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Sundays are rest, recover and refeed days. Back to my window today :)
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Yep, definitely for aesthetics. I do circuit training with strength/cardio. Admittedly not as much as I would like. Thanks for the info you posted! :D |
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The good news is intermittent fasting seems to be a tremendous help in achieving low levels of leaness without the hormonal issues that typcially happen in men and women assuming the weight loss is not rapid. |
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I'm not a crazy body builder or anything, more like 'soft'. |
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At your height and weight I'd guess you're pretty far from the danger zone (depending on how much muscle you have.) I'm only bringing it up because some people are unaware than underwear/bikini/fitness models don't look the way we see them every day of the year. Thus they think they can simply restrict calories and exercise until one day they will look that way. The danger zone for females seems to be in the high teens body fat percentage wise depending on a variety of factors. Below that point is where trouble seems to happen especially when while attempting to get below there exercise is increased and calories are futher restricted. Here is a good little bit by Leigh Peele to help gauge where you're at. |
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Thanks for the link! I am pretty dang far from the danger zone. Not trying to get RRRRRIPPPPPPEEEEDDDD or be a bikini model. It's more about toning the jiggly parts! |
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Doing well in my window! How is everyone else??
However, today my normal sized lunch I've been taking to work every day forever made me very, very full. Maybe I ate it too fast? Anyone notice this right after their window opens? |
Here's the NYT's take on the article that John shared.
Tx I get really full now after my first meal too. I couldn't even really eat dinner last night. Probably ok since I'm coming off a vacation weekend and am very sedentary these days! |
I actually ate a bit outside of my window today :(
Not horrible, but i ate first at 3:30pm and it's a bit after 11pm and I'm just finishing up my last meal. I am PMSing so my calories are higher, but it's all within plan. I always give myself a couple of high days that i am 'allowed' to put in whereever I want to during the month. I think I hit about 1600ish calories today. |
I wish we could have an IF sub-forum! I've got lots of questions, and the one thread is getting a bit unwieldy.
I'm on my third window day today. Monday was fine. Tuesday was great. This morning I want to liquidize a steak and call it 'drink'!!!! I won't, I'm just hungry and don't want to be. It will pass, I really don't mind the feeling of hunger. Two questions: My window is 12-6, not saying that won't change, I'm experimenting with what is workable in my normal daily routine. Yesterday I felt fine, until I was walking home from town. It's only about 15 minutes, a bit of a sneakily steady incline but not normally hard work. I was pulling my shopping trolley behind, which was quite heavy. I found I was really struggling: not tired, not out of breath, just like walking through waist-high cement. It having arrived at 12:15, I paused and had a coffee and a cookie. The rest of the journey was better. Question 1: Is this a normal feeling for the early stages of IF? I'm assuming it'll wear off, the longer I do it. Question 2: I don't really have spontaneous eating invitations but what if I know that on Saturday I'm invited to a dinner at 8pm, when my window closes at 6? Is it OK just to move the whole window along a couple of hours or so? So far, the thing I like best about IF, all 3 days of it (1 trial day last week, 2 consecutive this week) is the freedom in the evenings ~ "My window is shut" just seems to be imprinted in my mind: I occasionally stray into the kitchen, wondering what I can nibble one, then remember: "My window is shut" and it's like, Hurrah! I don't have to struggle with What to eat any more, the answer is 'Nothing'. It's very freeing. |
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