I´m stress eating🫣 I know this is not the place, but if anyone has an advice on how to land a good job, remote would be ideal, please let me know, been unemployed for a year now, and I haven't been able to find a new job 🥲
I wasn’t sure if I should/could add weights to my walks because I can’t do much running. I wanted to give it a try but didn’t want to invest money unnecessarily. So I randomly decided to pack our glass jars and walked to our local recycling center. Usually I would just drive there but yesterday morning felt different, so I gave it a shot and ended up walking the whole way of 1km! WITH FREAKING 2 BAGS 🤪😂 My heart rate increased to 156 max and my pace slowed down by a minute. But overall it felt great to go all the way and I now want to take a further look into weighted walks. It’s most likely best to start with smaller weights (I really feel my muscles today) but which ones are best to use? Like a vest or dumbbells? Wrist or ankle weights? What are you guys thoughts and if you have weights yourself which ones do you use?
I’ve been on my calorie deficit for a year and loving the result. Yes I had some fluctuations and times when I let my emotions get the best of me. I thought I was doing good I liked being 120. Even 119.9 lol. Then I stopped getting my period ( oh well no big deal I though ) They @Kevin Teachanarong said it would be a good time to get in some more food and at that point I was like yes please 🙏🏻. I increased my calories to 1700 - 1800 and i thought things were great. I was staying around the same weight even with the fluctuations. Then Canada Day week everything went south. I ate some pasta. I ate out French fries. Ice cream 🍨 and many other foods that were hard to track. Then some more quick one bite of this and that just to have a taste 👅. And this week the weight kept going up and up and up until it went to 124 this morning. Now I believe my coach is right and it’s just water weight and not really 4 lbs of weight gain but I also feel crazy bloated, like hard in my core. I hope things get better again soon or my mind says just eat at 1500 for a couple weeks and it should get better. Is anyone else feeling this way ?
I don’t know if I asked this question here before or not. It’s a question I keep asking myself. I’m not sure if it’s the gluten but whenever I eat noodles I always go crazy high afterwards and it takes longer to go back down. Is it that I weigh it wrong 😑!! I always weigh mine raw before cooking and I’m planning to have 30grams of these. Add it to my chicken salad 🥗.