
I did EFS in April, followed by a week of Weight Watchers, which I am just wrapping up now. I did not lost the advertised "12 pounds in Three Weeks!", but was happy with the 5 lbs. I did lose. I pretty much stuck to the plan the first two weeks, but week 3 we had company and went out to eat A LOT. I ended up tweaking my food choices a bit to the, well, extreme....for example, I justified a chocolate dipped Rice Krispie bar as my two snacks for the day (it was good, though!).
So, I decided to throw in a week of Weight Watchers after the three week rotation, so any food I was craving I could have (in moderation, of course!). This is the plan I intend to follow, three weeks of Extreme followed by one week of WW. I may toss in one "Woo hoo!" dinner between the weeks, just to change things up a little. Plus, my birthday falls at the end of week 1, so I could use that as my "woo hoo dinner day" and not feel guilty! So, good luck to everyone this week. Those of you starting Extreme for the first time, it might seem a bit scary at first, but don't give up! The first day is the worst, but it does eventually get better.



I just don't get it. But I will stick to it and see what happens. Did 45 min cardio this am and 30 min this pm. I'm worried how this low calories will affect my real workouts. I do weight lifting in the am and my normal cardio is a lot more strenous (sp?) I hope I will keep my energy levels.
I was wondering, does it matter in which order we each the meals? Sorry if this sounds stupid, but I didn't see it written anywhere in the book. Any suggestions always welcome.
So there is cause for a bit of happy dancing.
It feels better today and I did the 3 mile walk away the pounds this morning, but for a minute there, I was pretty upset thinking I had "wrecked" all the progress I've made.