Iwan naloseit
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Last night was the pits. I didn't overeat but I was very depressed. My finace is in the CG and he was restationed in the end of June to San Francisco so I am missing him terribly. I won't see him till I go down there in the end of October. I did cardio last night, 35 minutes on the elliptical, 15 minutes on the treadmill, ate about 1100 calories, but had to force myself to eat dinner.
***warning, rant ahead***
Then I came to work and read this article on the BBC news page: Hours Excercise to lose weight
That made me realize the 45 minutes 4 days a week is nowhere near enough excercise to reach my goals and now I'm struggling with negative thoughts on how the HECK and I going to manage to find more time to work out since its a stretch to do what I already do. And theres a jack ass at my gym in the weight room who tries to provide unsolicited advice and critisism everytime a woman walks in the door. I repeatedly asked him to leave me alone last night till I had to just get up and leave, and as I was on the way out the door he said, "thats right fatty, just give up." I checked the sign in log before I left and got his name and looked him up in the phone book and called him and left him a nasty message and then this morning I called the gym and lodged a complaint about him. I'm not holding my breath that they'll do a thing to resolve the situation. I may have to switch which center I work out in which will be a collosal hassel because the only reason I have time to work out int he evening is because the gym I go to has an aquatic center and my son can swim while I watch him from the cardio/weight room that overlooks the pool.
*/rant*
Okay, so I picked up a book at the library called Low-Fat Lies: High Fat Fraud and the Healthiest Diet in the World. Basically its about how all the fad diets don't work and low fat just makes for disappointment and sets you up for failure, it also introduces the concept of the "mediteranian diet." My friend, the cake lady at the office, recommended it. What a dry read. basically it says, eat good fat, eat it in moderation with a calorie controlled diet and regular excercise, a calorie is a calorie whether you get it from bad fat or good fiber, so don't just watch what you eat, what how much you eat. Duh. I'll be taking that one back today. Even the recipes in it sucked, and the diet plan menu was boring and basically cut and paste from every diet book I've ever read only subsitute their food plan and their recipes.
I've also been downloading podcasts about dieting and fitness to listen to while doing cardio. I really enjoyed a few by Fat to Fit radio. I'll be looking for others over the next few days, keep ya'll posted on the good the bad and the bullsh!t.
***warning, rant ahead***
Then I came to work and read this article on the BBC news page: Hours Excercise to lose weight
That made me realize the 45 minutes 4 days a week is nowhere near enough excercise to reach my goals and now I'm struggling with negative thoughts on how the HECK and I going to manage to find more time to work out since its a stretch to do what I already do. And theres a jack ass at my gym in the weight room who tries to provide unsolicited advice and critisism everytime a woman walks in the door. I repeatedly asked him to leave me alone last night till I had to just get up and leave, and as I was on the way out the door he said, "thats right fatty, just give up." I checked the sign in log before I left and got his name and looked him up in the phone book and called him and left him a nasty message and then this morning I called the gym and lodged a complaint about him. I'm not holding my breath that they'll do a thing to resolve the situation. I may have to switch which center I work out in which will be a collosal hassel because the only reason I have time to work out int he evening is because the gym I go to has an aquatic center and my son can swim while I watch him from the cardio/weight room that overlooks the pool.
*/rant*
Okay, so I picked up a book at the library called Low-Fat Lies: High Fat Fraud and the Healthiest Diet in the World. Basically its about how all the fad diets don't work and low fat just makes for disappointment and sets you up for failure, it also introduces the concept of the "mediteranian diet." My friend, the cake lady at the office, recommended it. What a dry read. basically it says, eat good fat, eat it in moderation with a calorie controlled diet and regular excercise, a calorie is a calorie whether you get it from bad fat or good fiber, so don't just watch what you eat, what how much you eat. Duh. I'll be taking that one back today. Even the recipes in it sucked, and the diet plan menu was boring and basically cut and paste from every diet book I've ever read only subsitute their food plan and their recipes.
I've also been downloading podcasts about dieting and fitness to listen to while doing cardio. I really enjoyed a few by Fat to Fit radio. I'll be looking for others over the next few days, keep ya'll posted on the good the bad and the bullsh!t.