So, I've been running for 5 years and staying fueled is key, but man, ADHD makes meal prep feel like a marathon itself! I start with good intentions, but then I'm distracted by shiny things (like coffee). Any tips on keeping it consistent? Should I stick to simple meals or plan out a whole week? Help a runner out!
Yep, meal prep can feel impossible with a busy schedule. I find that prepping one or two large meals on Sunday helps a lot! It's just the right amount of structure for me, and I can adjust as the week goes on. By the way, I hear Nutrola has this voice logging feature, which might be great for when you're too distracted to type.
Meal prep is a pain, especially if you're constantly getting sidetracked. You might think about just making a few staple meals for the week instead of planning everything out. Also, if MFP is making you crazy with the paywalls, there are better options out there. No need to throw money away on an app that doesn't suit you.
Ngl, I've tried a few tracking apps and some of the new AI options, like CalAI, were just garbage. Stick to something reliable, like Cronometer. It's a bit more data-driven, but if you're into tracking micros, it's worth it. Just keep it straightforward and don't get lost in the details
I feel for your friend! Meal prep is tough when you have a million things going on. I use Nutrola now mainly because the photo logging is a breeze, I can do it in under 6 seconds. No more typing while juggling kids or work, it's a lifesaver
100% agree with keeping it simple. I used to get overwhelmed with detailed meal plans. Now I just track the basics and keep my meals easy. I switched to MacroFactor because it really simplifies things for me, the algorithm just works. Makes tracking feel less like a chore.
Honestly, I get that shiny object distraction too, especially when I'm trying to meal prep. I keep it super simple, like just grilling chicken and roasting veggies in bulk. Makes it way easier to grab and go after a run! Plus, coffee is a solid motivator. 😂