That's awesome, keep on the grind! It was really tough at first, but now things are getting much easier to keep going.

so close!!

Yes

haha same. The low calorie 647 bread is a great balance.

the light and fits are amazing. So many great flavors!

Never tried the overnight oats. I do have protein oatmeal but I don't eat breakfast very often besides a shake

I've been leaning towards potato's mainly because i feel more full after eating them compared to rice. I honestly could eat 2-3 bowls of rice and never feel full lol

Oats over night have been pretty good so far. Especially the fruit based flavors taste good and it's super quick to prepare. I may try this for a month or two then see if i want to change it up once i get bored of the flavors. For now i like my oats and greek yogurt morning. @@trashtalka3000

I've been feeling great, and yes I am sticking to under 2,000 calories a day and over 185G of protein. I distribute my calories throughout the day and try to eat meals which are filling ( protein and fiber).. it's worked so far. I've been a gamer all my life and spent about 10 years in game development. Did a small amount of voice acting but only ever on my own projects.

Id recommend downloading the fitbod app. It's actually been super helpful so far. I'll have a better idea of how effective it actually is by the end of this challenge but so far I think it's done a pretty good job.

I'm just assuming on that one, but i think it makes sense. I've also got some wrist straps that I really need to remember to use lol

Costco has been my go to for most of the food i've been getting. Can't get a better deal than the big box of costco egg whites haha

Blue Lock looks right up my alley, thanks for the suggestion!

I've liked the Ryse blueberry muffin and the oreo a lot. Ghost protein has been ok, most of the macros aren't great due to higher calories though. I still don't know much about pre-workouts. I may try a ghost pre in the future.

To be honest over time it's gotten easier. Historically ive eaten one main meal a day with snacks throughout the day so this isn't been bad. Having a lot of protein and fiber helps a lot too.

I used to have a lot of stomach issues when i was younger. I'm honestly pretty surprised protein bars and powder don't bother me at all. They've been really helpful tbo. I would recommend trying barebells if you want to give a different brand a try.

I've been the same lol I'm a creature of habit but i'm trying to switch things up at least a little bit while maintaining a routine. If we are rating it on a normal cereal scale, it's ok. If we are talking protein cereal I think it's one of the best. I have heard that protein cereal are usually worse in milk.. they get mushy, but eating it as a snack or having it in greek yogurt has been good.

Quest bars on average taste pretty good. Kirkland bars are an acquired taste but the best bang for your buck. The barebells protein bars are probably the best tasting ive seen so far

I haven't found a frosted cereal shake I love yet but it's alright. The Macro's are where TC Nutrition stands out the most. I believe it's 110 Calories and 27 grams of protein. I wouldn't recommend it as your only shake but it's pretty good once in awhile. The Fairlife Protein Shakes are great though, tastes like chocolate milk

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I believe it's supposed to be based on goal weight, but i'm not entirely sure tbo

i'm sorry to hear about your cousin! I've been adapting as I go based off my work schedule primarily. I did consult a bit with my doctor before starting the challenge and the current plan is to re-evaluate things every couple months. ty

Good ideas, I'll have to give that a try. Ty for sharing!

I've since reduced the amount of supplements. Thankfully i've been feeling good and it didn't give me any issues though. Much respect for your content man, the stop motion videos look incredibly well done.

Or you’re basically doing that and I wasn’t paying good enough attention. I’ll subscribe for that :)

Thank you, that's a good idea. My experiment is mainly with the AI Fitbod app to see how good of a personal trainer it can be for someone without any kind of workout experience. 35 Minutes was just a recommended "active" time per day to be healthy i found online. I'm going to try and remember to take at least a minute between sets. I feel like I rush the workout too much sometimes which likely isn't a good idea ( hurting form,etc.) ty again! @@CallMeEdward

I'm starting to incorporate more. Especially fruit with my yogurt bowls. ty for the thoughts!

I'll have to check it out, thank you!

I'm focusing on 2,000 for now until I lose maybe another 10 pounds or so. I think each month I'll probably evaluate my calorie intake and adjust as necessary for the full year.