Santa mierda, you look adorable and great! Pretty cheery for you here Fiel. :f2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiel
Aquí tienes una foto con algo de desnudez, me he dejado la barba sólo para que la toques. ;)
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Santa mierda, you look adorable and great! Pretty cheery for you here Fiel. :f2:Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiel
Aquí tienes una foto con algo de desnudez, me he dejado la barba sólo para que la toques. ;)
dat beard omgomgomgomgomgom
I just want to run my hands through it.
Uncomfortable sitting pose at work :f6:
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The young chinchilla - I'm on the right, older brother on the left
Awwww, aren't you adorable?
Damn Fiel. Why isn't my biking-to-school master plan working out? I could really do with about 50 lbs less.
Weight loss is 80% diet, bro.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalovale
You lose more weight by doing fork putdowns and water pullups than deadlifts and bench press (in the short term, anyway).
If you want to increase long term calorie burning, do more weight lifting and less cardio.
Is that a MULLET that Willow's got going on there?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiel
Business in the front, all party in the back, brah.Quote:
Originally Posted by Five Second Pose
I don't eat that much to begin with. Two meals a day most days of the week. No snacks, no soft drinks, no nothing really cause I have to live the next year on the measly $1k student loan leftover. Though to be fair, I primarily consume wheat, protein and very little fiber.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiel
I'm doing cardio for healthiness's sake. Does pushups count as lifting? Or do I need proper gym membership?
Then you broke physics. Get your Nobel Prize.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalovale
Okay, sarcasm, but there's something wrong with your diet or how much energy you burn.
Anything which stresses a muscle will cause it to get stronger. Your heart will get stronger by doing cardio, but it will also get strong doing weightlifting. Your heart is small. Having a strong small muscle won't burn as many calories as having strong big muscles.Quote:
I'm doing cardio for healthiness's sake. Does pushups count as lifting? Or do I need proper gym membership?
As far as needing a gym membership, no, it's not required. http://www.reddit.com/r/bodyweightfitness/
I imagined myself doing a handstand and lol'd.
You're not boosting your metabolism with a diet like that. Nutritionists recommend eating five small meals a day because when your body is constantly processing something, it keeps your metabolism up and burning. When you're only eating two meals a day, it speeds up/slows down in waves, and is more readily storing energy as fat after a meal.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalovale
Also, if your diet is primarily wheat and protein with little fiber, that's a problem. A diet should be primarily fruits and vegetables, and as such lots of fiber. Not to say wheat and protein aren't important, but not as much as your plants.
I recognize that the composition of the diet is a problem, but I was not aware that splitting the day into smaller meals is a better choice. Now if only you guys could recommend a fruit/veggie that fits a college student's pocket (much the same way instant noodle does), I'd be set on course for a healthy life.
Out of the range I usually consume, I'd recommend baby carrots and bags of apples.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kalovale
That beard is so YES.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yorckie
Haircut, but not the beard.
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Originally Posted by Fiel
Holy crap Paul, you've lost some serious weight, congrats!
@KDrumz; Why am I reminded of Hangover 2?
This is a common misconception. It doesn't stop physics, though. A calorie is a calorie in this circumstance. Your body doesn't care and burns fuel at a constant rate - not in waves.Quote:
Originally Posted by FrozNlite
The truth is that people who spread out their meals tend to weigh less, not that they burn more calories. There is a small but significant difference between "weighing less" and "weight loss".
On this note, I've brifely read that hunger is not reliably indicative of the need for sustenance. True/False?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fiel
To be more explicit, the amount of calorie intake necessary for normal physical and mental functions (not accounting for distractions caused by dreaming about donuts and pancakes) can be achieved without a stomach that feels full.
Got a haircut, after weeks wishing for one, I just need to sleep now. :c
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