Skipping lunch?
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RichBurgos
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I got a question for my friends here. (Add me I need fiends lol)
This last couple of days every time I take my lunch break to go do a work out, I find that I'm not hungry at all and skip lunch. I forced myself to eat a little something(today just an ounce of sunflower seeds) in between my work outs just because I think I need it. But do I really need it? Should I force myself to actually eat lunch after a work out even if I'm not hungry? Or is it ok just to wait until dinner time and save the calories?
This last couple of days every time I take my lunch break to go do a work out, I find that I'm not hungry at all and skip lunch. I forced myself to eat a little something(today just an ounce of sunflower seeds) in between my work outs just because I think I need it. But do I really need it? Should I force myself to actually eat lunch after a work out even if I'm not hungry? Or is it ok just to wait until dinner time and save the calories?
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Eat when you are hungry. Saving the calories for dinner is a great idea.
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you should hit your calorie targets...the actual timing doesn't matter.0
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Ok. That's what I want to hear. I rather save those calories for dinner so I can splurge a little.
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As has been said already, doesn't matter really when you consume your calories, just that you consume them, and hit your protein goal.0
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