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Taste of the Wild. They offer several different protien sources. I rotate quarterly.
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Like anything else in life, you get out of it what you put into it. I have used it for other areas of life. Have only been on this weight loss journey for a month, but I do use this one: I am strong I am fit I am determined I will succeed
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Stew Smith's 45 beginner Program is good if you are just starting and don't have equipment at home. It has a lot of body weight exercises. It's free to download on his website, just google it.
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I would say stick with it. At the end you can make a decision then to continue along the same line, go back to before or start a new program.
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Thanks a bunch for posting this article. I only wish I would have seen it yesturday. It would have saved me from a bunch of questions on the forums. I got similar advice, but it's great to see it from a pro's standpoint.:ohwell:
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Thanks Craig. I have adjusted my goal to 2050 to see what happens. I needed to hear what you said, "keep on keeping on". Since I am using the Polar FT7 Heart Rate monitor for my calories burned I will try to eat back at least half of those.
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So kate you are saying that i'm not eating enough, but that is hard to believe that I gained for two weeks by not eating enough? Is that possible, really? I know you can stall weight loss and kill your metabolism, but don't think you can gain.
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Sniper that calculator gave me a Maintenance of 2865 and a fat loss of 2512. Looks like 2200 would have been about right for 1.5 - 2 lb loss. I'll try around 2000 - 2050 for a couple weeks i supose. But that is below my BMR in all the calculators I've used. So it counter intuitive from what I've read here for the past…
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Thanks for the input sniper. I will take your advice and reduce my calories by 150-200 for the next two weeks. I am using a Polar FT7 for my calories burned during my workouts. I also appreciate the other input.
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/bump #2
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/bump Anybody?
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