What is your diet like when you are at the workplace or commuting to/from it? For example, do you bring healthy food to the workplace or keep healthy snacks for eating on the trip home? If you eat healthy at work or when eating out with co-workers, do others notice?
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Your Diet During the Work Day?
post #2 of 21
9/14/08 at 9:18pm
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I eat much less during the workday. I start in the AM at home with a bowl of total with some cut up strawberries. When I get to work, I'll have a grapefruit, the a bag of Low Fat Soy Crisps. At lunch I eat Turkey chili from Fresh direct with a serving of pumpernicle pretzles with an 11oz zico. In the afternoon I'll have a lf yogurt and then dinner when I get home. The key to keep me full is the amount of water I drink...at least 150 fl oz. I down 3 24oz bottles before I eat anything, then 34oz each time I eat something at wirk (aside from my lunch). I also have a few cups of coffee with fat free creamer. And everything I eat and drink gets written down in a journal.
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9/15/08 at 2:32am
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9/15/08 at 2:35am
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9/15/08 at 11:27am
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9/15/08 at 11:31am
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9/15/08 at 12:05pm
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It's very difficult to maintain a strict diet at work. If you eat a breakfast rich in protein it will help keep you satisfied for longer. When I used to do crazy dieting I would bring a cooler full of food that I had cooked at home prior. That is also when I had my best gains ever.
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9/15/08 at 12:11pm
post #9 of 21
9/15/08 at 12:31pm
I almost always bring lunch, and its usually what i had the night before for dinner. (i make a double portion)
I hit breakfast as hard as i can stand to, lunch and a snack while at work, early dinner, workout, eat again one or two times.
no biggie, but keep a stash of food on the side. Its not that people will notice or care unless you speak about it constantly, im less anal about my diet these days anyway, but I certainly dont discuss my diet with the people who work for me.
I hit breakfast as hard as i can stand to, lunch and a snack while at work, early dinner, workout, eat again one or two times.
no biggie, but keep a stash of food on the side. Its not that people will notice or care unless you speak about it constantly, im less anal about my diet these days anyway, but I certainly dont discuss my diet with the people who work for me.
post #10 of 21
9/22/08 at 10:59am
I find it difficult to eat properly at work. When I have time, I'm usually eating something of marginal health value (though I never touch fast food). When I don't have time, I'm skipping a meal which I'm sure can't be very good. Or there's the middle ground: I find myself eating at a lunch meeting which, of course, means I am stuck with whatever the meeting organizer picked for lunch. I suppose fore planning and buying foods in advance specifically for work lunch would make the best sense. But I suppose one's own behavior doesn't always make sense. 

post #11 of 21
9/23/08 at 2:02pm
I just bring enough for a few days and leave it in the refrigerator on my floor. I just started the Zone Diet last week (25 blocks and awesome results so far) and brought a bunch of deli turkey and deli roast beef along with some steamfresh broccoli and green beans. Also a few apples and oranges and grabbed a container of milk from Walgreens down the street. I have some combination of all of those with olive oil or almonds at 10:30, 1:30, and 4:30 and am good to go. I don't really take a lunch break since I have my food here and just heat it up in the microwave in the kitchen and catch up on the news on the TV. I have a good breakfast at home and then dinner after a CrossFit session after work and it works great.
We have a vending machine where everything is $.25 and it was really easy to grab some Peanut M&Ms from there before. I'd rather bring my own food than go to Subway or Chipotle or Potbelly.
We have a vending machine where everything is $.25 and it was really easy to grab some Peanut M&Ms from there before. I'd rather bring my own food than go to Subway or Chipotle or Potbelly.
post #12 of 21
9/23/08 at 2:23pm
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9/23/08 at 2:34pm
Potbelly is a local Chicago sub shop with locations seemingly every few blocks
Pretty good stuff but you get burned out on them quickly. 1000 times better than Subway, though.
And if you really want to know how scary Chipotle is as far as calories, check out this site that lets you build a burrito and analyze the P/F/C content - Chipotle Lovers
And the Zone Diet is basically a 40/30/30 diet plan where you eat a predetermined number of blocks of P/F/C at each meal and works great if you are trying to lean out. I use it in conjunction with CrossFit and am really seeing results. It's great because you don't have to worry about counting calories. Yeah, you have to weigh things out a bit at first but it gets easy to eyeball things pretty quickly.
Pretty good stuff but you get burned out on them quickly. 1000 times better than Subway, though.And if you really want to know how scary Chipotle is as far as calories, check out this site that lets you build a burrito and analyze the P/F/C content - Chipotle Lovers
And the Zone Diet is basically a 40/30/30 diet plan where you eat a predetermined number of blocks of P/F/C at each meal and works great if you are trying to lean out. I use it in conjunction with CrossFit and am really seeing results. It's great because you don't have to worry about counting calories. Yeah, you have to weigh things out a bit at first but it gets easy to eyeball things pretty quickly.
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9/23/08 at 2:40pm
post #15 of 21
9/23/08 at 2:48pm
Thanks for the explanation Transporter. I am well aware of what chipotles caloric contents are so by hearing from another person it just makes my life that much worse because I love that fuckin place. At my last school I used to down quiznos everyday.
I am looking to lean out before I bulk again so I am going to check out the zone diet and crossfit.
I am looking to lean out before I bulk again so I am going to check out the zone diet and crossfit.
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