Hot Chocolate and Popcorn – Yes!

popcorn This past weekend I was able to score 2 tickets to the Penn State/Illinois football game (thanks Matt). The game was great, our seats were undercover so we didn’t get wet when it rained, and PSU won. At halftime I had my traditional halftime PSU football meal – popcorn and hot chocolate.

 

While at the game I ran into trainer and buddy, Tom Gifford. Tom started giving me a hard time about the hot chocolate and popcorn, threatening to take a picture of me and put it up on the web ‘exposing’ to all you guys that I eat that kind of stuff.

I was thinking about this a little later and realized that I should have gotten Tom to take a picture of me eating the buttery popcorn and hot chocolate because I WANT you to know that I do eat that stuff.

In a recent interview I did, I was asked about going out on the weekends and if I ever have a beer and eat wings with my friends….um…YES.

The Naked Nutrition Lifestyle is about eating in accordance with the 6 Pillars 90% of the time.

Not 100% of the time.

I don’t think or want you to be a nutritional freak of nature. Map out your naked nutrition plan, execute your plan, and enjoy the foods you want within the context of your plan.

 

-Mike

 

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One Response to “Hot Chocolate and Popcorn – Yes!”

  1. Matt
    30. Sep, 2008 at 2:56 pm #

    Probably one of biggest things people need to overcome when they “diet” (hate that word) is this need for perfection. If you’re following the 90/10 rule, that allows you 4 meals a week where you can eat anything you want without halting your progress…unless of course those meals are 5,000 calories each ;-) Way too often the people that I’m working with will go on a bender for a meal and then just go completely off the wagon as opposed to going back to their program for their next meal.

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