by Katie (Jenny Craig 2009 Poster Girl)
14. July 2009 08:00
What should you do if you begin to plateau with your weight?
Humans are creatures of habit. It is easy for me to get into a routine of eating the same meals and workouts. While I was still trying to attain my goal weight there were many weeks when I stayed the same. I was frustrated because I was working out 6 days a week and sticking to my low-fat diet like glue. My consultant and I were stumped. I rarely ever "cheated" and drank alcohol (it's recommended that it be refrained from as much as possible while your goal weight is trying to be achieved) or cooked/ordered a fatty meal. I was determined and wanted to succeed. Some suggestions based on my experiences were:
▪ vary my workout routine more (walking, biking, hiking, swimming, DVD cardio workouts, just to name a few)
▪ workout less! (every other day)
▪ increase my calorie level by a few hundred for a week or two (i.e. more protein or another yogurt/milk)
▪ examine everything that goes into the mouth (food diary for a week)
▪ drink TONS! of water
▪ take a multivitamin
Some people ask me how much my world has changed since I lost all the weight. Find out tomorrow how YOUR life may change...
Weight: 118.6
Exercise: None today
MONDAY
Breakfast -
2 Kashi Blueberry Waffles
1/4 cup of sugar-free syrup
1/2 cup of milk
Banana
Lunch -
Jenny Craig Cream of Potato Soup (460 mg of sodium, 210 calories, 7 g of fat)
6 fat-free crackers
Cherry tomatoes
6 oz. yogurt
sugar-free jello
Snack -
Nectarine
Dinner -
1 cup cooked whole wheat pasta
1/4 cup zucchini
1/4 cup squash
1/4 cup green onion
1/4 cup celery
2 tbsp. light ranch
2 oz. turkey bacon
Broccoli
Spray Butter (my fat was the ranch I had in my dinner)
Snack -
100 calorie pack
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