To all nutrition and fitness junkies, which do you prefer?
bioshizz
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Do you prefer eating more and exercising more?
Or do very little exercise whilst eating less?
Just want to know how you all go about it. ^u^
Or do very little exercise whilst eating less?
Just want to know how you all go about it. ^u^
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I exercise as much as I need to in order to get the work done --ALL of my exercise is farm work, gardening, taking care of horses, haying, etc., no gym type exercising at all--and I eat whatever I want to. Works for me.0
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I exercise so I can eat whatever I want (within reason ... everthing in moderation of course lol)
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I am training for a specific goal, so I eat according to the training I am doing at the moment.0
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It depends. If my back feels like it has a holy spike of hell stuck in it, I don't exercise at all and I eat much less.
If it's so-so I get do a 20 minute walk and the rest from calorie restriction.
If I'm feeling like a shiny new penny, I can pile up 800 calories in exercise and eat more of what I want.0 -
I am learning to enjoy the exercise part again, so many years away from it and now it's great to be back. The eating part is a bonus after a hard workout.0
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I train in order to achieve performance related goals rather than weightloss.
I organise my nutrition to support that.0 -
I eat delicious & nutritional foods in quantities that support whatever activity level I have at the time. Usually its a rather active life, with occasional brief times off.0
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I am not a big exerciser, some walking and swimming every week. I guess I prefer to eat a little less than to do a lot of exercising.0
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Eat more and train more0
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I'd more describe myself as a full time professional/mom.
The suggested minimum of exercise is 30 minutes of vigorous physical activity five times a week. I run about 2.5 hours a week (I want to build up to 4 hours, so I can be fit to run a 10k whenever I want). I also to 20-30 minutes of body weight training three times a week so I can be strong for my kids and avoid running injury.
This gives me enough calories to easily meet my nutritional needs and not worry about the occasional splurge.0 -
it depends on what your goals are, provide more information.0
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I train in order to achieve performance related goals rather than weightloss.
I organise my nutrition to support that.
This or at least I try to do this.0
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