so sick of this!!

[Spongy]

Most of you guys already know this, but ive been hotel living since may. For a while i was able to be at an extended stay with a kitchen, etc, but lately that hasnt been an option. Been doing the best i can between a rice cooker, slow cooker, and small george foreman, but what a pain in the ass. Its led to me eating out more frequently than id like and, despite making the best choices i can, i can tell a huge difference in energy and motivation. I feel like ass! Sick of it!

 

[Azog]

Sorry to hear that bro. Hopefully you'll be back in a home soon.

 

[PillarofBalance]

Most of you guys already know this, but ive been hotel living since may. For a while i was able to be at an extended stay with a kitchen, etc, but lately that hasnt been an option. Been doing the best i can between a rice cooker, slow cooker, and small george foreman, but what a pain in the ass. Its led to me eating out more frequently than id like and, despite making the best choices i can, i can tell a huge difference in energy and motivation. I feel like ass! Sick of it!

It sounds like your just making shitty choices when you eat out...

(yes I did just lecture at the diet guru)

But seriously I feel your pain... When I travel and wind up eating out a lot, I don't feel right at all.

 

[Spongy]

Yeah, I mean... My wife came out the other day and goes "Goddamn! You're starting to look like PoB!!!"

It sounds like your just making shitty choices when you eat out...

(yes I did just lecture at the diet guru)

But seriously I feel your pain... When I travel and wind up eating out a lot, I don't feel right at all.

 

[Santaklaus]

If you got a Foreman that's all you really need for your meats.. Just cook all your veggies for the week in the slow cooker on Sundays and keep em in the fridge.. that's what I do anyways..

 

[Santaklaus]

I also don't live in a hotel so maybe it's not that easy though. Good luck man.

 

[j2048b]

Man sorry to hear that sponge, dont mean to make ur life harder with diet stuff bro! Thank u tho! Much appreciation! Keep ur head up, get a forman and liquid egg whites and ull be good to go!

 

[Spongy]

lol, you guys are great. Yeah, it's tough in a hotel room because trying to cut raw meat and do all that in the bathroom turns into a sanitary hassle! I've been getting it done though. People look at me funny when I set up my slow cooker and rice cooker in the office though, LOL.

 

[transcend2007]

...its called room service....order up a skinless chicken breast....no oil not butter lots of seasoning....and some steamed veggies....lol

I tried that ordering that on my last travel outting and you would of thought I was speaking another language. "What did you want with your fried chicken....not easy to be out for the saddle.

 

[JOMO]

That sucks Sponge! George Foreman grill in a hotel room must smell something...well you know. Just have to do the best you can because we are all human and sometimes what is "easier" just seems like the better choice. Im sure you are not the only one who eats out more when in a situation like you.

 

[NbleSavage]

Hotel Living is a drag, Mate. Been there and done that. I think you mentioned once before that this was the only joint near your job site, yes? If not though, any chance of relocating to a place with an efficiency kitchen? This could alleviate a lot of stress (if possible). Else, sounds as if you're doing the best you can. Slow cooker is your friend. Screw what the people at work think.

Hang in there, Bro.

- Savage

 

[Tilltheend]

Choose better food, thats all there is too eat. Drink plenty of water, overflush your body with water.

 

[grind4it]

Bro, I'm not going to tell you can do it and shit like that. I lived that life for 15 years...I made it about two years before I gave up and started putting on fat.

My recommendation is to try and make a career change. I know; easier said than done. Take your time and find something good. It may take a year or two. there is no doubt in my mind you can make a few years.

Good luck

 

[Shane1974]

I travel for work on a regular basis. Getting a suite with a kitchen is always the best thing, but if that isn't possible, try to make the best choices you can when you eat out. Spend a little extra money, forego McDonald's, and eat at Outback. 8 oz sirloin, sweet potato no butter no sugar, and side salad with oil and vinegar no cheese. Still not as healthy as cooking the SAME thing at home, though.

 

[Live2Train]

Why not pack a bunch of pre-made meals in a suitcase to take with you? Eric Domer does it all the time. He told me that's all part of being in the game. Just throwing it out there. Have you been in a hotel since May without being home? If that's the case then scratch that idea.

 

[Mind2muscle]

Wow man....that sounds like a challenge. Not sure what kind of career you have but I would hope this isn't year round. Anyways good luck to ya!

 

[SFGiants]

Here is a video I made on diet a year ago.

 

[bubbagump]

That sucks man. I use to live on the road doing construction and it was fast food 3 times a day.. luckily I had metabolism that kept me a skinny little punk. Now I know better and can't imagine fast food for 15 straight meals

 

[bubbagump]

Sounds like you're doing pretty good with what you have though!