ROTI priorities: boy math
… power surge?
- exp recon
- nailing down room2 sliding window
- repair front basket on bike
- — Supper wins:
- minimal supper (below 300 cal) no starch? M/Tue/W
- supper as effective work stress relief?
- delayed past 11 and below 600 cal without an office dinner? Thu
- — traditional targets:
- standing:
- Mon 3-5 hours
- Tue 1.30-3
- Wed 4- 6
- Fri 2h
- help kids on workout, math, etc
- Tue, Wed, Thu, Sat, Sun math practice
- QQ: 10m
- Tue 60m
- Wed 30m
- Fri 2h c++@mrt/ff
- weekend office project: 0m
- stretch: 5m
- Tue 15m@mrt
- Wed 10m + 120m lotus@cinema
- Thu 15m@mrt
- power + strength 10m # in terms of current priority: flexibility > strength > jogging
- Tue 24 chin-up, 30 push-up
- Wed 64 push-up slanted, 44 chin-up
- Thu 72 push-up, 6 chin-up
- Sat 3 chin-up
- jogging
- Mon 3 rounds boxing, 2->11 climb, 1k jog
- Tue 2k
- Wed 2k
- Fri 2500m
- Sat G-16, 110 jump-rope
== diet log
— Thu: I had a big cooked veg meal in the afternoon. No starch. When reaching home, no hunger for a while, but by 10 pm there is some appetite … for similar veg, exactly due to availability! I guess this implies a fragile balance of suppressed appetite.
- choice: skip and compensate
- choice: postpone past 10.30 and have a smoothie as part of a 400-cal late supper. Better end on comfort food, not leaving a bad taste in the mouth. I did that, but still felt the need for a tiny ice cream (60cal)
Need to sleep early.
— Mon night was mildly challenging. Luckily not so many enticing starchy foods among the unexpected foods. In contrast, Tue morning I felt hungry.
— Tue: warrior meal [6 carrots, frozen veg…] in office to 70%, but reaching home some unexpected food still triggered appetite and required control.