I've realised there's something in the old adage that you can't out-train a bad diet. Back to veggies and lean protein sources for me.
Justine
How funny that you mention that. That was the realization I came to last night as well.
I *thought* I was getting me eating back on track, but after adding everything (breakfast, am snack, lunch, pm snack) ... I was nearly at my calorie total for the day .. and I hadn't even had dinner. Which turned into a cluster-you-know-what, as hubby was stuck at work and I had to scramble to do the soccer carpool, instead of cooking dinner. So we ended up eating out .. which was partly ok (brown rice, chicken veggie bowl, no sauce) and partly not ok (french fries before meal). Ugh. So after dinner I think the bloating, PMS, and the food-in-your-face got to me and I had a pity party in the Skinny Cow Costco candy pack (why-oh-why did I buy that?)
Anyhow - I felt crappy at bedtime from the sugar (which I rarely eat), but decided it was time to change. I'm training like an athlete, so I need to eat like one. Who mentioned the Tom Veruto book? Bought it last night on iBooks and stayed up too late reading it .. but still got up this am at 5am with less than 6 hours of sleep.
Pity Party over. I doubt I'll make the weigh in on Saturday, but I'm not giving up .. I'm just redirecting
I'll make the Feb weigh in for sure (it ends in June .. as long as I reach the 10% by then, I'm in the winners circle.)
Up at 5am doing STS Disc 5 - Back and Triceps. Tough one today. Made it thru most of it with the 1RM suggested weights, but did lower the 'warm up set' from the 25 recommended for back, to 20.
In addition, I will have time to get some cardio in at lunch today. I think I'll try the new ellipticals at work this time.
Sorry for the rant - had to share/whine.