About me,177 cm height - I've been boxing at 81 kg a couple of years ago, but stress around going to Uni made me weight at 105 kg. However, after the first year I've lost 15 kg and now I'm at 89~91 kg trying to go back at least at 84 kg(Welterweight).
When I found out this NHS programs(Couch to 5 k, Weight loss program, Strength & Flexibility) I felt in love with them, this whole support community is treasure and I think it is one of those things "100 things to do in your life" .
However, I did the first week and realized how difficult it is to stay on 1,900 kcal when you are coping stress with food... But the creating of the habits - making your 5 a day automatic thing and eating in a normal (smaller size) plates, making sure to get the enough fibre, protein, etc to stay full, is the main thing I am doing the NHS weight loss program.
Although, I loved the first week my mistake was that I did not printed the calorie check-in chart for the second week and lost track of my calories during it even though I still think about the amount of calories in each eating that I do.
Also, something important I've noticed that the lack of sleep makes you hungrier.
Sorry for the long explanation, to get to the point, my questions is should I start over from week 1 or continue by repeating week 2, or go on with week 3, but this time printing all of the weeks?
Thank you for reading. Looking forward to hear from you.
Kind Regards,
Nikolay.
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Thank you very much, Anna! I'll start over first week and will make sure to post every Monday my thoughts and progress.
Unfortunately, the BMI checker sometimes is wrong for males because of the muscle mass, that is what the nurse at Uni told me. It sound logical for me.
Also, would love a having newbie badge to make it feel more like a game, please.
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