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pvf94

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Can I get a few of you to elaborate on its benefits/dis-advantages.

I was thinking....I do things best during the first hour I wake up. I don't know why but I have a weird feeling of being able to complete chores and stuff right when I wake up.

That and it seems like it would be a better idea to run on an empty stomach. The normal times that I run are after dinner or lunch, and I always get heart burn from the acid shaking around in my stomach. It makes me not wanna run. So is running before eating anything in the morning a good idea?

What steps should I take. Is it safe to wake up and go run 15 minutes later?

please and thanks for any information you fellas can provide.
 

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I want to achieve an overall loss of body fat. I cant stand the stomach anymore.

And if the length is something you need to know....its 1 mile for now, 2 miles about a week or two after I start.
 

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If you're interested in keeping muscle then walk and not run. Walking before breakfast is a great way to burn fat and preserve muscle. Depending on your metabolism you may need some pre-cardio nutrition but in general it's the best time to do it.
 

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Muscle is not really an issue for me...I just wanna get thinner.

That and a morning jog sounds like it would really get me going for the day. Along with increasing lung and heart strength. Also....I would be willing to do something later on in the day too. But I really wanna try running when I wake up just to check it out....is it that bad of an idea?

I was running 10 miles a week in the summer too. And I have been walking a lot lately. I walk an average of 5 miles a day, and more pending on what I am doing. I started this almost a month ago. If I cut back on my calorie intake and stock up on some water and healthier food choices I should be seeing some progress soon eh?
 

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If you don't care about muscle losses run in the morning, a lot of people do that and it makes them feel great for the rest of the day, so go for it. Post your diet for info on food choices, as 'healthier' might mean skim milk instead of 2% ;)
 

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Go from eating anything I want when I want to having some sort of restriction.

Currently I eat whatever the family has. That is usually as follows...its usually a combination of the listed things or just a single thing


Breakfast: Cheerios, wheaties, Honey bunches of oats.
Poptarts
Granola Bars
PB/J Sandwich
Toast
2% Milk

Lunch/Dinner (Usually only end up eating 1 big meal a day and a lot of the time we eat what would be called dinner at 2 do to family scheduling.)

Hamburgers
French Fries
Potatoes
Chips
Kielbasa
Pork chops
Sandwich consisting of usually ham and swiss cheese.
Chili
Spaghetti

^^^Thats the stuff we eat a majority of the time in combination....like hamburger with fries or chips.

I drink a lot of tea.

I don't really have money so I cannot buy what I want to eat I am stuck with the meals given to me. Salad is always available. I am switching to water as my main liquid. 85% of liquid intake will be water.

Maybe eat less at meals

Cut out fast food

No soda

.....I dunno recommend what I should be doing.
 

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Ok, if you want to get rid of the belly, you've got to go through this list and find the simple carbs, and basically eliminate them. [my comments in brackets]

Breakfast: Cheerios, wheaties, Honey bunches of oats. [all of these are loaded with carbs, but at least the first two have some fiber. try oatmeal instead, with a minimum of sweetner]

Poptarts [gotta go]
Granola Bars [ditto]
PB/J Sandwich [lose the jelly, eat only on 100% whole wheat]
Toast (whole wheat only)
2% Milk (switch to skim or eliminate)

Lunch/Dinner (Usually only end up eating 1 big meal a day and a lot of the time we eat what would be called dinner at 2 do to family scheduling.)

[Gotta eat all day long -- 6 meals if you can find the time, though by meals i mean something smaller than anything you call a meal now.]

Hamburgers [lose the bun]
French Fries [lose these entirely]
Potatoes [ditto]
Chips [double ditto]
Kielbasa [i love these, and they don't hurt leaning out, but all bacon & sausage are full of stuff that's bad for the heart, and I don't mean sat. fat]
Pork chops [now we're talking]
Sandwich consisting of usually ham and swiss cheese. [again, whole wheat bread, overdo the meat & avoid anything else]
Chili [now we're really talking -- esp. if it's full of beans]
Spaghetti [the pasta will be a carb overload]

I drink a lot of tea. [convince your food buyer to get some green tea. it has a mild but measurable metabolism-boosting effect]

I don't really have money so I cannot buy what I want to eat I am stuck with the meals given to me. [if you can't convince the food buyer in your family that you need healthier food choices, then you're screwed.]

Salad is always available. [good. but watch the dressing & toppings -- it adds up quick]

Maybe eat less at meals [this will fail, i guarantee it, unless you also eat more often]

Cut out fast food [plow the money you save there into anything else]

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Need to add the following things (at minimum!):

straight up meat along the lines of pork chops: chicken, ground beef, fish, etc. the fat & protein together satisfy like nothing else

veggies. lots of veggies, esp. stuff like green beans. can't go wrong with these. the more fibrous the better, but even corn & carrots are better than potatoes & their derivatives.

whole fruit. keep it fibrous -- apples, not bananas. forget fruit juice, and forget fruit from a can or otherwise processed.

stop eating carb sources (including whole grain stuff & all fruit) within a few hours of bedtime.

try to get a hold of a multivitamin every day.

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there are lots of other details i could go into but this is a start. if you want to do some other form of exercise later in the day, you can probably maintain or add just a bit of muscle by lifting 2-3 times a week for an hour or so. search around this forum for tips on that. this will help keep your metabolism up.
 

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Actually if you're ONLY interested in weight loss you'd probably get the best effects from running a keto or paleo-style diet on your non-training days, i.e. no carbs if it isn't a fruit or vegetable, protein and fat every meal. Muscle can still be maintained/built on these diets if you have sufficient post-workout carbs and your overal protein is high enough. One of these days I may try out a paleo approach to gaining weight too.. I think it'd work damn well to keep you lean, but ectomorphs would suffer on it.
 
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