I started by tracking what I was eating in the first instance, I felt I ate pretty healthily. But then you can eat healthy and still put on weight and fat.
This is a really cool app, I put in my daily food habits and it told me how much macronutrients I was getting. To you and me that is how many carbs, fat, protein I was taken in.
So this showed me that you can eat healthy and still put weight and body fat on
If you do not know what this is, it is the calculation for how many calories your body needs to function on a daily basis, for instance the calories need it for digestion for breathing, processing waste within the body, moving, for the heart to pump blood around the body et cetera. This is also known as you're resting metabolic rate. So your BMR dictates how many calories you need on a day-to-day basis to function normally.
So here is what I did in summary
- Have an end goal in mind (whether it is a weight goal or to get into a dress size goal)
- Track your eating habits using an app or a food counter or by writing it down
- Plan your daily meals in advance using the app or writing it down and sticking to it
Monitor your intake of macronutrients i.e. carbs, protein, fat daily. - Adjust calorie intake as you lose weight (monthly)
- Preplan a workout routine for the week including rest days
- Make sure you drink 2 L or more of water on a daily basis.
- Plan your cheat days ahead so you know how much calories you will be taking in (If you do this on a heavy exercise day, you won't feel as bad!)
- Increase your exercise activity to boost your calorie deficit rather than drop foods form your diet. =============================================
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