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My recent health/fitness hiccup

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  • KlausK Klaus

    Wow, that sounds awful but I'm glad it's looking better now.

    What do you do to get to 4000kcal a day? That's a lot of food.

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    @Klaus said:

    Wow, that sounds awful but I'm glad it's looking better now.

    What do you do to get to 4000kcal a day? That's a lot of food.

    In the beginning I couldn’t pull off 3k and started drinking homemade shakes with milk, cream, whole milk yoghurt, oat flour, and peanut butter.

    Then I sort of trained myself to eat more.

    Typical day:
    Breakfast 1 ~ 700 calories
    bagel with 2 servings cream cheese (64g)
    2 eggs
    Yoghurt

    Breakfast 2 (after gym) ~ 750
    Calorie dense toasted muesli (I found a brand with 390cal in 85g, not sugar laden either)
    Whole milk
    Banana
    30g protein shake

    Lunch ~ 980
    Turkey sandwich with 85g turkey and thick cheddar slices, generous mayo
    60g peanuts
    6 chocolate covered pretzels

    Dinner ~ 1000
    Baked potato with 2tbsp butter
    Meat/fish 6-8oz
    Veggie

    Snack at night - 400-500
    Peanut butter toast
    Another yoghurt
    Banana

    Or

    Ice cream

    Those two breakfast and that lunch are pretty fixed so I get 2500 calories by mid day. Keep in mind I wake up before 5.

    Person. Woman. Man. Camera. TV.

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      Typical macro breakdown:

      Protein 200-220
      Fat: 160-190
      Carbs: 350-450

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      • KlausK Klaus

        Wow, that sounds awful but I'm glad it's looking better now.

        What do you do to get to 4000kcal a day? That's a lot of food.

        AxtremusA Offline
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        @Klaus said:

        What do you do to get to 4000kcal a day?

        Would have been epic had the answer been "pies."

        Get well soon.

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          @jon-nyc wow! I had no idea. Sending positive thoughts to you!!!

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            So during my trip I averaged 3416 calories/day and 144g/d of protein.

            In the previous 10 days before the trip, I averaged 4065 kcal and 201g protein per day.

            Also no weights while I was gone. I didn't get much exercise except walking, and not too much of that.

            I lost 4.3lbs on the trip.

            Back to work. Should catch that up in a few days. By next weekend for sure.

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              That is so very foreign to my experience as to be alien. I get calories from oxygen.

              "You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible." — Thomas Sowell

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                I couldn't lose 4.3lbs. if I stopped eating for a whole month.

                Flushing the toilet is like practicing the piano; you just cannot go too long without doing it.--Axtremus

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                • jon-nycJ jon-nyc

                  So during my trip I averaged 3416 calories/day and 144g/d of protein.

                  In the previous 10 days before the trip, I averaged 4065 kcal and 201g protein per day.

                  Also no weights while I was gone. I didn't get much exercise except walking, and not too much of that.

                  I lost 4.3lbs on the trip.

                  Back to work. Should catch that up in a few days. By next weekend for sure.

                  taiwan_girlT Offline
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                  @jon-nyc said:

                  I didn't get much exercise except walking, and not too much of that.

                  Maybe a dumb question, but is there a benefit to not exercising so much? Would that help with keeping the weight on?

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                    I would have thought so. In fact I wasn’t worried about lesser calorie intake so much since o was burning less. But here I am.

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                    • MikM Offline
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                      I just started back to HIIT on the Airdyne the past week or so. Supposed to build VO2 max faster. I’m getting upwards of 110-120 bpm. Plateaued at 67 lbs on weight loss even thought my waist keeps shrinking. Maybe the weight training.

                      I didn’t have to work this hard in my 30s. Grr.

                      "You cannot subsidize irresponsibility and expect people to become more responsible." — Thomas Sowell

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