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  • You can also buy a cycling speedometer for your bicycle. A decent one should keep track of your average speed which you can use for the MFP entry.
    in Biking Comment by gsettine March 2012
  • Well based on a quick glance at your dairy for today, you appear to be working out quite a bit. That allows you to consume more calories and you should. If you read other posts you'll see a lot of comments about eating back the calories you burn. Not doing so will leave your ultra fatigued and have negative consequences…
  • Talk to a physical therapist, I've been told that there are at quick at home exercises you can do to help alleviate shin splints
  • I find myself in the same situations a lot. In the end, if you're hungry and you still have the calories left to use in the day go ahead. If you've earned an extra 300 calories from working out but feel full, that's fine too. Don't force feed yourself. I go mountain climbing on a regular basis and on those days I can't…
  • I would say that any set advice/rules on the number of meals or times of day to eat are suspect to anecdotal observations. I myself don't have a set number of meals/eating times a day, I just make sure to stay under my net calorie limit.
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