By Sonali Behera, Fittr Coach
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When people hit a fat loss plateau, they often look for advanced strategies, new workout plans, or trendy diets. But in my experience as a Fittr Coach, the biggest breakthroughs happen when we correct the smallest habits — the ones we don’t even realize are holding us back.
Let’s break down three small but powerful fat loss mistakes, why they matter, and what you can do instead to get back on track.
You’ve calculated your macros, planned your meals, and are even sticking to your calorie limit. But if most of your meals come from highly processed, packaged foods, you’re missing out on the benefits of whole food nutrition.
Processed foods often:
That means even if your numbers look right on paper, your body isn’t truly satisfied — leading to overeating, low energy, and inconsistent progress.
Whole foods are rich in fiber, water, and essential nutrients. They digest more slowly and support:
✅ Example: Replace your packaged cereal breakfast with oats, nuts, and banana topped with a boiled egg or Greek yogurt.
We often confuse thirst for hunger. And when you’re slightly dehydrated, you may feel:
This can lead to unnecessary snacking, poor workout performance, and metabolic slowdown.
Water plays a major role in:
Studies show even a 1–2% drop in hydration can impair physical performance and cognitive function.
✅ Aim for at least 35–40 ml per kg of body weight. That’s around 2.5 to 3.5 liters per day for most adults.
You train 5 days a week — but what about the other hours of the day? If you’re spending most of your time sitting — at a desk, in the car, or on the couch — you’re limiting your NEAT:
Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenesis, which is the energy you burn from daily activities like walking, cleaning, or even fidgeting.
Low NEAT means your total caloric burn is lower, even if you’re doing intense workouts.
✅ Start small: even 2,000 extra steps per day adds up over a month — and it’s sustainable.
Fixing your fat loss journey isn’t about jumping to new supplements or fancy plans. It’s about going back to the basics — and doing them better.
These aren’t flashy. They aren’t complicated. But they work. And they’re the foundation of sustainable fat loss and long-term health.
— Sonali Behera, Fittr Coach
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