This page is meant for you to see some of the initial stages of getting on the right path when it comes to nutrition. After all, the trick to being healthy and losing weight is 80% of what you EAT and only 20% of physical activity.
When you join one of my Challenge Groups (further details below), I will be providing you with a meal plan to follow as well as offering support and guidance so that you achieve your weight loss goals.
So let's start with the basics:
In order to maintain weight loss and make a great lifestyle change, you need to start eating clean. What does that entail? I found this great list of "commandments" that gives you a visual representation of what eating clean means:
Many of the meal plans I provide during my Challenge Groups have you eating 5-6 mini meals a day. Why is this? Well, it helps regulate your sugar levels as well as boosts your metabolism. With exercise, the pounds will start to melt off safely - at a rate of roughly 2 pounds per week. Some of my challengers have lost up to 6 pounds in the first 2 weeks alone!
Another important aspect of Eating Clean is PORTION SIZES. When I started eating clean, I didn't realize how much I was OVEREATING until I finally started using measuring cups. Here is a great guide to help you with portion sizes when you're out and about and on the go!
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SIGN UP FOR MY FREE 7 DAY CLEAN EATING CHALLENGE GROUP AND I'LL SEND YOU A COMPLETELY FREE 7 DAY MEAL PLAN & GROCERY LIST!
You'll also get...
- a spot in my private accountability group!
- Free coaching from me!
- and support from other people like you!
To Apply ---> Simply CLICK this link to complete the application. https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1_id17vN6bIrC7O57wwcD_6kYYx_vv6DUIavmV-1LVFk/viewform?usp=send_form
The only requirements to participate in this group are:
1_ You complete the application (per link above).
2_ You are signed up on my team, so that I am your FREE coach. It's COMPLETELY free and NO, you won't get any crazy spam e-mails from me.
3_ We are Facebook Friends so that I can add you to the Private Facebook Group! :)
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MEAL PLANNING TIPS
One of the hardest things to master is the planning aspect of
meals and snacks. We are SO busy, right?! Here are some tips that I want to
pass along to you to make it a little easier to get you ready for your next
week and help you to be successful with your health goals...
1. Sit down and plan your meals and snacks that you and your
family will eat for the week. Make a list based on the ingredients in the meals
you choose. Then, clean out the pantry and refrigerator to make way for the
fresh goodies you will be bringing home.
2. Go to the store with your list and, if possible, without
the kids. I have found the best time to
go shopping is earlier in the day when it isn't nearly as busy and the
shelves/produce are stocked. Stick to the list. If you can't handle it in the
home, don't buy it.
3. When you get home, put all the groceries away except the
produce you will want to chop, cut, peel for easy and quick meals. Go ahead and
clean the fresh produce and prep away and put into your containers or bags in
fridge to grab when you need it. Now is the time to do this because if I don't
do it right away, it will not get done. Then you are tempted to reach for foods
that are not as good for you when you are starving.
4. Cook for the week ahead if you can. This will save you so
much time when you come home from work during the week and only have to quickly
heat up a healthy meal you already prepped. Sometimes we're just way too
exhausted to even think about cooking dinner for everyone -- that's when we
reach for the takeout menus. Lock those up!!
5. If you have a large family -- double up the recipes so you
always have leftovers. Leftovers are the best!
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