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  • BR1986FB
    ernest_t_bass;1622105 wrote:Esplain?
    Ratio of good, clean food to crap.
  • dlazz
    BR1986FB;1622116 wrote:Ratio of good, clean food to crap.
    Describe 'clean' food
  • Automatik
    A protein and veggies twice a day, 5 times a week. Weekends? Pad thai and beer.

    I go for that right now. Very simple.
  • dlazz
    Automatik;1622139 wrote:A protein and veggies twice a day, 5 times a week. Weekends? Pad thai and beer.

    I go for that right now. Very simple.
    I'm having a Redbull for breakfast. That's simple too
  • BR1986FB
    dlazz;1622135 wrote:Describe 'clean' food
    Clean, to me, would be whole foods/unprocessed crap. Fruits, vegetables, meat/fish/eggs, healthy fats, etc. I try to avoid grains (do eat white rice after weight training) & dairy so one persons' "clean" isn't necessarily anothers. I wouldn't call a bowl of Fruit Loops clean.
  • Automatik
    I had a liter of iced coffee. *cheers*
  • Sonofanump
    ernest_t_bass;1622105 wrote:Esplain?

    Those numbers when added together will equal 100 which most people use as a percentage to describe a quantity ratio.
  • Pick6
    Sonofanump;1622157 wrote:Those numbers when added together will equal 100 which most people use as a percentage to describe a quantity ratio.
    lol'd.


    I cant believe I forgot all about intermittent fasting. I was into last summer some. Definitely going to get back to it.
  • vdubb96
    Pick6;1622375 wrote:lol'd.


    I cant believe I forgot all about intermittent fasting. I was into last summer some. Definitely going to get back to it.
    I did the "eat stop eat" program from Nov-feb and got pretty lean. I now do it 1-2 times a week. I really like it.
  • BR1986FB
    Ugggh....popped a disc in my neck/upper vertebrae last night either doing squats or behind the neck presses on the Smith machine. I'm thinking it was the Smith presses since I do low bar squats. Not a pleasant feeling.
  • birddog23
    Jump Attack arriving later this week for me. Will start it next week. Very interested to see where it gets me in 12 weeks.
  • ernest_t_bass
    Ran again yesterday. I plan on only doing a mile per day this week, just trying to increase pace and time.
  • Pick6
    vdubb96;1622430 wrote:I did the "eat stop eat" program from Nov-feb and got pretty lean. I now do it 1-2 times a week. I really like it.
    Yeah, my only problem is that I'm working now and what I have going on is going to make it hard to do the 8 hour eating window. I take lunch around noon, so lets say it starts at 12:15-12:30. I get home from work at 6:30 when I get out on time. Workout 7-8. That gives me 15-30 minutes after working out to squeeze in a meal, which is pretty much impossible. I may just have to do it on my days I dont work out.
  • I Wear Pants
    9 miles at West Branch State Park on their trails this evening. Was a bit wet.
  • Automatik
    Pick6;1622691 wrote:Yeah, my only problem is that I'm working now and what I have going on is going to make it hard to do the 8 hour eating window. I take lunch around noon, so lets say it starts at 12:15-12:30. I get home from work at 6:30 when I get out on time. Workout 7-8. That gives me 15-30 minutes after working out to squeeze in a meal, which is pretty much impossible. I may just have to do it on my days I dont work out.
    Change the feeding window. Can you take a later lunch?

    I tried the first meal at noon way back when I first started IF. I had the same issue. I now eat lunch around 2-2:30.
  • vdubb96
    When I do my IF, I eat from 5:00-6:00. Sometimes it's difficult during work to not cave in but I get through it. LOTS AND LOTS OF WATER!!!!
  • Automatik
    You're feeding window is 1 hour for the entire day?
  • BR1986FB
  • Raw Dawgin' it
    BR1986FB;1622440 wrote:Ugggh....popped a disc in my neck/upper vertebrae last night either doing squats or behind the neck presses on the Smith machine. I'm thinking it was the Smith presses since I do low bar squats. Not a pleasant feeling.
    I know this doesn't help now, but i've always been told stay away from smith machines since they can limit your natural range of motion.
  • vdubb96
    Automatik;1622771 wrote:You're feeding window is 1 hour for the entire day?
    when I do my fasting? Yes.
  • Automatik
    Interesting. I've heard of people doing one meal, but a larger window. 23 with a one hour window seems extreme.

    16 and 8 is the way to go IMO, with a 24 hr fast thrown in occasionally.
  • BR1986FB
    Raw Dawgin' it;1624469 wrote:I know this doesn't help now, but i've always been told stay away from smith machines since they can limit your natural range of motion.
    Yeah, I know but I lift alone and if I'm going to lift heavier weights, I need some kind of spotter. It feels much better now.
  • dlazz
    BR1986FB;1624457 wrote:No shocker here....

    http://www.t-nation.com/training/cardio-kills
    Most endurance runners don't go for two hour runs.

    Hope this helps.
  • BR1986FB
    dlazz;1624498 wrote:Most endurance runners don't go for two hour runs.

    Hope this helps.
    It doesn't, but marathon and half marathon runners do. He threw out a two hour figure as an example. Doesn't take that long to show negative effects. Butthurt is butthurt.
  • thavoice
    BR1986FB;1624504 wrote:It doesn't, but marathon and half marathon runners do. He threw out a two hour figure as an example. Doesn't take that long to show negative effects. Butthurt is butthurt.
    I know when we do HM training we get to those limits often. We usually max out at a 15 mile run for the HM training. Not a realy easy thing that is for sure.