I had always wanted to compete in a figure competition, and I felt I had the build and love for fitness to get there. However, I was always talk and no action. I had talked about it for a few years but never had the commitment to actually go through with it. That all changed this year. In January I made a choice to FINALLY go through with something in my life that I said I was going to do. I knew it wouldn't be easy and that if I was going to do this I needed to give 110%. No excuses, no looking back. I... read more 1 comments
I thought I'd throw up some pictures of long-term Lean Bodies Consulting
client, Robyn Miller. I was actually going through some pictures and came
across these and remembered when I posted these on the Lean Bodies Fitness forums
quite a while back ... but they've not made it to the blog, so here they
are.
Pretty impressive.
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Question:
i dont know how to gauge my progress. i mean, looking in the mirror and
how my clothes fit i know is a good way, but for competition how do you
know?
Answer
You simply guage based on where you were and where you are now and how
quickly that change is happening, etc. You seem to have too much of a
'formualic' way of thinking and it just does not really work on that kind
of predictable scale.
Everyone is different with where they're starting from, how quick they
lose, where they preferentially lose from, etc. You can't focus too much on
information that lacks context as well - bodyfat percentage for example.
The...
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Sound familar to you?
I honestly log my food and know how many calories I am eating during the
week, the weekend I tend to slack. I may not eat enough some days and
others days in the weekend I may eat too much. I am actually working on
that, have been and am doing better, but if I am going to have a cheat I
usually don't eat at much prior to my cheat meal.
Weekend eating is just as important as weekly eating.
From an old blog post:
2 days can erase 5!
I hope the message there is clear - weekends can kill your fat loss. And
another important point...
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President of Lean Bodies Consulting, Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS), Certified Sports Nutritionist (CISSN), Certified Personal Trainer (NSCA-CPT), and Certified Kinesiologist (CK)