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Old August 20th, 2008, 02:11 PM
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Exclamation Newbie Diet! Questions?!

Alright, i've never been on a "diet" before really. This is my first actual serious commitment to it, and I need some advice, and opinions on my current routine.

I'm a 20 year old female, 175lbs, 5,4.

DIET:

Breakfast: Special K Cereal, 12 cup of 2% milk. 300Cal. 500mL water. If i'm in a hurry i'll just grab a banana.

Snack: Sillouhette yogurt, 500mL water. 40Cal.

Lunch: When i'm at work, I usually grab a Wendy's grilled chicken wrap, with no cheese, and no sauce. 500mL water. 190Cal.

Snack: Baby carrots, with fat-free ranch dip. 500mL water. 100Cal.

Dinner: Chicken breast salad with onions, black olives, tomatoes. If I add fat-free Italian, the calorie content is 220Cal. If I add fat-free ceaser dressing, the calorie content is 320Cal. 500mL water.

Snack: Nectarine (60Cal), or Yogurt (40Cal). 500mL water.

WORKOUT

I walk EVERYDAY in a local trail, at a normal pace, for 1 hour, 10 minutes.

I then go to the gym in the evening 6 days/week. At the gym my routine is as follows:

20 minutes on the bike, at a faster pace, keeping my heart rate between 130-140.

10 sets of 10 on the weight machine, that works my arms, 30Lbs.

10 sets of 10 on the leg weights machine, 40Lbs.

10 sets of 20 half sit-ups.

Then a cooldown for 10 minutes on the treadmill, walking at a fast pace.

Now, on Sundays I usually neglect my diet, and have a few treats here and there. A fast-food hamburger, but skip the fries, and coke, or some chips. Things like that. BUT I still take my normal 1 hour and 10 minute walk, but I do not visit the gym on Sundays.

QUESTIONS:
Am I making a mistake by skipping my diet on Sundays, and eating a few treats? Should I refrain from doing that and just stick to my normal routine?

Is my calorie intake too low? Will I loose weight too fast, only to put it back on afterwards?

Is my workout routine too intense? Should I up it a bit? or should I add/remove a few things?

Thank you in advance!
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have you read any of the stickied threads around the forum? Start in nutrition... then go to exercise... Spend some time reading then answer your own questions and reevaluate your plan
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Personally, I wouldn't make a habit of completely skipping your diet one day of the week, every week. It's ok to splurge every once in a while, but once a week is pushing it.

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3 main keys to lose weight: eating, exercise, lifestyle. it is easy to say but hard to do.
I can't change my eating habit, so exercise cant help me lose much.
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Focus on the diet first. Get comfortable with cutting foods out first. If you jump right into it including exercise you might find it too hard and give up. Introduce exercise slowly, keep going for your walks, but enjoy them, don't push yourself.
I wouldn't use sunday as a break every week, your body will just get used to it and you won't lose weight as fast or maybe even not at all. Do enjoy your self though, it doesn't need to be torture! and don't forget to mix up your meals a little. I know people probably want to kill but cause I am always raving about this site groovybluetees.com but it is a fountain of information.
I'm 20 aswell and really wanna shed the excess 100lbs for my 21st! and in a few months I've lost 3st! just a few to go! I use weight watchers, they are fantastic.
Anyway, best of luck to you!
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am i the only one thinking too few calories??!!!! i counted 950 FOR THE DAY!! wow! you should be able to eat 1200-1400 cals broken up over 5 meals, and still lose... if it is the proper foods. are you losing?
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No, I agree with you Nancy Kay! Seems like way too little intake for the amoutn of exercise. The body needs fuel for your metabolism
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No, I agree with you Nancy Kay! Seems like way too little intake for the amoutn of exercise. The body needs fuel for your metabolism
thanks! i was thinking i must be losing it. lol! actually, the cals could probably be upped even more and still see loss.
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