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When I started my fat-loss journey, I made a lot of mistakes. But, I learned from them and corrected them, on my way. I always ran behind the numbers on the scale. Numbers made me happy. I won’t lie. But after a while, I felt claustrophobic.
When the numbers went down, I was happy. When it didn’t, it use to ruin my day. I shifted my focus from the weighing scale to mastering other parameters. It worked. I went on fine-tuning my routine, and it changed everything. When we focus on building a routine, everything else follows. Focus on creating a strong base. Do the daily things, repetitively. The good things will come chasing you.
One day at a time. Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
Eating right and training is a forever thing.
Once you are done with your transformation challenge, here’s what you need to do to sustain your journey and keep smashing it.
I see a lot of folks eating back the foods as if it was only for those 12 weeks.
No, it’s not.
There was a reason why we all started.
If this is what you can do in 12 weeks, imagine what you can achieve if you continue it for a year.
You will bring the best out of yourself.
This crazy routine eventually becomes a lifestyle.
One day at a time.
Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
When it comes to putting in work, Every single day matters.
Training. Cardio. Water. Sleep.
We need to make sure that each and every aspect is taken care of, to get there.
Yes, a lot of times we goof up on the food part and that’s where things start getting a bit difficult.
Introspect the area that needs more attention, and DESTROY!It’s your goal.
The only person who is going to make it happen,IS YOU.
Buckle up and smash.
Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
One meal outside the plan doesn't mean everything is ruined.
Get back on track and let's focus on not making it a bad week.
Whenever you are travelling, Make sure that you pre-plan it very well. ‘Protein intake’ is one of the most ‘missed out’ things during a travel. Make sure that you are carrying your ‘Whey Protein’ (as a convenience option) to complete your protein requirements. If you have been eating well, now you very well know about the portions of your 2 large meals. The idea here is not to hit the bulls eye, but to be near around your ‘regular meals’. Avoiding foods that are drenched in oil and sauces can be a good decision. (Too many hidden calories)
Portion control. Eat mostly proteins and vegetables. Carbs can be eaten in moderation. (It’s easy to overeat high palatable foods)Drink at least 3-4 litres of water. Eat veggies with all your meals. (Fills you up)Move more. Walk walk walk. Stairs stairs stairs.(no escalators/elevators)One week is not going to ruin your progress.The idea is to get back on track.It’s all about what you do on most of the days.If you can’t be on point with your calorie intake, at least try to be be near around it. That’s the goal. Let’s smash it.
Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
Every one of us,
have a different starting point.
The idea is to improve every single day.
Some start at 18,
Some at 27 and some at 76.
We all play a different game altogether.
Metabolism,
Genetics,
Start point,
Injuries,
Calorie intake,
Years of training experience,
Activity levels,
Are ALL DIFFERENT.
How can we compare someone’s Week 56 with our Week 4?
The only comparison should be with our previous self.
So that, we can evolve,
learn, get inspired.
One day at a time.
There will always be someone
who has a little more than
you,
and there will always be
someone who has little less
than you.
Stop comparing.
Start embracing where you're
at right now.
Because you
won't even be happy when you
get to where you're
going,
if you don't learn to love your
imperfect, everyday life.
- JORDAN LEE DOOLEY
When you finally start your journey,
focus on building the foundation.
This foundation,
is absolutely going to take you places.
Build a strong solid foundation.
Spend ample amount of time,
cultivating those habits.
Over time,
these habits become a part of your behavior.
This is what lifestyle change is all about.
One day at a time.
Make it happen.
Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
We all want to conquer mountains,
But are we taking that first step?
The distance between you and your goals,
is the effort that you take.
If you want to complete a task,
is that on your priority list?
Start somewhere.
Start with baby steps.
Start with something that you feel,
you can easily achieve.
You need to prioritise.
Get the things done.
Enough is enough.
Make it happen.
One day at a time.
Be unstoppable.
Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
We often feel lost when the daily routine gets taken away from us.
Someone who has a habit of hitting the gym, even at least 3-4 times a week, feels lost when that is been taken away.
The idea is to have a daily routine.
We tend to put our efforts out there,
getting things done,
to utilise the energy, we consume.
No matter what,
you should be hungry for your daily targets.
Initially we might not feel the vibe of the gym,
but the idea is to be headstrong and to get the work done.
Focus on all the other parameters,
and smash them like a boss.
Steps.
Water intake.
Sleep.
Training (even though the light weights will be too easy, make the sets challenging enough)
Every single day.
Make the most of this time.
Be bigger than your discomfort.
Be bigger than any of those thoughts that let you down.
Your actions and efforts determine your trajectory.
Destroy your limits.
Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
When I started, I didn’t know where to start.
I had the zeal and enthusiasm, but never had a concrete plan of action.
What to eat?
How much to eat?
What should I train?
How much should I train?
These questions bothered me a lot.
I simply started with something that I ‘could’ do.
Portion control for food.
Added some proteins as much as I can. (Paneer, dal, soya chunks, whey, cheese slices)
Ate a good amount of vegetables (Ghar ki sabzi)
Stopped eating out. (Occasionally)
Went walking.
Lifted weights. (Baby weights, pink dumbbells)
I use to do circuit training. (Training 2-3 muscles a day, low intensity)
It helped me to get an edge.
My focus was just to be regular first.
I started enjoying the routine I created for myself.
As I got better,
As I learned more,
I started polishing my parameters.
Started hitting 7-10k steps.
Started drinking 4-5 liters of water.
Started sleeping for 7-8 hours. (Still working on it)
Started enjoying my workouts.
and boom.
We evolve when we start doing things repeatedly.
Make this a routine.
Dream.
Dream big.
Start putting in efforts.
Get out of your comfort zone.
Protect your goals.
Write them down,
and CRUSH them.
Be a warrior.
Destroy your limits.
Cry.
Bleed.
Hit the rock bottom.
Fail.
Fail big.
You are a SPARTAN.
Don’t give any other person the power to belittle you.
Attack with a vengeance.
Day in and day out.
Bas, RUKNA NAHI HAI.
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