So in “When you come for Christmas… BRING BAGELS!!!” I mentioned that I was bringing 4 dozen bagels to Ohio for Christmas. Well, in December I decided to start eating them too. Like 5 a week.
Carb lovin indeed.
But… that took my fitness back a bit.
In 2014, I managed my diet somewhat and was actually able to see abs. Hints of abs, but getting there.
I also worked out a bunch. And ran a mile four times every week. I think I’m on the right track since the lady friend I was with on New Year’s liked grabbing my arms, rubbing my chest and even bit my chest once. (But yeah, nothing else happened. Convoluted background.)
So 2014 was a good year for fitness but 2015 will be adding muscle size and lean-ness.
Goodbye bagels and pizza. Hello, eggs (on nothing) and protein shakes.
Im carb free too!!
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I have a partner. Nice!
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Where in the world are you?
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Hey your last blog post was 2008
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My last post was today; ) check the other page. Im in sf
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It says Oct 30 2008
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I’m in nyc : )
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“This really happened” is the newest blog
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I don’t see it. Not on the mobile app anyway. I’ll look on the computer
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I dont think you can switch on the app:( but check it out…
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Bagel overdose eh? Our bodies need that wonderful little thing called balance in order to function at top capacity. Try to have fun while reclaiming your balance.
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In September 2014 I ate no bread, pasta, rice, or potatoes and worked out three times per week and I saw a HUGE difference – before/afters here: http://www.danikamaia.com/nothing-rhymes-with-cauliflower
but since then I’ve had people visiting, vacations, thanksgiving, christmas, new years, and I’ve just been shoving down pizza and cupcakes and donuts and I gained 5 pounds. Definitely going to go back to a somewhat Paleo diet in 2015!
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You can’t live in NYC and give up bagels and pizza. You just can’t.
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It’s difficult
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I admire you, I could do that only to fit a skirt I needed to wear for a wedding 🙂
3 days carbs free= 5 pounds less… I wouldn’t believe it if I hadn’t done it myself!!
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Well i haven’t done it yet : )
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🙂 It works… It just sucks if you love bread and pasta 🙂
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Confession. I ate some pasta for lunch. I needed to get leftovers out of the house and didn’t want to waste (or pay)
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I don’t like throwing away food, well done! 🙂
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I’m unemployed and I’ve been spending a lot so I definitely have to reel it in
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How was the interview?
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They went ok. Not great, but there’s a chance I’ll get called back for more. I’ll hear from the HR guy this week
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All the best! 🙂
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I can live without bagels
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I can live without bagels too 😀
I could do the 3 days carbs free and then I had a chocolate cupcake. 🙂
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Ebbs and flows
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🙂 pretty much like weight.
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Carb free diet?! Hell no….you trying to tell an Asian he cannot have rice?! What is that, a white man’s scheme to bring my ethnicity down?!?
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Just kidding. I personally feel “diets” set us up for failure. I eat what I want but practice moderation and portion control, plus exercising at least 3-days p/week.
Why live longer if you cannot enjoy life presently?!?
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I agree on portion control. However one bagel is worth 4 spices of bread. There is no room for bagels
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Things that do not exist:
1.) Too much bread
2.) Giving up bagels.
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Rex, if you’re going for muscle bulk, allow yourself some carbs. Say, one everything bagel a week, on Sunday morning. With the eggs. Treat yourself right, man.
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Yes sir
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Of course, if you don’t wanna … I just read the other comments after I wrote mine. 😦
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