 Free stock photo from Pexels.com. Stay committed to your decisions, but stay flexible in your approach. Religiously tracking calories over the winter holidays isn’t often practical or enjoyable.
However, I completely understand if you’re anxious about taking a break from it because you worry that you won’t be able to maintain your results, what with all the festive food available in the office or at the store, and the social meals you may have planned. Nevertheless, while tracking can be a very helpful tool, it’s not the main contributing factor to your results, even if it can feel that way. The real contributors to your success so far are the new nutrition- and movement-focused habits that you’ve been building while calorie- and macro-tracking. If you maintain these habits, you will maintain your results, whether you’re tracking or not. That’s why in this article I want to focus on these five tips to help you maintain your fitness and health-focused habits should you choose not to track for a couple of days over Christmas, New Year’s Day, or any other holiday you may be celebrating this month:
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 Useful Links: A Comprehensive Guide to Your First Bulk A goal without a plan is just a wish. Weight loss diets are all the rage, but most people don’t succeed.
I wanted to write this article to change this outcome for you by answering the following questions:
 There’s no quick or magical way to lose weight. You just have to do it the natural way – diet and exercise and stick to it – and be able to do it at your own pace. Are you spending hours on MyFitnessPal, painstakingly adding in each meal ingredient by ingredient, fighting the database to find the right entries in a sea of green ticks?
Is this driving you insane? Then you absolutely need to read this article. It’s based on a presentation I recently created for my clients’ Education Library, and it covers five easy hacks to complete your food log in five to ten minutes per day. Yes, it’s possible. Ready to stop wasting time that could be better spent making gains? Then smash that “Read More” button.  Free stock photo from Pexels.com. It’s all about how you treat your body. It’s proper rest and proper nutrition. Worried about ruining your fat loss progress during the summer holidays?
This is the article for you. First of all, being nervous is a good thing:
Second of all, being nervous is completely normal. You’re going away from home, maybe somewhere you’ve never been before. Your routine is going to be all over the place. The healthy habits you’ve carefully crafted for months will need a radical change. It’s OK to feel a little overwhelmed. Fortunately, maintaining your fitness habits is far from impossible… if you treasure the five steps I’ll cover in this article. This approach is based on my recommendations to my own clients, who end up not only maintaining their results like pros, but also having a smashing time. Let’s get right into Step 1. |
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