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Off season? Cyclocross man!!! LOL. Just kidding. Cat 3 racer here as well. It's good times for sure.
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Lamb of God is always a good choice.
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I try to eat back all my exercise calories. I have found that keeping my net calories as close to what I was trying to eat daily helped keep my chemicals in balance. Which kept crazy cravings at bay. I think over all, mentally and physically it makes for a healthier and happier life.
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A good snack I found is to get those 100 calorie Oreo snack packs. And make little peanut butter and light whip cream sandwiches with it. Ten of the little sandwiches are like 190 calories. They are filling and really good.
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For me. It is important to eat my exercise calories back the day off. If I don't I get the famished feeling the day after or so. When I do that my strength in making good choices gets weaker and weaker. If that makes any sense.
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I'm at 1800 miles so far for the year.
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Best advice I've seen so far.
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My thought is this. I don't have diabetes. But I would not try to lose more than 2 lbs's a week. It's something I have always wanted to rush and it always bit me in the butt every time. I have been working out. Keeping my calories at around 1800 a day. Eating back all or most of my exercise calories. and learning from my…
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Tomorrow
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We just got my wife a FitBit and were thinking she might need a HRM for specific, cycling, workouts. What I am curious about. Do you continue to wear the FitBit when you are wearing the HRM? Or do you take the FitBit off while you are doing the workouts?
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Well said. What you're facing isn't easy. Good luck with your journey and I hope you find the courage to do what it says below. Sending good vibes your way.
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Get a bicycle and ride it a lot. I ride about 9 hours a week. Usually burn 600 to a 1000 on my rides depending on the length and intensity level. My average heart rate is usually around 140-150 for more than an hour. This is all according to my Garmin Edge 500.
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That is the crazy thing about it. I don't eat a lot of stuff with salt in it regularly. Nor do I eat out a lot. I can pin it down to a few things that are causing it to be so high right now. But I have just started documenting everything I eat. I am going to be more "Sodium Aware" when I do choose foods from now on. And…
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My intake is saying it's around 6000 a day give or take 500, day to day.
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So up-ing my water intake will help flush the excess sodium out of my body?