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| Guilty of enabling many with these wicked gingerbread snowmen. Recipe likely never to be blogged but I probably should. |
If you look on the Interwebs these days - there is a lot of content about holiday eating and weight gain. Some says to enjoy the season by having another plate of little smokies and peppermint latte because there is a juice fast just around the corner. Others may list hacks to make those holiday treats less caloric and offer coping strategies for avoiding the buffet at the dreaded holiday party. Both camps will provide sage advice, call on expert opinions and use a stock photo of someone in a sequined Santa hat.
This year I'm trying something different.
I'm upping my cardio gym time by 15 minutes every day between Thanksgiving and New Years to see if that can keep that dreaded Rumaki3 off my body.
If you go to the gym five days a week, another 15 minutes adds up to an extra work out per week. For me, It is not so much the calories burned, but that commitment to trying harder to keep things on an even keel means that I'm making an effort and it may affect my behavior outside the gym.
What do you think? Would you wrench yourself away from a warm bed or the Good Wife for an extra 15 minutes a day if it meant you could maintain your weight throughout the festive period? If not, what do you do?
