Heelsandeers
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100%. Trying to track calories is just too tedious for me. Paying closer attention to macros—even if I’m not super precise—works wonders.Most of us don't for sure. I found that setting macro goals...so many grams of protein, so many carbs, so many fats, etc was better for me than watching caloric intake. It really amounts to the same thing but it is easier for me to say I need 200 grams of protein and 60 grams of fat than it is for me to count 2100 calories.
Since writing this quoted post, I fell of the exercising wagon, which in turn leads me to not eating right. My weight ballooned up so I got a scale and started working out and eating right again 10 days ago.Lift - 2 to 3 times per week; not real heavy, only for 30-45 minutes, but I don’t rest much).
Walk on treadmill with an incline - 2 or 3 times per week, alternating with lifting (so doing something M-F)
On days I lift and on the weekends I walk for 45 minutes around the neighborhood.
56 years old, fwiw
100%. Trying to track calories is just too tedious for me. Paying closer attention to macros—even if I’m not super precise—works wonders.