Crush your goals! 💪🏼

I have completed my first week of 75 Hard and let me tell you Sunday was the most difficult to complete the task, no because I’m tired and sore but because I grew up with the idea that Sunday is only for resting but I gave my best to crush my goals and I will keep doing it. Sundays is when I meal prep for the week as week so it was a busy Sunday for sure.

What do you usually do on Sundays?

Total calories consumed:

1238

113C/73P/53F

Total calories burnt:

631

I want to increase and improve my protein intake to reach at least 100g per day. Any recommendations or tips?

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2024/1/27 Edited to

... Read moreThe 75 Hard Challenge is a transformative program designed to build mental toughness and establish discipline in one’s daily life. This challenge requires participants to adhere to a strict regimen for 75 days, which includes two workouts a day, adhering to a diet, no alcohol or cheat meals, and drinking a gallon of water daily. For many, the biggest obstacles include balancing time for workouts and meal prep. Meal prep, as shared in the article, is crucial for maintaining a healthy diet, especially during busy Sundays. Preparing meals in advance not only saves time but also helps control calorie intake and ensures nutritious options are readily available. With the right meal prep strategies, you can increase your protein intake effectively. Foods such as lean meats, legumes, dairy, and protein-rich snacks can be incorporated into meals. Sharing your meal prep ideas can also inspire others in the 75 Hard community. Furthermore, tracking daily caloric intake and expenditure is essential for progress. For example, your recorded intake of 1238 calories with a macro breakdown of 113C/73P/53F offers transparency, helping others understand how caloric goals can vary based on personal fitness objectives. Wanting to boost your protein intake signifies a commitment to muscle recovery and growth—important aspects of any fitness journey. If looking for proficient protein sources; consider incorporating foods like chicken breast, salmon, or plant-based options like quinoa and lentils. Engaging with fellow participants through forums such as #75hard can lead to valuable recommendations and motivational support. Ultimately, remember that consistency is key. Each week can bring new challenges, but with determination and a well-laid plan, you can successfully navigate the 75 Hard Challenge.