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Thoughts on Dieting
Hey guys.. this is a post of mine from a board I mod..the thread was about having a cheat day..but it turned into having a bitch fest about not having the willpower to eat clean...
I hope it helps you guys out.
"You are what you eat, no ifs ands or buts."
"When you fail to plan, you are planning to fail."
"The best made plans of mice and men often go awry."
"Consistency is key."
All Ive got to say is if you dont make the commitment to plan ahead for your meals, you dont have room to complain about your body or your progress.
In addition to that, I believe you have to live a balanced life. Dont expect to fufill some drastic overnight changes without knowing you will prolly burnout. A consistent decent diet is better than 2 weeks of superclean eating-a burnout-and then a 3 month bender compounded with the depression that comes with the feeling of having "fucked up your diet".
Be as clean as consistent as possible all the time. Worry about the obsessive compulsive super clean freak diet to when you are:
#1 stepping onstage *OR*
#2 months ahead of an event where you need to look good: i.e. summer-beach weather, family/school reunion, pictures, porn star debut.
Do not have too much emotional attatchment to food. Remeber, its fuel for your body and your muscles. Do not depend on food to satisfy any emotional turbulence. Also, do not let "bad food" get you down too much.
If you do stray, dont freak out. Think about it.
~Why did you cheat? Convenience? Emotions?
~How can you have avoided it? Better planning?
~What are you gonna do about it? Commit to 1-2 extra cardio sessions? Eat more clean than usual for the next day or so?
As long as you address the problem, and devise a plan of attack and follow through with it.. you will be cool.
I hope it helps you guys out.
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I'm going to have to use a cliche on this one - I'm the biggest procrastinator. I will never study nor do homework until the last minute. I've tried to correct this behavior dozens of times. I've basically accepted that it's a part of me.
I guess this answers your question.
I'm going to have to use a cliche on this one - I'm the biggest procrastinator. I will never study nor do homework until the last minute. I've tried to correct this behavior dozens of times. I've basically accepted that it's a part of me.
I guess this answers your question.
"When you fail to plan, you are planning to fail."
"The best made plans of mice and men often go awry."
"Consistency is key."
All Ive got to say is if you dont make the commitment to plan ahead for your meals, you dont have room to complain about your body or your progress.
In addition to that, I believe you have to live a balanced life. Dont expect to fufill some drastic overnight changes without knowing you will prolly burnout. A consistent decent diet is better than 2 weeks of superclean eating-a burnout-and then a 3 month bender compounded with the depression that comes with the feeling of having "fucked up your diet".
Be as clean as consistent as possible all the time. Worry about the obsessive compulsive super clean freak diet to when you are:
#1 stepping onstage *OR*
#2 months ahead of an event where you need to look good: i.e. summer-beach weather, family/school reunion, pictures, porn star debut.
Do not have too much emotional attatchment to food. Remeber, its fuel for your body and your muscles. Do not depend on food to satisfy any emotional turbulence. Also, do not let "bad food" get you down too much.
If you do stray, dont freak out. Think about it.
~Why did you cheat? Convenience? Emotions?
~How can you have avoided it? Better planning?
~What are you gonna do about it? Commit to 1-2 extra cardio sessions? Eat more clean than usual for the next day or so?
As long as you address the problem, and devise a plan of attack and follow through with it.. you will be cool.
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