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Are You Making These Common Mistakes?
For my birthday a few years ago, my wife gave me a Blackstone Griddle. If you don't have one -- they're AWESOME. I think it may have actually been as much of a gift for her as it was for me but as it has served us both VERY well! Not only can I make tons of food at once making meal prep a whole lot easier but the food tastes phenomenal and the clean-up afterward is absolutely minimal. The other day I was up pretty early. I had already worked out, gone on a short run, and done some tidying up around the house. When 11am rolled around I was STARVING. Borderline hangry. I had a ribeye from Good Ranchers in the fridge and decided to treat myself to a little steak and eggs brunch. Truth be told... I had already decided on this meal BEFORE my workout. And as soon as I decided, I put everything I was about to eat into a calorie/macro tracker. Honestly I do not track every calorie, maco, or meal. In fact, I rarely do it anymore. But sometimes it's good to get a reality check. And, on this day, I did this for 2 very important reasons. When speaking with prospective and current members in our "Strategy Sessions" there are 2 common mistakes people make when it comes to nutrition, whether they're actually tracking or just going by intuition... Common Mistake #1: NOT PLANNING AHEAD It has never made sense to me why people track after they’ve already eaten everything. Then they find out they over ate or didn’t get enough protein as they’re getting into bed. And then what? They do the same thing the next day. You can’t make adjustments AFTER you’ve already eaten all your meals. Even when following your intuition, you still need to have an idea of how you're going to fuel throughout the day. Common Mistake #2: NOT INCLUDING CONDIMENTS, Etc WITHOUT including the butter, oil, ketchup, and A1 sauce this meal is approximately: ❌ 870 calories WITH the butter, oil, ketchup, and A1 sauce this meal is approximately: ✅ 1300 calories That’s a 400+ calorie difference!
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Are You Making These Common Mistakes?
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I've gotten out of the habit of tracking. Great point to track and plan BEFORE eating. I often do that when I want a snack to make sure it doesn't blow my day out of the water.
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👤 Leah Herreid 📍 Born in Columbus, OH but moved to NC in 2000 🎯 My top goals are all the example you provided. I ranked them in my order: get strong, move better, stay active as you age, manage pain, lose fat ⚡ I came to Longevity Lab to learn the strategies and details specific to menopausal women as it pertains to maintaining or even gaining strength, continuing to be active while aging, avoiding or minimizing late in life mobility and health issues. 🔥 Returning to the gym after time off to recover from a procedure, has refocused my interest in lifting with intention. While I'm not lifting the weights I did prior to my time away, I'm more interested to getting it right and going slow vs getting the reps in as fast as possible while constantly increasing my weights.
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Joined Jun 28, 2026
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