But I keep it flexible. Depending on my schedule and what I've got in the fridge, I'll sit down the night before and map out my meals for the following day.
I've done a little video about HOW I make these daily meal plans. You can see that here.
In this post, I wanted to provide you with several of my sample meal plans.
Total honesty: I started out copying over some of them in nice pretty handwriting. Then, I remembered that 'nobody got time fo that' and decided to show you the REAL ones. Scratches out, scribbling, coffee stains. Here's what I've got...
Calorie Level 2: 1,500 to 1,799
When I first started my fix, I was in the middle of my spring half marathon season. I try to run one every month until it gets to dang hot down here. I had several other long distance races sprinkled in between, as well as training runs and jiu jitsu training twice a week. Even though my calorie calculations fell into the lowest level, I bumped up one due to my activity. It was a great idea. I kept up my energy levels to sustain my activities while still losing weight and inches. I felt GREAT. Although I later dropped to the lower one (running less and weighing less now), I still will bump up depending on my activity for the day. The first set reflect this higher calorie level. If you're at a higher one, just add on. If you're lower, take away from the snacks first.
Calorie Level 1: 1,200-1,499
At the end of my first round, I started the 21 Day Fix Extreme. I decided to get 'Extreme' by dropping down a calorie level. To the one I was actually supposed to be in. Hah! Still, when I did something really active that day, like one of our intense advanced jiu jitsu classes that involve several round of live rolling, I bumped back up. Feed the beast when it needs it. But here are some of my lower level meal plan days...
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