were no "failures". Total winning, my dear!!! Huge kudos to you, Missy! I'm seriously trying to get to everyone's threads and see what's going on with you guys. I guess I should probably remove "time management skills" from my resume.
LOL!! You seriously paint the best visuals!
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As do I, GGR...or at least I try. Great to hear! Being able to bounce these ideas off of you guys is great and extremely helpful for I have tendency to underestimate things too often. I appreciate your input very much!
Lol. Thanks bunches!
Thanks for your optimism and faith in me! You're right and agree totally with the body composition statement....thanks, Auslifta. Years ago I "learned" to go by how my clothes fit, not by what the scales say, so I'll TRY and slowly adopt that behavior again. Probably wouldn't be a bad idea to measure myself as well. Aww, what would I do without you guys??!
Cheers!! I'll drink [a protein shake] to that!
Yea!! Great to hear and thanks! I can't wait to feel great again and look forward to feeling better and better every day. I agree, it's a fantastic motivator. I'll say that since I've gotten older the vanity has lessened (can't believe I just said that...yea, me) and the importance of the way I feel has become paramount above most else. Feeling good is the basis for confidence, IMO, and confidence is one of sexiest characteristics that one could possess....Ah, jeez. I'll shut up now. Hehe.
Excellent to hear and thanks Slimmer! Having my eyes on a goal and this thread (and, most of all, you guys) have been so much help in keeping that focus. Although it's only been one week, I feel incredibly optimistic....I love optimism.
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[QUOTE=Ladyblahblah;5792988]Yes, I've seen your thread...and L-O-V-E it! I seriously think that if not for your thread I would've lost my mind in the airport that night and I'd be in a Texas women's prison right now. Lol......You're right, though; It definitely takes time, trials and errors, yet, I'm trying to get caught up in your thread and last I saw there were no "failures". Total winning, my dear!!! Huge kudos to you, Missy! I'm seriously trying to get to everyone's threads and see what's going on with you guys. I guess I should probably remove "time management skills" from my resume.
Lol I remember when you were reading/commenting while there!
Replace with " increased productivity projectability " (if thats even a word..?) lol cuz your researching the correct ways to get maximum results from minimal effort (rather than stumbling threw this alone with no support or guidance)
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Lol! Nice!! I should've had you write my resume.
I think I'll put something in the middle of it somewhere just to see if someone will bite. Something goofy (not me!!) like, make the heading "Will Work For Food". And maybe make myself a "Professional One Eyed, One Horned, Flying, Purple, People Eating Team Leader".... It would definitely add some color.
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Uh, oh. Hope you didn't get sick or light-headed. It's unfortunate that most lessons learned have to be "the hard way".
Thanks, ladies! I'll try a small amount of oats in a protein shake for a while...see if that works for me. I guess gone are the days when I could wake up, down half of an Endorush and hit the gym for two hours. Time to work out in a smarter way. Thanks, again!
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10-29-2011, 05:14 PM #67
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10-29-2011, 05:16 PM #68
Bump! How ya doin' girlie?
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DAY 3
Stationary bike: 35 minutes 7.9 miles
Protein shake:
120 calories
27 protein
Meal Two:
½ cup (cooked) oatmeal
1 egg 3 whites
225 cals
31 prot
9 fat
Meal Three:
3 ½ oz chicken
1/3 cup brown rice
4 spears asparagus
250 cals
30 prot
20 carbs
2 fat
Meal Four:
¾ breast grilled chicken
½ medium sweet potato
320 calories
37.5 protein
8 fat
24 carbs
Meal Five:
15 almonds
1 cup nf Greek yogurt
244 calories
9 fat
16 protein
10 carbs
TOTAL:
1,379 calories
165 protein
68 carbs
28 fat
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10-30-2011, 11:01 AM #70
i am in awe of your macros! NICE.
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10-30-2011, 04:43 PM #71
N-E-E-D M-E-A-L T-I-M-E-S!!!
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LMAO!! Your post conjured the devil!!
You're right! I said I would do that and I've failed to do that the last few days. I shall beat myself with a wet noodle (whole wheat, of course) and hang my head in shame while walking through the village with a large "L" on the left side of my chest.
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Day 4 (Minus meal times )
Stationary bike 35 minutes 8.86 miles
5 min cool down 1.11 miles
Protein Shake:
+ 1/8 cup oats
155 calories
28.5 protein
6 carbs
Meal One:
½ cup (cooked) oatmeal
1 egg 3 whites
220 calories
23.5 protein
6.5 fat
14 carbs\
Meal Two:
15 almonds
½ cup nf greek yogurt
174 calories
16 protein
9 fat
5 carbs/3 sugars
Meal Three:
3 ½ oz tilapia
1/3 cup brown rice
½ cup green beans
200 calories
21 protein
15 carbs
Walked for 50 minutes 3.3 miles
Protein Shake
120 calories
27 protein
Meal Four:
8 ritz crackers
20 almonds
1 cup nf Greek yogurt
384 calories
30 protein
15 fat
25 carbs
TOTAL:
1,253 calories
146 protein
31 fat
65 carbs
It took me forever to make myself count everything up from yesterday. I’ve been putting it off because I kinda fell off course last night and was afraid to see the damage that I had caused. I guess it wasn’t too bad after all….could have been MUCH worse, I suppose.
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10-30-2011, 05:20 PM #74
lol!!! Diet looks damn good nonetheless... minus the Ritz crackers!
C'mon... if I'm not your stickler, who would be?
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Lol! It was just as I assumed; No more, no less. (Thank goodness is wasn't any more ) Got myself here so now I just have to accept responsibility and get myself where I used to be...or as close as possible. You're exactly right, this IS a marathon! Thanks for checking in 00ragin!! Hope your weekend was a great one!
I lurv it, girl!
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Yea!!! So great to hear!!! Thanks, oodles!
Yeah, I had a bit of a weak moment last night. I'm just glad that moment of weakness did not include chocolate cake.
You won't see me complaining, mister! I welcome all the help, advice, beatings, sticklings (????) lol... I can get! If it gets me
to my goal then BRING IT!!
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I forgot about doing that...thanks for a great reminder, GGR! Appreciate any/all ideas of mixing it up!
Thanks girl ~ I appreciate it very much!! I just hope that my body will become in awe of my macros as well!! Lol! Now, I just need to stay on course....*sigh*
I'm fabulous Mr. Stickler, thank you. I really appreciate you checking in on me and making sure that I'm keeping my focus.
Hope you, Mommy and WeeB had a great weekend!
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10-30-2011, 06:28 PM #78
Lady....you are doing marvelous....ritz crackers and all!!!
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10-31-2011, 03:20 PM #79
happy halloween!
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DAY 5 *SUNDAY
Bike 35 minutes 9.04 miles
5 minute cool down 1.06 miles
Protein shake: 9:30
w/ 1/8 cup oats
155 calories
28.5 protein
.5 fat
6 carbs
11:30
½ cup (cooked) oatmeal
1 egg 3 whites
220 calories
23.5 protein
6.5 fat
14 carbs
Walked 3.6 miles (66 minutes....ehhh) 1:00
Protein shake: 2:30
w/ 1/8 cup oats
193 calories
30 protein
1 fat
13 carbs
6:30
3 ½ oz salmon
½ cup brown rice
½ cup green beans
280 cals
27 protein
5 fat
29 carbs
10:00
20 almonds
½ cup nf Greek yogurt
209 calories
16 protein
12 fat
9 carbs
TOTAL:
1,057 calories
125 protein
25 fat
71 carbs
Still need to work on calories and protein most days.
Hope everyone had a great Halloweeny!!
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