Hope it works out for you! Not sure exactly what you mean by reset. But if you still weigh yourself every day you shouldn't run into too much of a problem.
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: Fritzy 22
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are you lifting to be in a competition? I can see the point of lifting to get toned up I guess I'm just old-fashioned
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: clairsheart
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I just did a reset this last weekend. I did too many low calorie days and fasts in Sept. I stalled, and I felt I was chasing the scale instead of getting healthier. I deliberately overate Fri-Mon to remind my body I be chunky. :-) I went up 5 lbs from Friday morning to Tuesday morning. As of this morning, I am 2 lbs away from my Friday weight. I felt I needed a mental reset along with a calorie reset. They usually help me. I did slightly struggle on Tues to get back into my OMAD. I wanted candy sooooo bad, but my calories were already accounted for, but by Wed, easy peasy. My next mental break will be Thanksgiving. I still will track, but I will not limit. I always plan out my breaks, and there is usually a drop I like soon after.
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: jessabridge4444
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Only 1600 cals?? That is torturous! I am simply ravenous on days I workout ❤️ Enjoy the nourishment You deserve it!
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: CrashtestDawnie
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I’ve taken “breaks” but have tried to record as much as I can. I’d say that I was better for it when I got back into eating better and exercising more. This week has been good to me after 4 days away from the gym. Lots of new maxes!
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: love2educate
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17 oct. 19 por el miembro: liv001
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I did a reset recently where I upped my calories and didn't limit anything. I was waiting for the gain but never happened. Not sure if I needed more calories to push things along but it worked for me. I wish you luck.
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: tatauu22
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We all need a break sometimes. Counting calories, planning, meal prep and dieting is all hard work! Enjoy your break.
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: UK cats
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17 oct. 19 por el miembro: AdaOke
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Hope the break gives you the results you're looking for. Perhaps thinking about this time as developing new, healthier eating habits rather than "being on a diet" would reduce your need to "take a break." I look forward to the results of your eating without counting calories; that's how I lived the first 45 years of my life (without being overweight). Wishing you a very successful reset! 💛💜💚
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: shirfleur 1
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Nice plan - hope for success for you.
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: HCB
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Oooo Chris! I like the idea of a 2 week average. I might try that
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: jessabridge4444
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I am certain you will be fine, and a shift in focus for a bit could be really good! 😁
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: melissatwa
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https://rippedbody.com/diet-break/?fbclid=IwAR2qrCjXJ6jAYf2gjYbs4Ir3UyySc3x5MH3n9Ftl6nfEZAaXLZx8edXpPOM
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: davidsprincess
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This link explains it all very clearly. Jessa and Tatauu- that is what I am talking about!
@Shirfleur- I don't mean "diet" in a negative way. The way I eat is not anything restrictive. I don't feel like I need a break from it because I want donuts- I want a break from it with hopes it will reverse metabolic adaptations. I'm down 53 or so pounds and haven't had a break for more than a couple days. It recommends 10-14 days in the article- but I'm going to see if this 4 day break is enough.
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: davidsprincess
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Clairsheart- I lift because I have a goal if being incredibly fit and muscular. It is what I do for exercise and the article suggests that the lifting/training continue during the "diet break".
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: davidsprincess
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And thanks everyone for your support and comments- Fritzy, Dawnie, L2E, Liv, UKcats, Ada, Chris, HCB, and Melissa. I can deal with the scale moving slowly- but I can't deal with it not moving at all and I want to eat more, not less. 🤸🏻♂️💪🏻💗
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: davidsprincess
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I fully support diet breaks!! I think confusing the body every so often is a good thing, keeps her on her toes! Enjoy your 2000+ calorie days, I’ll be thinking of you and your delicious food! 😂💕💪
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: mrsroboto
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You'll be fine, just stick to your plan, cause 2300 cals can become 3500 pretty easily! Lol.. enjoy your break!
17 oct. 19 por el miembro: Kennyn27
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17 oct. 19 por el miembro: John10251
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