It is officially the start of the holiday season! From Thanksgiving all the way until New Year’s Eve, there are tons and tons of temptations that could derail you from your weight loss goals! Here are some tips on how to eat healthier during this holiday season. Even just by implementing one or two tips, you will decrease the amount of calories you are eating over the holiday season and in turn stay on track towards your weight loss goals.
Does this sound like you? You have set a goal for yourself to lose eight pounds, but after stepping on the scale you find out you have only lost six pounds even though you have been staying on track with your nutrition and exercise. Do you then go about your day feeling like you have failed your goal, even though you still achieved a six pound weight loss?
Plateaus are defined as weight maintenance periods that last for one month or more and can significantly hinder your motivation to continue to eat in a calorie deficit and exercise. It is important to note that your weight loss will not be linear and will have periods where you gain weight or stay at the same weight. By understanding that your weight loss is not linear, you will be better able to continue with your weight loss journey when plateaus occur. Here are some suggestions to help you to break your weight loss plateau!
I am absolutely excited to say that now that the pandemic is over, I am going on a family vacation to Universal Studios Orlando Resort! I’ve had a lot of questions on how to lose weight while being on vacation or at least how to keep the weight off. When going on vacation, you don’t have to put your weight loss goals on hold and can even continue to lose weight!
Meal prepping is when you plan and prepare some of your meals and snacks ahead of time by either creating larger batches of food to make multiple, healthy meals or portioning out meals into calorie-controlled portions. Incorporating meal prepping into your weekly routine can allow you to incorporate healthy meals into your diet plan with less stress and energy.
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