- Faithful Fitness: God, Weight Loss, and Exercise
- Garlic Sweet Potato Mash
- Why My eBook Hasn’t Been Popular
- One Weird Thing that Helps Me Enjoy Exercise More
- How Does Guilt Fit into Weirdly Faithful Fitness?
- Are there Good Foods and Bad Foods?
- The Freedom of Constraint
- Call Me Weird, But…I LOVE the Paleo Lifestyle!
- Do This When You Feel Ridiculously Underqualified
- Laughter is the best…Fitness?
- Motivations for The Coming Week
- Ask the Experts for Fitness Advice: YOU!
- I Am a Person Who
- How my Son’s Life-Threatening Condition Gave Me Freedom
- Do You Need Exercise Accountability?
- How Losing the Guilt Breaks the Cycle
- My Family Hates Exercise
- Grace for the Now
- How Workouts Can Lead to Fat Gain
- Your Expert Advice: Fitness
- Don’t Forget de’ FEET!
- Four Steps to Tell Your Support Peeps What You Need
- A Day in the Life of Maintaining a 100 lb Weight Loss
- Three Girls and a Dog
- The Red Zone: How to Enjoy the Holidays and Stay Fit
- How to Avoid Burn Out and Find Fitness Success
What’s it like to maintain a 100 lb weight loss? What do you eat in a typical day? How much do you exercise?
Just like anyone else, my days vary, but this was a typical day last week. I’ve been maintaining my 100 lb weight loss for close to 10 years. I am currently tracking my food and exercise with the My Net Diary Ap (My Fitness Pal is another good one) on my smartphone. Some days I track calories and sometimes I don’t. When my weight is lower, I don’t. If I see my weight going a little on the higher side (I try to stay within a 5 lb range), I keep track again.
A Typical Day Maintaining a 100 lb Weight Loss
5:15 am Alarm goes off. *groan* Remind myself it’s only the 10 seconds of getting out of bed that are really tough.
5:30 am. Workout #1 Head the the gym with my husband Mike for 30 minutes of ellipical and 30 minutes of weight lifting with free weights.
7:00 am. Breakfast.
1/3 cup old fashioned oatmeal, cooked with water
1 container chobani strawberry yogurt
1 tsp chia seeds
1 oz mixed nuts
8:30 walked kids to school but then fairly sedentary throughout morning, working at computer on blog and preparing for upcoming speeches.
Noon — Housework, ran errands.
1:00 Lunch.
1 bowl turkey veggie bean chili, homemade
1/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese
1 small salad with various veggies, romaine, spinach
a few croutons
1 T light ranch dressing
1 full size Reeses peanut butter cup
Afternoon — more computer work, took 30 minute nap.
3:00 — kids home, housework, took Paul to piano lesson. Come home, start dinner, help with homework, manage chaos.
5:00 — Dinner
(Click here for one of Bekah’s pancake recipes.)
3 Bekah’s homemade pancake awesomeness — whole wheat banana.
1 T smart balance
2 T light syrup
4 slices ready-cook bacon
1/2 banana, strawberry slices.
6:45-8:00 Workout #2 – Tae Kwon Do Practice.
8:30 Home and get kids into bed. Attempt not to yell too much.
8:45 Snack
String cheese
peach
2 double stuff oreos
9:00-10:00 Veg reading a few blogs, get stuff ready for next day — lunches, formula for Zack, load dishwasher, workout clothes out, chat with Mike.
10:00 Bedtime for tired but content mom!
Approximate Calories eaten: 1,950.
Is my typical day what you expected? What does your typical day look like with eating and exercise?
Click here to read my 100 lb weight loss series.
- Faithful Fitness: God, Weight Loss, and Exercise
- Why My eBook Hasn’t Been Popular
- One Weird Thing that Helps Me Enjoy Exercise More
- How Does Guilt Fit into Weirdly Faithful Fitness?
- Are there Good Foods and Bad Foods?
- The Freedom of Constraint
- Call Me Weird, But…I LOVE the Paleo Lifestyle!
- Do This When You Feel Ridiculously Underqualified
- Laughter is the best…Fitness?
- Motivations for The Coming Week
- Ask the Experts for Fitness Advice: YOU!
- I Am a Person Who
- How my Son’s Life-Threatening Condition Gave Me Freedom
- Do You Need Exercise Accountability?
- How Losing the Guilt Breaks the Cycle
- My Family Hates Exercise
- Garlic Sweet Potato Mash
- Grace for the Now
- How Workouts Can Lead to Fat Gain
- Your Expert Advice: Fitness
- Don’t Forget de’ FEET!
- Four Steps to Tell Your Support Peeps What You Need
- A Day in the Life of Maintaining a 100 lb Weight Loss
- Three Girls and a Dog
- The Red Zone: How to Enjoy the Holidays and Stay Fit
- How to Avoid Burn Out and Find Fitness Success
Leave a Reply