Bob Lamb - OMAD 9/6/2015

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  • blambo61
    blambo61 Posts: 4,372 Member
    edited August 2016
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    1x400m means you ran 400 meters one time.
  • blambo61
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    Ran 5.5-miles today (measured it) in 60 min which is about a 10:55 min/mile pace. Was very happy with that. I didn't stop and that is the first time I've gotten 60-min of running in without stopping in I don't know how long (20-yrs?)? I've been getting in 60 minutes of running lately but its always been with some breaks in it.

    Lost 2-lbs this week. SW 252, CW 212 (was my Thurs morn weight, gained back one this morning due to eating a bunch of salty stuff last night, also tonight is pizza night so I won't be lighter tomorrow and Saturday I do a 16:8 type of thing so I won't be lighter Sunday morning either), 40-lbs lost. Only 1-lb off all time low after 3-weeks back on OMAD after taking about a 4-month break (gained about 10-lbs in the 4-months doing an 80% of the time 16:8 IF diet and only working out part of the time due to injury). I'm going for under 200-lbs this time! I hope to do that by at least the end of the year and hopefully as soon as two-months. Wish me luck!
  • arguablysamson
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    Excellent.

    My running days are over for quite a while. I see a specialist this week. I can no longer even trot down a hallway for longer than 3 seconds. But I love hearing about your running progress, not to mention the weight progress.
  • OMADing1
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    blambo61 wrote: »
    Ran 5.5-miles today (measured it) in 60 min which is about a 10:55 min/mile pace. Was very happy with that. I didn't stop and that is the first time I've gotten 60-min of running in without stopping in I don't know how long (20-yrs?)? I've been getting in 60 minutes of running lately but its always been with some breaks in it.

    Lost 2-lbs this week. SW 252, CW 212 (was my Thurs morn weight, gained back one this morning due to eating a bunch of salty stuff last night, also tonight is pizza night so I won't be lighter tomorrow and Saturday I do a 16:8 type of thing so I won't be lighter Sunday morning either), 40-lbs lost. Only 1-lb off all time low after 3-weeks back on OMAD after taking about a 4-month break (gained about 10-lbs in the 4-months doing an 80% of the time 16:8 IF diet and only working out part of the time due to injury). I'm going for under 200-lbs this time! I hope to do that by at least the end of the year and hopefully as soon as two-months. Wish me luck!

    Bob, you are doing fabulous--way to GO!!!!!
  • OMADing1
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    Excellent.

    My running days are over for quite a while. I see a specialist this week. I can no longer even trot down a hallway for longer than 3 seconds. But I love hearing about your running progress, not to mention the weight progress.

    Sorry about the injuries Joe, walking is so underrated--give it try instead of running!
  • blambo61
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    Excellent.

    My running days are over for quite a while. I see a specialist this week. I can no longer even trot down a hallway for longer than 3 seconds. But I love hearing about your running progress, not to mention the weight progress.

    That's a bummer Joe! What is wrong with the knee if I may ask? Can you bike or swim? When my running days are over, I will probably try to bike or swim or just walk.
  • arguablysamson
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    Not sure. The first diagnosis said: "Pain plica tissue inflammation" but that doctor wasn't very good. Feels like a ripped meniscus. We shall see. It's the same side of my body that dad had his surgery. Since I had my left foot rebuilt as a big guy on the same leg as this knee, it appears we have weaker constitution on that side of the body.

    I can't even walk for very long now. I need to get this fixed.
  • blambo61
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    Get it scoped maybe to see what is going on inside. They can do a lot for meniscus problems. I've read also even about regeneration of meniscus with stem cell therapy. Don't know much about it though or if it is risky. Also maybe see someone to see if orthotics can help or not. Wish you the best!
  • OMADing1
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    Not sure. The first diagnosis said: "Pain plica tissue inflammation" but that doctor wasn't very good. Feels like a ripped meniscus. We shall see. It's the same side of my body that dad had his surgery. Since I had my left foot rebuilt as a big guy on the same leg as this knee, it appears we have weaker constitution on that side of the body.

    I can't even walk for very long now. I need to get this fixed.

    So Sorry to hear this Joe! I too am wishing you well and ALL the best!
  • blambo61
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    Had a good run today. Got in about 5.83 miles in 60 minutes (10:30 min/mile pace). Had to stop and get my shirt wet because it was hot outside (86 deg but only 18% humidity). I started with it wet but it got dry after about 30 min. Same route I did last Friday when I ran 5.5 miles (10:55 min/mile pace) except this time I did the uphill portion 1st instead of last so it was a big improvement. I did get the benefit of rest when I stopped to get my shirt wet.

    I think I'm bonking a little too towards the end of the run since I did it at the end of a 19-hr fast. I may try a little coconut oil for some cals an hour or so before the run. I don't want to eat anything more so stomach won't get upset and so I won't turn off fat burning (don't want to eat refined carbs that will spike insulin that will inhibit fat burning - so my thinking goes).
  • OMADing1
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    blambo61 wrote: »
    Had a good run today. Got in about 5.83 miles in 60 minutes (10:30 min/mile pace). Had to stop and get my shirt wet because it was hot outside (86 deg but only 18% humidity). I started with it wet but it got dry after about 30 min. Same route I did last Friday when I ran 5.5 miles (10:55 min/mile pace) except this time I did the uphill portion 1st instead of last so it was a big improvement. I did get the benefit of rest when I stopped to get my shirt wet.

    I think I'm bonking a little too towards the end of the run since I did it at the end of a 19-hr fast. I may try a little coconut oil for some cals an hour or so before the run. I don't want to eat anything more so stomach won't get upset and so I won't turn off fat burning (don't want to eat refined carbs that will spike insulin that will inhibit fat burning - so my thinking goes).

    That is an absolutely tremendous job Bob...super WAY TO GO!!! B)

    I don't know anything about this running business, but was thinking perhaps a cold drink of Braggs Apple Cider Vinegar (2 tbsps) and some cayenne pepper (1/4 teaspoon or more if you're willing) and 2 tablespoons or so of a fresh squeezed lemon, in about 6 to 8oz of water It's about 7 cals, but kicks up the energy like crazy a few minutes after you have it.

    Also, I have some of this tea called : "The Republic Of Tea Be Active Green Rooibos Tea Get Burning - Herb Tea For Metabolism
    https://www.amazon.com/Republic-Tea-Active-Rooibos-Burning/dp/B00U0JKD5I/ref=cm_cr_othr_d_product_sims?ie=UTF8

    About the Product

    A Spicy Fusion: Be Active Green Rooibos Tea Get Burning is a spicy herbal blend to build high energy and endurance.
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    Finest Ingredients: Organic green rooibos, cinnamon, black pepper, ginger, chili peppers, holy basil, cloves, stevia, natural sea buckthorn flavor, and cordyceps extra combine to create this spicy rooibos tea.

    *******

    I use two bags at a time, because I really like the HOT cinnamon and spices and it really does rev up the system big time. It's zero cals too!
  • blambo61
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    Those are interesting beverages. I may try the first if I get hungry but probably not before a run. With running, you can get an upset stomach easily since your pushing it and I don't know if I would be able to handle the stomach issues drinking something like that right before a run. Might help a lot though when just sitting at my desk and getting a little hungry. Thanks for the recipes!
  • OMADing1
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    blambo61 wrote: »
    Those are interesting beverages. I may try the first if I get hungry but probably not before a run. With running, you can get an upset stomach easily since your pushing it and I don't know if I would be able to handle the stomach issues drinking something like that right before a run. Might help a lot though when just sitting at my desk and getting a little hungry. Thanks for the recipes!

    Yeah, upset tummy while running or exercising sounds super yucky. You're welcomed and if you try one of them, let me know how it does for you!
  • blambo61
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    Lost 1 lb last week. SW 252, CW 211 (last week). Gained 3lbs over the weekend since was on campout fri-sat and ate all meals Sat. Hunted crayfish on Sat Night and caught 3 big bucketfulls at Strawberry Reservoir. Was with some Chinese friends and they cooked them up real good Oriental Style. Back to 211 today after fasting Sun and Mon. Now to get down another 1lb or two for this week.

    Running fairly well. Yesterday did 3 miles at 9:55 min/mile pace on a track, rested about 15 min and then another 30-min run on a trail at ?? pace (probably around 10:30-11:00 min/mile). Will do some shorter-faster repeats tomorrow. Am slowly improving my pace.
  • arguablysamson
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    I'm doing a 1.5 day water-only fast, so that oriental style seafood sounds REAL good about now!
  • blambo61
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    The 1.5 day water fast should do some stuff for you! I've done a couple of 36-hour fasts back when I was 18 and that was really hard for me (was very skinny then). I got a little zealous doing a religious 24-hr fast. Good luck. I thought of doing a 1.5 day lately to kick start weight loss but haven't tried. Are you targeting inflammation?
  • OMADing1
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    blambo61 wrote: »
    Lost 1 lb last week. SW 252, CW 211 (last week). Gained 3lbs over the weekend since was on campout fri-sat and ate all meals Sat. Hunted crayfish on Sat Night and caught 3 big bucketfulls at Strawberry Reservoir. Was with some Chinese friends and they cooked them up real good Oriental Style. Back to 211 today after fasting Sun and Mon. Now to get down another 1lb or two for this week.

    Running fairly well. Yesterday did 3 miles at 9:55 min/mile pace on a track, rested about 15 min and then another 30-min run on a trail at ?? pace (probably around 10:30-11:00 min/mile). Will do some shorter-faster repeats tomorrow. Am slowly improving my pace.

    Good job! I love Chinese/Asian food! I think it likes me too!
  • blambo61
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    Lost 1-lb last week. Lowest weight last week was 210. SW 252. Got sick last wed with some sinus infection that has got to lungs a little so only ran once last week. I still have it. I went hunting Fri night and Sat (archery deer/elk) and that probably didn't help much but only walked a couple of miles and mostly sat at a blind all day. Had 2 big bucks and a doe walk by but I wasn't ready for them and didn't get a shot off. Bummer! They approached from the side of the blind and I couldn't move tell they went in front of it but then they went behind some trees (the two big bucks). The doe got away because I left to use the bathroom and when I got back she was there staring at me coming back! Bad timing. Was fun to be out in the woods though. I put on 3-lbs or so this weekend from splurging with the hunt and all. Will be back to the diet to see if can get under 210 this week! Will take a couple of days to get rid of the extra food weight I accumulated. I will probably miss some more running this week.
  • OMADing1
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    blambo61 wrote: »
    Lost 1-lb last week. Lowest weight last week was 210. SW 252. Got sick last wed with some sinus infection that has got to lungs a little so only ran once last week. I still have it. I went hunting Fri night and Sat (archery deer/elk) and that probably didn't help much but only walked a couple of miles and mostly sat at a blind all day. Had 2 big bucks and a doe walk by but I wasn't ready for them and didn't get a shot off. Bummer! They approached from the side of the blind and I couldn't move tell they went in front of it but then they went behind some trees (the two big bucks). The doe got away because I left to use the bathroom and when I got back she was there staring at me coming back! Bad timing. Was fun to be out in the woods though. I put on 3-lbs or so this weekend from splurging with the hunt and all. Will be back to the diet to see if can get under 210 this week! Will take a couple of days to get rid of the extra food weight I accumulated. I will probably miss some more running this week.

    Wow, what an adventure! I saw some deer today on my walk and they are such beautiful and almost "spooky" creatures. So quiet and they blend in with the environment so WELL, it's like they're not there. I didn't see any bucks, just fawns and does. Congrats on the 1lb last week and slowing down running perhaps will give your muscles some rest/recuperation time and that's always good--isn't it? I don't know too much about running. I see A LOT people (all ages and sizes) running all the time and often think, yikes--and wonder how their knees, feet and legs will feel 5 years from now. When I was much, much younger, I used to like to run for fun, not for exercise--but it's intimidating to me now that I'm older. I don't like to use the term "never", but I don't think I'll ever indulge in running--too much of an opportunity for long-term damage is my thinking. I may perhaps get into some power walking or walking for miles on end once I get down to size though.
  • blambo61
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    I ran track for several years and ran anywhere from about 25-miles to 60-miles a week from age 17 to about age 33 (most of that time anyways). Some people it can bother but I don't think there is long term damage unless you overdo it (the level of overdoing it are different for everyone). I used to love running but had lots of allergies and eventually got out of shape and quite running for a long time. Now that I've lost weight, I'm trying to get back into it and with the exception of being a little sick this week, it has been going great. It isn't for everyone though. Biking and swimming and walking are all real good too. Some weights are important also.