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Saturday, January 1, 2011

Lets get it poppin

To all my people who have supported me and this extreme fitness class, I have to start by saying thank you and I appreciate you putting up with me.  I think its important that I explain to you what we will be doing and exactly what Change 3 with T means.   There are 3 areas we will target this year to hopefully improve your overall fitness and lifestyle.   Body, I believe everyone comes to the gym to change that body.  I see many good bodies in the Plex,  we want to have GREAT Healthy Bodies.  Next is your mind, you have to get your mind right and focused on changing that body, "you ever heard if you don't mind, it don't matter".  Finally, the meal plan, yes I said it, is also very important to each of us.  You are what you eat.  We have mentioned the meal plan and now its time to get it poppin. 

Somebody add this up for me: Take your Body + M2 (Mind & Meals) + T = you being BM2 or Big Troy favorite word when the workout gets hard.
Big Shout out to my people. 

Carl(where u @)   Wally   Sharon   Chantell     Erma     Toya    Big Troy    Nephew KRIS and Phill  Tay  Wanda 
Karen    Preacher    Angel    Angela    Lisa-Lisa   Big "C"  "Sheka"   "CG"  "SS"   Tank  Tommy  Richie   Stephen  Joel   My boy J   Shonda   Arkansas(Where u @)   Noreen   Melissa  Jessica and Triple D  TIM 

*If I failed to mention your name, sometimes I get what you call CRS, I will make sure I get you next time, please holler at me and let me know.  Everybody is special to T. 

WE GONE FIGHT together to get it right and tight.

Yall hit me up and let me know what's really popping and how we are going to that next level.

10 comments:

Shell said...

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Ground turkey, Turkey Breast Slices or cutlets (fresh meat, not deli cuts)
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Oatmeal (Old Fashioned or Quick Oats)
Sweet Potatoes (Yams)
Beans (pinto, black, kidney)
Oat Bran Cereal
Brown Rice
Farina (Cream of Wheat)
Multigrain Hot Cereal
Pasta
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Broccoli
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String Beans
Spinach
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Onions
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Zucchini
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Olive Oil or Safflower Oil
Nuts (peanuts, almonds
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Low-fat cottage cheese
Eggs
Low or Non-Fat Milk
Beverages

Bottled Water
Diet Soda
Crystal Light
Condiments & Misc.

Fat Free Mayonnaise
Reduced Sodium Soy Sauce
Reduced Sodium Teriyaki Sauce
Balsamic Vinegar
Salsa
Chili powder
Mrs. Dash
Steak Sauce
Sugar Free Maple Syrup
Chili Paste
Mustard
Extracts (vanilla, almond, etc
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wandapeds said...

Hey everybody, I tried the oatmeal around 7AM. It was good, but I was hungry by 10AM. What are some good midday protien options to keep me energized until I finish seeing patients in the morning?

Change 3 with T said...

Wanda I usually eat a snack around that time a Granola bar (kashi) The kashi bar has
7 g of protein.

Change 3 with T said...

Also if you want more protein Smores pure protein bar has 19g of protein. It was like a meal when I ate it. I like it too.

Unknown said...

I've been starting my day off (8AM) with alot of of water. I eat instant oatmeal around 10 AM to carry me over through a lunch (12PM) workout. I follow that up with a regular chicken and rice meal lunch or a protein shake. Are these decent practices or should I start the day with a light meal, drink water, and eat before working out at lunch?

Change 3 with T said...

@Darren- Your schedule is similar to mine, I start around 8am also. I usually start with my oatmeal or other healthy breakfast choice at 7:30 - 8. Then I have a snack, usually a granola bar (kashi) which has 7g of protein in it around 10. Next I eat my lunch at 12:30 - 1. My next snack around 4:30 and I'm ready for the gym workout at 5:45. Finally, dinner is shortly after I get out of the gym. I plan to have it around 7, but I'm usually late because of training. I hope this helps you out. I haven't posted our healthy snacks and lunch yet, but hopefully we will be ready for that next week. We are trying to take this slow and really learn healthy alternatives and actually practice them daily.

Also let me know how many meals and snacks you are getting in daily as well as the caloric intake. thanks for the comment Darren, I hope it helps you get to that greatness thats inside of you. T

wandapeds said...

I am going to get the Kashi bars today. I will let you know how they work!

wandapeds said...

The Dannon Greek yogurt has 12gm of protien per serving. the individual of Strawberry has 120 calories and 0 fat

Change 3 with T said...

Now that's what's up Wanda, I'm going to pick some up today. I will use that as my snack in morning. You are on it. We are going to get this meal plan together and make a positive change in our lifestyle. Good work yesterday, I'm proud of you and there's nothing you can do about it.

Remember T only during normal business hours.

mcferrenk said...

Almonds are a packed full of protein and they curb that hunger attack. Sam's has almonds covered in cocoa powder, which is heart healthy, and they are wonderful! Remember though, you can only have 24 at a time for a snack.