So get a group of your friends together and figure out a diet scheme and put a point total on it. Don't do "total pounds lost". That is stupid, and usually not fair. If I lose 20 pounds but put on 10 pounds of muscle then I would only lose 10 pounds on a scale. Strive for something better. Overall what the contest does is makes you accountable to make good decisions about your health.
Here are the totals for daily points in our little contest:
- eat at least 5 meals per day 2-3 hours apart (1 point)
- have a protein and a vegetable with every meal (1 point)
- Attend KB bootcamp that day (3 points)
- Review your short and long term goals (fitness, life, health, whatever) 1 point
- log food into a food journal (2 points)
- took a multivitamin (1 point)
Other ideas on point totals could be: burned more calories than you ate that day, ate within 100 calories of your calculated daily total that you need to eat,
Weekly point options
- Plan meals ahead of time for the week (10 points)
- Cook food in bulk and package for quick preparation (10 pts)
- Set a personal record in your workout (achieve 10pts, attempt 5 points)
- try a new healthy food (10 points)
- Log onto the nashvillekettlebell.ning.com and talk about your goals (10 pts)
Other options for the week. Of your total meals (35) you ate a cheat meal less than 4 times that week. Never eat more calories than you burned that whole week. Did something nice for a stranger. (the sky is the limit!)
Mark & Nikki- you guys are Rock Stars! Love the blog...very inspiring and makes me want to jump off the couch & go workout again! lol
ReplyDeleteMiss you guys! -Ally
Mark & Nikki- you guys are Rock Stars! Love the blog- very inspiring! Seriously makes me want to jump off the couch & go workout again! :)
ReplyDeleteMiss you guys & keep up the awesome work!