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| Fitness | share your ab routine with me | Feb 17 2009 17:43 (UTC) |
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Original Post by eddiepotter: like u said, this is good for bigger abs but most women don't want that look, they want tight flat abs.. for that I think exercises where you hold the abs in are more effective and also diet is key, more so than the workouts. |
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| Foods | Marathon, Luna, Nutrgrain, what's your goto Bar? | Feb 16 2009 23:50 (UTC) |
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there are tons of threads about protein bars and which people like better... |
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| Foods | Question with measuring PB2 | Feb 13 2009 13:28 (UTC) |
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I don't think you are supposed to pack down anything when you measure it.. it def gives you more than a serving if you do it that way. |
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| Vegetarian | on the book "Skinny B****" comments thoughts? | Feb 12 2009 21:36 (UTC) |
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there are a lot of threads on this book.. I wouldn't go as far as saying "well written." Like any diet book out there, it makes good points but take it with a grain of salt. |
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| Foods | Pasta without the cals or carbs | Feb 11 2009 01:42 (UTC) |
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Original Post by sealion311: agreed! These are nasty and they smell sooooo bad when cooked. Ew. They sound too good to be true and they are, lol. To each their own though, enjoy :) |
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| Fitness | Needing HIIT plans | Feb 11 2009 01:39 (UTC) |
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I heart HIIT workouts. You really only need to do them a few times a week. Also you don't HAVE to do it on the tredmil.. you can jump rope hard for 1 min, take 2 min off.. or do it on a spin bike to switch it up. You said you are very music driven.. me too! Try making your own mix. Use itunes so put 1 min of fast pump you up music and then 2 min of slower music or whatever your interval lengths are. Have fun :) |
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| Recipes | Healthy Mac and cheese recipe | Feb 10 2009 00:32 (UTC) |
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omg I just made this martha stewart recepie for my roomates and they loved it, it was really good and healthy. I made a few alterations.. I used whole wheat barilla pasta, cottage cheese instead of ricotta, non fat cheddar.. and I added sauted spinach, onions, green onions and bell pepper. You could add any veggies you want really. The butternut squash makes this so creamy and good for you! enjoy :)
http://www.marthastewart.com/recipe/macaroni- and-cheese-with-butternut-squash?rsc=also_try |
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| Weight Loss | Fridays are the worst for me | Feb 06 2009 19:43 (UTC) |
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good adivce in the posts. Basically you have to learn how to live life surrounded by temptation. Look at models/actresses (ok not best real life comparison but heres my point..) they are constantly surrounded by alcohol, free food, and parties and still have to maintain weight. We live in America, food is plentiful and there are plenty of unhealthy choices to make every day. The key is to make your healthy lifestyle work wherever you are, and don't be sucked into peer pressure when other people make bad choices when you are out. You can still go to the pub and eat your favs, just watch portions and look for healthier subs if you can. Just know that you do as well as you can MOST of the time. enjoy life :) |
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| Weight Loss | Hollywood it's so wrong | Feb 06 2009 00:03 (UTC) |
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I am 5'8, 130 lbs, size 2... if they stop carrying my size I'll be pissed. Its supply and demand, stores want to make money so they wouldn't carry clothes that didn't sell.
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| Foods | No appetite for meat | Feb 05 2009 17:38 (UTC) |
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im a veggie and also doing NROLFW. Here are a few lunch ideas. Some of these are make a big batch ahead and then take for lunch and heat up ideas..
Roasted butternut squash, sweet potato, and marinated tempeh sweet potato, black beans, cottage cheese pita sandwhiches... whole wheat pita with cut up tofu, hummus and any veggies you like greek yogurt, fruit, almonds Proeitn oatmeal. 1/2 cup oatmeal with a scoop of protien and 1 tbs of peanut butter mixed in. Egg whites! Not just a bfast food. Veggie chilli (tomato based with lots of veggies, beans and soy crumbles) |
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| Foods | Need Breakfast Help | Feb 05 2009 17:31 (UTC) |
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you said you live in a dorm.. do you/can you go to the dining hall in the morning? Do you have a microwave/fridge?
I eat egg whites and whole wheat english muffins every day for bfast.. u can cook the egg white in the microwave. Dried fruit and nuts are something easy to munch on on the way to class apple and peanut butter would be convenient too You said you don't like dairy, how about one of those soy yogurts with some fruit and cereal mixed in? At least switch the cereal up for some variety... I love kashi go lean, tons of protein and fiber keeps you full forever. |
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| Foods | Is it only me? | Feb 05 2009 17:20 (UTC) |
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people like these products for ease, convenience and easy portion control. I use to eat them a lot but find real food more satisfying. I also recently started to make my own to avoid processed foods. I think they have there time and place but shouldn't be relied in place of foods. |
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| Foods | Low Cal/Low Fat Baking Troubles! | Feb 04 2009 22:51 (UTC) |
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this is why I don't bake, lol. Have to know your own limits :) |
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| Foods | Fiber | Feb 04 2009 22:46 (UTC) |
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yeah fiber is key, I eat a ton of it... it doesn't make you lose weight on its own.. it just keeps you satisfied so you will be full longer and be able to eat less. |
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| Foods | Strange (but good) French Fry Replacement | Feb 04 2009 22:41 (UTC) |
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I eat baked sweet potato fries all the time instead of french fries... yum-o |
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| Weight Loss | Calling All Apples | Feb 04 2009 15:32 (UTC) |
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Hey we have very similar stats. I am 5'8 130 but have been as high as 155ish. I too carry most of my weight around my mid section, as do most people. I am down to 130 now and have virtually no fat there.. 130 is still a healthy weight for our height. (BMI of 20). Its really up to you and what you are going for. If you want to lose weight it wouldnt be unhealthy to do so, but there is no physical need for it so its really just about how you want your body to look. Good luck :) |
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| Weight Loss | glycemic index | Feb 04 2009 15:28 (UTC) |
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I agree with GI jane and have had similar experiences. When I eat whole, clean, low GI foods I feel much more satisfied off of less calories. Think about it, 1800 cals of cookies for the day v. 1800 cals of lean protiens, veggies and whole grains. You get a lot more "bang for your buck" so to speak when you eat these kinds of foods. |
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| Vegetarian | Veggie on a budget? | Feb 03 2009 13:07 (UTC) |
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store brand frozen foods... cheep and you can stock up on all the veggies and such you can eat. Try trader joes.. they are cheap and convenient for healthy foods.
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| Foods | 700 Calorie Dinner Recipes? | Feb 03 2009 01:17 (UTC) |
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omg 700 cals is a huge dinner! I WISH I could eat that much, lol. I would probably do brown rice black beans and cheddar cheese.. a huge bowl of it. Yum. |
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| Foods | Ruby's Diner.....irritated!! | Feb 03 2009 00:32 (UTC) |
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did it come with fries? Maybe they included that in the cal count... If it was a big bun those can pack 300 cals or so... |
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