
As my kids and I sat there sharing a large bowl of chili, chicken nuggets, and kid's milks, I knew I was doing nothing to sabotage my kids or my own health.
I do concede that most menu items at fast food restaurants are loaded with sugar and fat. These foods in standard or large portions are very unhealthy and contribute to obesity in America today. However, here are some tips for eating fast food in a healthy way:
- PORTIONS: don't super size it. Portion size it! Try something like a JR. Whopper(or even 1 full Whopper if you are large) with no fries and a water.
- NO MAYO: On all sandwiches, ask for them without mayonaise or ranch.
- NO POP: Order water, it's cheaper too. If you have to get a pop fix, make it diet.
- GRILLED: When you have a choice, make your chicken grilled, not fried.
- HAVE IT YOUR WAY: Don't be afraid to special order. Say no cheese, no special sauce, etc.
- HEALTHY MENU ITEMS: McDonalds has chicken salads, apple dippers, yogurt parfaits, etc. Wendy's has Chili(my personal fav), baked potato, side salads, etc. Every restaurant has healthier choices.
Today's Workout
Lift
- Warmup Dips = 15reps
- Weighted Dips = 50LB x 10reps
- Weighted Dips = 75LB x 3reps
- Incline Dumbell Press = 66LB x 12reps
- Close Grip (Tri) Bench = 135LB x 10reps
Bike (Strength Intervals)
- 52:00 Total Time
- 4 x 6:00 intervals
- -4:00 rest between intervals
- -Biggest Gear
- -59RPM average
Run (Treadmill)
- 24:00
- 3.1M