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Just curious if anyone gives themselves a "Cheat Day" where you have something you know isn't good. According to a lot of articles in Mens Fitness / Health mag its easier to stick to a stricter diet / exercise routine if you give yourself little rewards and have something to look forward to. If you try to give up everything you like for ever you would never stick to it long term.
I will admit that I do and it does give me even more motivation to get back to the gym / diet etc the following day. For me it might be having a few beers at the football or sitting down on a Sat night to watch a movie with a big bag of Doritos and dip,,,
Just wondering if having the occasional evil is actually counter productive or can you still have the odd treats whilst making sure I still am doing everything I can to prevent Type 2 in the future.
I didn't do it to begin with but now I have lost 2 stone, back in a 32" waist and running miles and doing well in the gym I am refusing to think this odd cheat meal can be making that much a difference,, so does anyone else do it???
I will admit that I do and it does give me even more motivation to get back to the gym / diet etc the following day. For me it might be having a few beers at the football or sitting down on a Sat night to watch a movie with a big bag of Doritos and dip,,,
Just wondering if having the occasional evil is actually counter productive or can you still have the odd treats whilst making sure I still am doing everything I can to prevent Type 2 in the future.
I didn't do it to begin with but now I have lost 2 stone, back in a 32" waist and running miles and doing well in the gym I am refusing to think this odd cheat meal can be making that much a difference,, so does anyone else do it???