What i eat in a week

Hello zesties!

as some of you may have been following me on my wedding journey, im back with another what i eat in a week as i go on a cut to hit my weight target before my wedding in dec!!

honestly the journey have been quite tough as i need to clock my weekly PT, cardio and hiit trainings each week while going on calorie deficit and maintaining my social and personal life but small steps and results defo have made the sacrifices worth while when i see the scale slowly going down!!

happy to share my protein products that i use to cook to save time and low cal items if yall need on my next supermarket haul run!

if you are also on your wedding journey cut, you've got this!

#MyPOV #weddingsg #wedding #weightloss

7/6 Edited to

... Read moreEmbarking on a weight loss journey, especially with a significant event like a wedding approaching, can be both challenging and rewarding. From my experience, maintaining a balanced diet alongside an effective training routine is crucial for sustainable results. I tracked my overall weight progress closely, noting not just the scale number but also changes in lean body mass, skeletal mass, and fat mass to ensure healthy fat loss. One key to my success has been meal prepping using convenient protein products. These helped me stay on track without sacrificing time or flavor. For example, I incorporated lean chicken breast, low-fat Greek yogurt, and plant-based protein powders into simple, quick meals that kept calories low but protein intake high. Protein is essential not only for muscle maintenance during a calorie deficit but also for satiety, helping to curb overeating. Another aspect I focused on was incorporating different types of workouts such as personal training sessions, cardio, and high-intensity interval training (HIIT). These diverse exercises supported fat loss while building endurance and muscle tone. Balancing exercise with social activities was tough; however, setting realistic goals and celebrating small achievements, like consistent weekly progress on the scale, made the effort worthwhile. If you're also on a weight loss cut for an important occasion, remember that the journey is as important as the destination. Tracking your body composition over time, not just weight, provides a better picture of health improvements. Also, don't underestimate the value of mental well-being—finding ways to enjoy your food and remain socially connected can keep motivation high. Lastly, when you prep your meals and choose low-calorie, nutrient-dense foods, you save time and reduce stress around eating. Whether it's a supermarket haul of healthy staples or experimenting with new recipes, staying organized can make the cutting phase smoother. Keep pushing forward—you've got this!

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