Sleep over working out?
tolose21702
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When I work 13-12-or even 14 hour days for a month it was hard to debate what was more important for my weight loss a 6 hour sleep if I'm lucky or lose that hour working out and get only 5 hour sleep???advise?
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tolose21702 wrote: »When I work 13-12-or even 14 hour days for a month it was hard to debate what was more important for my weight loss a 6 hour sleep if I'm lucky or lose that hour working out and get only 5 hour sleep???advise?
Sleep is the most important thing4 -
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When I'm working 12-13 -14 hr days, I pick sleep over a workout. I'm no good if I'm sleep deprived5
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You can lose weight without working out. You can't do much of anything without sleep.9
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Sleep!
When I'm tired it's definitely easy for me to overeat to the tune of 1,000+ calories if I'm not careful, which would totally negate the 200-300 calorie burn of a workout.2 -
Thank you everyone this will definently help me and my job is already pretty active and on my feet the whole time....0
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you don't have to choose. You can lose weight with diet alone.
It's so important to get good sleep! So don't worry about killing yourself at the gym!0 -
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Sleep is way more important. As previous posters have stayed it you can lose the weight without the exercise but you definitely need to sleep.
Saw a documentary on television one time about Navy Seals and their training. During hell week which lasts for approximately 6 days they get a total of 10 or 15 hours sleep over those six days. The way the body compensates for not sleeping is by eating. during that time the seals can consume 8 thousand calories a day to keep them going.0 -
STEVE142142 wrote: »Sleep is way more important. As previous posters have stayed it you can lose the weight without the exercise but you definitely need to sleep.
Saw a documentary on television one time about Navy Seals and their training. During hell week which lasts for approximately 6 days they get a total of 10 or 15 hours sleep over those six days. The way the body compensates for not sleeping is by eating. during that time the seals can consume 8 thousand calories a day to keep them going.
Yes. That is exactly what my brother experienced when he was in the SEALS without sleep -- lots of food.
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