A few weeks ago I signed Subway’s Commit to Fit pledge.
The Commit to Fit program™ is a commitment you make to yourself to live a healthy and active lifestyle, and you do it on your own terms. It involves making good food choices while swapping old habits for new healthy ones. It not only involves nutrition, but exercise and stress management as well.
Carl Savard is Subway’s Commit to Fit™ ambassador – without following any diets, he lost 100 pounds in 10 months by learning to make better choice and becoming active. He managed to find a proper balance between work, family and work outs while choosing Subway as his restaurant of choice for his away-from-home meals. He is now a certified personal trainer and wants to help others reach their health objectives as he did.
Carl suggests weekly challenges to keep things interesting and not too overwhelming. One healthy change a week.
I joined #CarlsCrew as part of a blogger outreach to commit to a 6-week fitness and health challenge with Carl. The 6-week challenge is really meant to motivate and kick-start a new lifestyle with coaching tips and advice along the way.
So what are a few of the things you can do to Commit to Fit™?
1. Start a fitness routine – It doesn’t have to be a gym routine – 20 minutes a day of exercise to start, and it can be as easy as taking the dog for a walk or playing with your kid.
2. Make a fresh swap – exchange the mayo in your sandwich for mustard. Reach for water instead of pop.
3. Get a buddy – find someone who believes in your commitment to a healthier lifestyle and add them to your cheering section. This is a big change in your life, and having people encouraging you along the way will help you stay on track.
SUBWAY Restaurants can be part of your Commit to Fit™ lifestyle as a regular component of your balanced diet. Wanna win a $25 SUBWAY gift card? Click on the link below to enter the giveaway. Good luck!
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my swaps will be skip the sweets and eat yogurt with fresh fruit
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I will swap healthy salads and soups over greasy fried foods
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I am going to be swapping sandwiches for salads at lunch and having dessert only once a week!
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I would swap out cookies to eat a piece of fruit.
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I would swap out pop for water
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I will be swapping out chips for carrots and celery~~No dip!
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I am swapping pop for water.
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I will swap out soft drinks for water
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I will swap soda for water !
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I will swap chips for more healthy snacks
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I will swap junk food for veggies and fruits
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I will try a spin class
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I`ll swap mayo for mustard!
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I will swap some diet coke for water
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More walking…walking to work, walking back home, walking instead of bussing.
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I walk a lot (I don’t personally drive), I drink mostly water (very little soda, no alcohol), I eat fresh foods instead of processed foods or canned foods, and I rarely add salt to my food.
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I’m going to take the stairs
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swapping juice and coke for water! :)
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I am cutting out evening snacking and eating 3 meals per day
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I will swap out pop for water!
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I will swap out chips for veggies.
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I will cut out salad dressing for greek yogurt
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I am going to swap out the junk at work for a healthier option
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well we don’t deep fry anything at all anymore I bought an air fryer, we also try to include spinach in everything we cook its so versatile
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I will pick mustard over mayo
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I will swap cola for flavoured water
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I will swap out pop for water and I’m going to try drinking warm lemon water each morning.
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I will swap out soft drinks for water and take the stairs and park further away from the stores and lots more as most are very easy simple changes
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I’m going to swap out pop for water
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I would swap diet Pepsi for water.
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I am going to pass on the pop and swap it for a bottle of water.
Jeannie Lam
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