Running 4-5 miles a day lead to weight loss?
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TavistockToad wrote: »cardioxxbunnyxx wrote: »I eat healthily. I cut out all complex carbs (no white carbs) sugar, and saturated fats. Since I lead a busy lifestyle, I sometimes don't even get in 1200 calories daily.genpopadopolous wrote: »You can't outun a bad diet.
If you aren't overweight, just set a low deficit and let it take time.
Running five miles a day every day sounds like a good way to hurt yourself. Rest and recovery are really important in an exercise program.
I lift 2-3 days a week, run 2-3 days a week, and rest 1-2 days a week. When I eat in a deficit, I lose. When I eat too much, I don't. Simple as that.
if you're eating gross 1200 cals you should be losing weight. are you measuring your intake accurately?
Funny I posted one time I was consuming 1200 calories and people jumped all over me saying this was dangerous and I shouldnt be posting that. Threatened to shut down the thread, it was hilarious.
My post does not say that OP should be only eating that amount, it's quite obviously a question, not an instruction.0 -
cardioxxbunnyxx wrote: »If I maybe drop the weight lifting and stick to the running, 4-5 miles a day, do you believe I can see results from this?
If the result you're after is overuse injury, then carry on.2
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