should I filter this crap?

Feb 19, 2010 13:16

We have a cheap bathroom scale at home of questionable accuracy. With that considerable grain of salt, I've lost in the neighborhood of 8 pounds when compared to what the doctor said I weighed two weeks ago. Basically all I've done is cut the vast majority of soda from my diet and been a little more mindful of what I eat, at the same time, I ( Read more... )

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metalliman502 February 19 2010, 19:11:44 UTC
staying healthy on the road isn't always the easist task.

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democritus February 20 2010, 00:01:46 UTC
I was thinking the same thing. I work three miles from home and I have a bad fast food habit myself. I can't imagine trying to find healthy food off the highway or trying to cook on the road. Good for you, Soop.

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soopageek February 21 2010, 17:18:04 UTC
I have a hard time staying away from McDonald's. It's so cheap, tasty, and ubiquitous that it's hard to avoid.

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soopageek February 21 2010, 17:17:13 UTC
You got that right. I take and eat a lot of my own food on the road though, so that makes it a tiny bit easier.

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I was going to say that. sinceregenesis February 19 2010, 20:41:31 UTC
I think eight pounds is no small feat for a road warrior, or anyone really.

Have you ever seen or looked into a kettlebell? If I were on the road, that's what I would do. You can exercise anywhere. They also make band systems which aren't bad. Light and effective. I bought the ones endorsed by Terrell Owens, super dose of self-love not included: http://www.tobands.com/

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Re: I was going to say that. soopageek February 21 2010, 17:19:36 UTC
I'm not too worried about strength training since I get a lot of that in my regular routine with doing flatbed work. My primary concern is going to be aerobic exercise. I bought some athletic shoes this weekend and plan to get some appropriate clothing so that I can begin a routine of jogging at home and away.

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fourtysix_n_two February 19 2010, 21:15:50 UTC
First, I don't see a need to filter these types of things.

That aside, being mindful of our food consumption is very useful! Good to hear that being so for one aspect of your health, is benefiting you in other aspects.

I hope you enjoy the Play! Sounds like a fun one.

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soopageek February 21 2010, 17:20:33 UTC
Eh, I'm just worried that a lot of people don't care to see me wax endlessly about my nutrition and health. It doesn't make for the most enthralling read.

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welfy February 20 2010, 15:29:58 UTC
I'm kind of wondering about that scale. I've been eating like crazy for the past few weeks and should weigh like 50 more pounds by now. But it says I only weigh 105 pounds or so.

I can't wait until you see the play. :^)

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greenpeacevalle February 21 2010, 02:35:43 UTC
I'm a super sucker for those McDonald's lattes and snack wraps... which I read into the calories in those... the snack wraps are just as fattening as a big mac...

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soopageek February 21 2010, 17:21:23 UTC
I think the only thing remotely healthy at McDonald's is the water and the salads. Anything else is going to be packed with calories and carbs.

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