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Misc Catch All Dieting Thread

Haven’t had mc d fish in years. I like it but no more fast food places for me.
 
although I went to cookout tonight for a peanut butter fudge shake. Only for more sore throat tho I’ve been sick
 
Recently I’ve gone vegan, I was vegetarian for 5 years and a few weeks ago I decided to go fully vegan. It’s been carb overload as I’ve been trying to find foods I can eat, But aside from that I feel much better and am hardly ever facing digestion problems.
 
Testosterone 250 once every 5 days
LGD 4033 20 mg per day
Anavar 50 mg per day
Gallon of water per day
Nac 600mg per day
Liver add 2 pills per day
Work out 5 days a week.
Equals - muscles!


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How old are ya nosnowatl?
 
Testosterone 250 once every 5 days
LGD 4033 20 mg per day
Anavar 50 mg per day
Gallon of water per day
Nac 600mg per day
Liver add 2 pills per day
Work out 5 days a week.
Equals - muscles!


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A pinch of ‘roofs, and shot of deer antler powder, and your basically Lou Farigno(sp)
 
Anyone interested in a kind of virtual running (exercising) group? A way to encourage, challenge each other to keep on track or have little mini-contest, etc. I'm struggling Lol. I've run 7 full marathons but my last was almost 2 years ago in Richmond (3:46 a PR ;)) but since I've really fallen off. Put on some pounds and struggle to run 4-6 miles now.... I ran with a group but honestly my work hours just don't allow it and so I'm a solo runner now(I'm kind of a solo type personality soooo... ) anyway, just thinking out loud. Maybe a way to get motivated on days you might not feel like it. Any takers? Not sure logistically how to do it but I'm sure someone has some ideas
 
Anyone interested in a kind of virtual running (exercising) group? A way to encourage, challenge each other to keep on track or have little mini-contest, etc. I'm struggling Lol. I've run 7 full marathons but my last was almost 2 years ago in Richmond (3:46 a PR ;)) but since I've really fallen off. Put on some pounds and struggle to run 4-6 miles now.... I ran with a group but honestly my work hours just don't allow it and so I'm a solo runner now(I'm kind of a solo type personality soooo... ) anyway, just thinking out loud. Maybe a way to get motivated on days you might not feel like it. Any takers? Not sure logistically how to do it but I'm sure someone has some ideas
I take late fall, winter, and early spring off. Outside of that, I try to go 3.1 miles 4-5 days a week.

What are you struggling with, if you don't mind me asking? And how much would you like to go per day (given your current schedule/what is realistic)?
 
I take late fall, winter, and early spring off. Outside of that, I try to go 3.1 miles 4-5 days a week.

What are you struggling with, if you don't mind me asking? And how much would you like to go per day (given your current schedule/what is realistic)?
I take my running , like I take my snow! I plan on great things and big events, then end up with 0!☹️I need the fixer!
 
I take late fall, winter, and early spring off. Outside of that, I try to go 3.1 miles 4-5 days a week.

What are you struggling with, if you don't mind me asking? And how much would you like to go per day (given your current schedule/what is realistic)?
Getting my lazy butt out of bed and running Lol... just lacking the motivation I guess. I still do but just can't seem to keep that steady schedule like I used too. More than anything I want to get back to marathon form but I've gotten so far from that It's almost like having to start over and knowing where I was and where I'm at now, it's tough. I can run as much as I need each day, it really is just a matter of making myself do it. I don't mind the cold and I certainly don't mind the dark, 90% of my miles over the years have been pre-sunrise

edit: To add to this - my schedule has always been 4 days a week (5 early on in a hardcore marathon training plan), M, W, Th or Fr and Sat long run. I've probably only ran 4 days a week 3 times in the last 3 months. It's been 2-3 days here and there
 
Getting my lazy butt out of bed and running Lol... just lacking the motivation I guess. I still do but just can't seem to keep that steady schedule like I used too. More than anything I want to get back to marathon form but I've gotten so far from that It's almost like having to start over and knowing where I was and where I'm at now, it's tough. I can run as much as I need each day, it really is just a matter of making myself do it. I don't mind the cold and I certainly don't mind the dark, 90% of my miles over the years have been pre-sunrise

edit: To add to this - my schedule has always been 4 days a week (5 early on in a hardcore marathon training plan), M, W, Th or Fr and Sat long run. I've probably only ran 4 days a week 3 times in the last 3 months. It's been 2-3 days here and there
I'm of the mindset that you (not you personally) need to decide what you really want to do. For instance, what is the motivation for running (or for anything)? Because you love it or because you believe it's the right thing to do it or because you feel some sort of obligation to it (maybe you used to be a super runner or super in shape or super good at something and you just long for the good old days)? If it's the first or second, then you won't have much of a problem. If it's the latter, or something like it, that's where we usually find trouble.

I can say I want to do something day long. The fact that I don't do it tells me objectively, that I really, deep down, value something more. And I think at some point, we need to realize that's ok. I guess my overall point is, if something takes a ton of motivation to do, then it feels like the pressure to do it is misaligned with reason to do it.

For me, I run, not because I like it, but because it's about the only healthy activity I have regular time for. Therefore, it takes a lot of motivation for me to do it. My motivation is that I don't want to be unhealthy and lazy. God has given me the health and ability to do it, and therefore, I will honor that by doing it. Since I have no desire to run marathons, a reasonable distance/time is all I need to commit to. If I miss a day because of weather or some extenuating circumstance, I don't care. There are too many more important things to care about. I just go tomorrow. And during the winter, I just enjoy not running, enjoying the extra time to do something more fun.

Reading this back, I'm sure that this is not going to be a helpful motivator, so I will stop now! :)
 
I take my running , like I take my snow! I plan on great things and big events, then end up with 0!☹️I need the fixer!
I'll fix you up. Tell me a problem and I'll fix it for you. In fact I might start a new OT thread called something like the Rain Cold Fix-It Shop.
 
I'm of the mindset that you (not you personally) need to decide what you really want to do. For instance, what is the motivation for running (or for anything)? Because you love it or because you believe it's the right thing to do it or because you feel some sort of obligation to it (maybe you used to be a super runner or super in shape or super good at something and you just long for the good old days)? If it's the first or second, then you won't have much of a problem. If it's the latter, or something like it, that's where we usually find trouble.

I can say I want to do something day long. The fact that I don't do it tells me objectively, that I really, deep down, value something more. And I think at some point, we need to realize that's ok. I guess my overall point is, if something takes a ton of motivation to do, then it feels like the pressure to do it is misaligned with reason to do it.

For me, I run, not because I like it, but because it's about the only healthy activity I have regular time for. Therefore, it takes a lot of motivation for me to do it. My motivation is that I don't want to be unhealthy and lazy. God has given me the health and ability to do it, and therefore, I will honor that by doing it. Since I have no desire to run marathons, a reasonable distance/time is all I need to commit to. If I miss a day because of weather or some extenuating circumstance, I don't care. There are too many more important things to care about. I just go tomorrow. And during the winter, I just enjoy not running, enjoying the extra time to do something more fun.

Reading this back, I'm sure that this is not going to be a helpful motivator, so I will stop now! :)
Life’s too short , just live it! My brother was a big runner, not marathons, but everyday he ran 3-5 miles and loved it! We have ------ genetics, I remember him having to be on BP medicine at 35 years old, and he was very, very healthy. Got to just deal with what you were dealt. He died at 40 years old, 19 years ago, in an accident while jogging on his lunch break at work!?
 
I'll fix you up. Tell me a problem and I'll fix it for you. In fact I might start a new OT thread called something like the Rain Cold Fix-It Shop.
Dr Rain_Cold! I like it!
 
Life’s too short , just live it! My brother was a big runner, not marathons, but everyday he ran 3-5 miles and loved it! We have ------ genetics, I remember him having to be on BP medicine at 35 years old, and he was very, very healthy. Got to just deal with what you were dealt. He died at 40 years old, 19 years ago, in an accident while jogging on his lunch break at work!?
Man, that is sad. I'm really sorry to hear that. It's important to make the most of each day and enjoy the moment, because it will never come again.
 
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