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ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.1 -
kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
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ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
I had subway for the first time in ages last night. Their jalapeño kettle cooked chips are on point !0 -
kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
I had subway for the first time in ages last night. Their jalapeño kettle cooked chips are on point !
stop, now I want some0 -
ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
Why I like early morning workouts before I eat anything
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ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
Why I like early morning workouts before I eat anything
Saaaaame! Anytime I work out late in the day I wonder how people can regularly workout having eaten anything at all during the day.1 -
ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
I had subway for the first time in ages last night. Their jalapeño kettle cooked chips are on point !
stop, now I want some
Canadian bacon and maple syrup sub ? 😂1 -
Quarter pounder with cheese & strawberry shake with my preButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
Why I like early morning workouts before I eat anything
Saaaaame! Anytime I work out late in the day I wonder how people can regularly workout having eaten anything at all during the day.
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Walking into a telephone pole then realizing that's why your hip that doesn't usually hurt now hurts1
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kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
I had subway for the first time in ages last night. Their jalapeño kettle cooked chips are on point !
stop, now I want some
Canadian bacon and maple syrup sub ? 😂
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Alinouveau2 wrote: »Walking into a telephone pole then realizing that's why your hip that doesn't usually hurt now hurts
I do this kind of *kitten* all the time. AND I have mystery bruises Because I just keep it moving0 -
Hormones 😐0
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itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »Walking into a telephone pole then realizing that's why your hip that doesn't usually hurt now hurts
I do this kind of *kitten* all the time. AND I have mystery bruises Because I just keep it moving
I was walking with my son and he looked at me like wtf how didn't you see the pole. 🤣
It's really amazing I can skate at all 🤣🤣😂1 -
Getting into a dispute with the guy at my evening diet coke supplier about the price of a bottle of soda when it's 2 for $4 because I was charged the full price when only buying one, asking my afternoon diet coke supplier if they would sell the one bottle for full price or for the $2, finding out it's full price, and now I have to either avoid going to the evening supplier or just going in when the nice guy who doesn't make me pay for the one bottle of soda is there. (The fountain drink machine's ice hasn't worked for like 3 weeks.)
Also, I just say no but I wonder if I'd be more chill if I ate an edible before taking my evening walks and stopping off at the evening supplier
*To be fair, I've had it with that one guy. He treated me like I was invisible one too many times and I finally called him out on it...in front of people. The one nice woman said he probably doesn't understand english well but I've been there every night for a couple or so years. He understands fine.
**He literally walks away from the checkout to do other things when I walk up to the counter. He's not blind either.
***Or deaf. I'm a creature of habit and go straight for the drink. You don't hear the ice from 6 feet away 5 nights a week at 7:50ish pm?
****I didn't so much as call him out as ask if I offended him for some reason.
*****I'm thinking his name is NOT Tommy
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I thought I was the only one who walks into things, keeps moving and discovers mystery bruises the next day!itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »Walking into a telephone pole then realizing that's why your hip that doesn't usually hurt now hurts
I do this kind of *kitten* all the time. AND I have mystery bruises Because I just keep it moving1 -
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I thought I was the only one who walks into things, keeps moving and discovers mystery bruises the next day!itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »Walking into a telephone pole then realizing that's why your hip that doesn't usually hurt now hurts
I do this kind of *kitten* all the time. AND I have mystery bruises Because I just keep it moving
I do this all the time and I'm incredibly fair-skinned so I just constantly have random green/blue bruises on my legs and about 80% of the time I have no idea where they're from0 -
itchmyTwitch wrote: »
Quarter pounder with cheese & strawberry shake with my preButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »kinetixtrainer2 wrote: »Working out on a full stomach.
I used to have these coworkers who thought they needed to eat a full meal right before going to the gym - which I always thought was so strange because they would eat breakfast, then eat lunch, then eat another meal right before going to the gym in the afternoon, then they'd workout, then eat dinner. I tried to explain to them that they were just negating the work they were doing by eating a full extra meal every day but they thought I was being stupid lol
eta: and they were trying to lose weight as well, this wasn't a bulking situation.
I like to have an hour at least from my last meal before hitting the gym and two is preferable.
I also agree with the basis of what you were trying to tell your friends. Specifically if they were trying to lean out.
I just do not enjoy feeling so full when I’m
exercising. To each their own though.
Same. I don't like eating a full meal beforehand.
I'll admit those wraps looked amazing, though
Why I like early morning workouts before I eat anything
Saaaaame! Anytime I work out late in the day I wonder how people can regularly workout having eaten anything at all during the day.
😫🤢
Have I ever told you about my Big Mac idea?0 -
ButterMeMuffinz wrote: »
I thought I was the only one who walks into things, keeps moving and discovers mystery bruises the next day!itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »Walking into a telephone pole then realizing that's why your hip that doesn't usually hurt now hurts
I do this kind of *kitten* all the time. AND I have mystery bruises Because I just keep it moving
I do this all the time and I'm incredibly fair-skinned so I just constantly have random green/blue bruises on my legs and about 80% of the time I have no idea where they're from
I'm fair too. I'm forever having people say omg what did you do and have no clue. Right now I have a cruise on my elbow pit I can only assume is from carrying groceries0 -
I thought I was the only one who walks into things, keeps moving and discovers mystery bruises the next day!itchmyTwitch wrote: »Alinouveau2 wrote: »Walking into a telephone pole then realizing that's why your hip that doesn't usually hurt now hurts
I do this kind of *kitten* all the time. AND I have mystery bruises Because I just keep it moving
Nope. Sometimes I have to stop and say, “now remember how that happened.”0
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