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  • go to the gym! You're exactly the kind of person who benefits from them - beginner with an injury . Machines are not useless - as long as you are working muscle against sufficient resistance, you can build muscle. I think the real takeaway from those articles is: don't get lulled into a false sense of security just because…
    in Discouraged Comment by Ieyen May 2016
  • cottage cheese does it for me
    in craving Comment by Ieyen May 2016
  • great post. my personal record is 5 lbs after starting lifting and a crapton of salty food, boy did that suck the first time it happened. But now I know to roll with it :smiley: @walking2running : I didn't coolly enter a period of maintenance when I felt mentally 'ready'. I was ignored the signals for awhile. I got…
  • This sounds like a great idea. After 6 weeks of eating at about 1500/day (about 25% deficit), I was so hungry I felt like an animal. One day I was staring at a photo of a *strawberry* I totally lost it and went on a no-holds barred cheesecake and pizza binge. I decided just to accept it, and over the next few weeks I just…
  • Please do not trust MFP to track micronutrients. Often times people fill in just calories or macros, and leave stuff like potassium blank , which could lead to the false belief that a particular food contains no potassium or whatnot. Normally I would not care if a random person was trying to use MFP to track…
  • just saying hello to this forum, since i think my "recomp" is turning into a bulk.
  • I'm an Emergency doc. get someone to look at it. If it hasn't stopped bleeding by now, it's most likely because 1) it's in a mobile part of the hand and keeps reopening, or 2) you hit a small artery, or perhaps a combination of above. 3) You could also have some kind of bleeding problem (from meds, genetics, etc). Less…
  • I do shift work , swing from days to nights and back, so I log based on times. I found that i eat a TON of calories on an overnight, then over the next few days I wind up in a deficit and basically break even over a course of a few days. Logging by time helps me see those kind of patterns (and be less freaked out about…
  • Thanks, I'll look into that!
  • If you're okay with using your own body weight , and using a DVD , of these 'ballet beautiful' workouts can give your glutes/hamstrings a pretty serious workout without straining the knee. http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/RWKOM512TTSCT/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_viewpnt?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B008F283J0#RWKOM512TTSCT however there…
  • 5'1 and about 119...and trying to gain a little muscle. I like to keep a little curve on my body :)
  • i too have a pretty serious late night ice cream addiction. I take half a banana, throw it in a bowl with a dollop of peanut butter and mash it just a little so it's still kind of chunky, then warm that in a microwave. Then add 1/4-1/2c cold soymilk on top , voila, half melted PB banana 'ice cream'. Delicious and filling,…
    in Sweet tooth? Comment by Ieyen March 2016
  • Hi, I'm glad you asked this question. I'm 36 years old, 5'1" and hover around 119 lbs. I back-calculated my TDEE after 12 weeks of faithful calorie and exercise tracking, and was really surprised to find that it falls between 1900-2000 before exercise. During that 12 weeks I ate an average of 1600 net calories, (1820 with…
  • 5'1, 118 lbs, goal 110 by 1/2 lb per week loss. 36 years old. 23% bodyfat ( by tape measure and army calculator, visual estimates, for what its worth) RMR 1292 TDEE 2154 Over the past few weeks I found that my sweet spot for 1/2 lb/ week loss is around 1600 net calories per day. I get low-moderate intensity exercise at…
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