You mean I should run in the afternoon?Originally posted by Marco_Simone:In the legendary 1970 World Cup match between England and Brazil,the English players lost 2-3kg in 90 minutes.Why? Coz they played in temperatures close to 40 degrees under the midday sun.
I ran 10km on Sat and it put me out of action for 4 days!Originally posted by ditzy:Eat enough, but run more.![]()
if its just for measuring of weight one way is to dehydrate yourselfOriginally posted by Einstein99:You mean I should run in the afternoon?
I'll , I'll.... Just want to lose weight.
later dehydrate.Originally posted by Einstein99:You mean I should run in the afternoon?
I'll , I'll.... Just want to lose weight.
Whatever, I also suspect that the weight may be due to the poo I have in my body.Originally posted by hisoka:if its just for measuring of weight one way is to dehydrate yourself
eh...slowly bah...try and get used 2-3km runs, then start increasing the distance and frequency of your running..Originally posted by Einstein99:I ran 10km on Sat and it put me out of action for 4 days!
What is a good distance to cover every running session?
Maybe 2* 5km a day? or 3*3km a day?
Must consider that muscle and joint will be strained if I overdo it.
dont overdo it though,because do u know that if u run more then 30 min in one day,the excess time u spent on running has no use.Originally posted by Einstein99:I ran 10km on Sat and it put me out of action for 4 days!
What is a good distance to cover every running session?
Maybe 2* 5km a day? or 3*3km a day?
Must consider that muscle and joint will be strained if I overdo it.
I used to cover 5 to 10km each time. However, due to work commitments, I'm unable to follow a strict regime of exercise and I neglected my body for 4 months!Originally posted by Lance_han:eh...slowly bah...try and get used 2-3km runs, then start increasing the distance and frequency of your running..![]()
u run alot.....Originally posted by Einstein99:I ran 10km on Sat and it put me out of action for 4 days!
What is a good distance to cover every running session?
Maybe 2* 5km a day? or 3*3km a day?
Must consider that muscle and joint will be strained if I overdo it.
Originally posted by Omega-broly:dont overdo it though,because do u know that if u run more then 30 min in one day,the excess time u spent on running has no use.
Don't! You're going to wear out your ligament if you're not using the correct technique to run.Originally posted by Einstein99:I ran 10km on Sat and it put me out of action for 4 days!
What is a good distance to cover every running session?
Maybe 2* 5km a day? or 3*3km a day?
Must consider that muscle and joint will be strained if I overdo it.
eh...hydroxycut huh???Originally posted by Einstein99:I used to cover 5 to 10km each time. However, due to work commitments, I'm unable to follow a strict regime of exercise and I neglected my body for 4 months!
Darn!!
I have some Hydroxycut with me. How much to take each day?
Then what do u suggest then? I'm rather free for this month and I can devote time to exercising.Originally posted by parn:Don't! You're going to wear out your ligament if you're not using the correct technique to run.
Alternatively, try swimming instead...at least 2km for each visit to the swimming pool.
Good luck.
40 nia lahOriginally posted by Einstein99:Then what do u suggest then? I'm rather free for this month and I can devote time to exercising.
The prob is whether my legs can take it anot.
And 2k swim is like 100 laps rite? WOW!
This website. Got many free tips. See how this guy lost 20 kg in 8 weeks and packing on muscles at rhe same time.Originally posted by Einstein99:I'm 1.7m and 67kg now!
I need to get back to 63kg.
Please give some useful suggestions.
The dilemma I have is, if I don't eat enough, no strength to run.
If I eat enough, then no dieting effect.
So how?