What you had one shit climbing session and now you want advice about diet?
sweets, noooooo that be against my law
Jelly Babies are good for eating while you climb as you're less aware of how much chalk you've got on them.
so far, first couple of weeks I've lost a steady couple of pounds a week, nice and safely. Diet is mainly more protein, tons of veg and salad and cut the crap out. also reduced bread/pasta intake. No rocket science, just healthier choices. The evening meal is just that a normal mostly healthy evening meal. No booze.
watched that when it was on telly box, didnt help.
So you don't eat sugar and you're complaining you lack energy during exercise? But you won't start eating sugar? Try a pat of butter like the guy on the programme.
But avoiding sweets, any other ideas? in pre diet days I might drink a over-caffeinated sugary drink company or coke and have a flapjack but waaaay too much sweet for loosing weight.
Even then, if it's an endurance session or a strength session or an active rest day or a day before or after a climbing day, or a day on which I've got out of bed, I always have to resort to flapjack.
No need to modify the original post barrows, it's always an endurance session for with you.
I guess logic says I should eat some flapjack a few hours before I climb and get soem energy but I dont want the high calories
I think that two pounds a week could have been too much too fast.
Hmmm interesting ... ok, so ... I ate at 12.30 ish. 3 boiled eggs, a ton a chiken breast, beetroots/lettuce/olives and sliced pepper. I followed this with a banana and an apple and yes I drank a lot of water through the day. went climbing about 3.30/4pm.
3 boiled eggs, a ton a chiken breast, beetroots/lettuce/olives and sliced pepper. I followed this with a banana and an apple
Quote from: Nibile on February 12, 2014, 04:39:28 pmI think that two pounds a week could have been too much too fast. I lose weight at that kind of rate and am normally fine...
On very low calories regimenes, the first thing that our body does, is lowering the metabolism to reduce calories need. It's done by burning muscle tissue, not fat. So, one loses weight, but becomes proportionally fatter and weaker. Maybe one could feel short term gains on the fingers, but overall power will drop. My 2 cents (of Euro).