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Mastering your nutrition plan starts with understanding that cravings often stem from boredom, habit, or sugar addiction — not true hunger. Build a solid foundation by consuming high-quality foods, balancing macronutrients, and following a consistent eating schedule. Address triggers like dehydration, junk food access, and lack of sleep, and embrace the slight discomfort of hunger as part of the process. If you slip up, don’t dwell — refocus with your next meal. Progress comes from consistency, not perfection, and with patience and these strategies, you can achieve your nutrition and fitness goals.
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Comments on 250109
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Great article!
55 yo M/ 5'9"/ 154 lbs
"250108"
30 ring muscle-ups for time
7:18
as Rx'ed
That's fast & at Rx! Very well done!
So, I was minding my own business; determined to have a rest day, when I was suggest-challenged to a little pre-work 7k. Ended up running 8, since I was unsure of the chosen route distance... in 21°F & sustained 18-20 mph winds.
Challenge accepted.
Impressive!!
High school teacher playing catch up from being away in S.D. First week of Jan. Did 210104 20 minute AMRAP 15-box jumps, 12 kb swings, dips
M- 53/ 5'7 / 220
Intermediate scale - 20" box, 50# kb, toe assisted dips .
8 rounds
Oh, that was a good one; nice work!
Today, I did my first strict Muscle Up
🎉🎉🎉🎉
Congratulations!
Congrats!
Way to go!!!!
Concise with practical strategies. Thanks Stephane!