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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThat doesn't make any sense at all. They are "scrawny" because marathon running doesn't require muscle bulk, so not carrying around flab or extraneous muscle is far more efficient.
They aren't scrawny because they live in a country with no food, but because they are incredible athletes perfectly tuned to their sport.Exercising makes you hungrier...
Running a marathon takes a hell of a lot of energy but that needs to be stored somewhere and that is normally taken from food then burns fat, finally using muscle tissue.
But process also tunes your body metabolism to use LESS energy to do the same work. Thus when I started exercising I was about 17 stone but would drop 2lbs of weight on a training day with only a 1 or 2 km run and weight training I was on a controlled diet as well as a training regime so I knew what was going in my body. By the end of 3 months I was just under 15 stone, running 9k on the same diet and NOT losing the weight. So my body had figured out that it could run 9k spend an hour weight training then do its normal day of work and lose less than a few lbs a week. Meanwhile a guy that had just started to train with me was 13 stone losing several lbs a week...
So running is no use for weight loss. Which was my original point.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostThat doesn't make any sense at all. They are "scrawny" because marathon running doesn't require muscle bulk, so not carrying around flab or extraneous muscle is far more efficient.
They aren't scrawny because they live in a country with no food, but because they are incredible athletes perfectly tuned to their sport.Exercising makes you hungrier...
Unfortunately though obesity is now growing in many African cities as couples work two jobs to finance the household and send the kids to school, and fall into the trap of buying fast food on the way home to eat in the limited time they have in the evenings.
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Originally posted by bobspud View PostNot true otherwise the scrawny little africans that run marathons could not hold enough energy to finish the race.
They aren't scrawny because they live in a country with no food, but because they are incredible athletes perfectly tuned to their sport.the last time I bothered to exercise properly I got to a point where I could run 9k every morning and still had my wieght stuck rigidly at 15 stone.Last edited by d000hg; 25 July 2013, 08:16.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostIndeed. You may well get more efficient but if you're doing hours of training a day you are still burning extra.
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Indeed. You may well get more efficient but if you're doing hours of training a day you are still burning extra.
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Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostHmmm, sounds like bulltulip to me.
Brillo probably has one of those scales that can do a calc based on height, weight and age an has ignored his level of exercise. At the 95lbs Brillo weighs I would say that probably a bit high.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI wish that were true. I remember asking a friend who runs marathons about extra food intake. He laughed. Your body gets more efficient. According to my electronic scales I only need 1800 calories a day to survive normal life.
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI wish that were true. I remember asking a friend who runs marathons about extra food intake. He laughed. Your body gets more efficient. According to my electronic scales I only need 1800 calories a day to survive normal life.
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostYou're probably the one person here who can go on a burger challenge and not gain any weight...
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI am thinking of doing the burger challenge for 100 days. It seems like a good way to get fat quickly. Any of the fatness experts have any opinion on it? I used to run to be fat but not so good on the joints. Any other suggestions, would prefer something that can been done at home.
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostYou also want to drink gallons of fizzy soft drinks every day preferably with a mars bar or 3
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And don't forget, proper support in any activity like this is essential
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You also want to drink gallons of fizzy soft drinks every day preferably with a mars bar or 3
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