In Fitness and in Health
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No idea. I don't log or count, I just don't drink sodas or juice, I'm careful about fruit, I don't do grains, and I never eat sweets. Mainly veggies, whole, pastured organic milk, pastured, organic meats, wild caught cold water fish.
Despite our disagreement about the theoretical underpinnings, that's probably not too far off what I'd do.
I don't have a problem with grains and fruit, and am more into low fat milk (but I understand there are benefits of full fat), but that's fiddling with the corners.
No, I'm not eating that clean right now. I do need to fix my diet.
As for milk, humans have adapted to drinking milk (see this article) about 7500 years ago.
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I have read that article, and it's only speaking of a few groups of human that retain lactose tolerance into adulthood. Since I'm apparently in that group, I drink it. The article sort of reminded me of Gus, Germs, and Steel, characterizing the adaptation as a competitive advantage.
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Skogg is no feckin' joke!!! Pretty sad my pregnant wife is doing it and barely breaking a sweat.
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Rode 25 miles today. Forgot how much I enjoy riding a bike. I know it's not optimal for burning fat, but it sets calories ablaze and is ridiculously fun. Came home and killed this Paleo meal.
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Any updates from you guys?
Virtual Skogg has changed it's format to a more Crossfit type schedule. He's posted 70 different workouts (I can only do 64 of them because six of them involve Crosscore and Stroops which I don't own…yet) that you do in order
It no longer goes by levels, so the weight and tempo are all up to you
Did the first one with a bell I probably shouldn't have been swinging for all 30 minutes, and I'm still sore three days later
If anyone's interested, they're running a promotion: $1 for 31 days coupon skogg2013
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I saw the promo and I'm sticking with the regular dvd's, running and eventually getting into DDP yoga.
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What's funny, is my pregnant wife has really gotten into Skogg. My 25 pound is still kicking my ass…
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Yep, I've been a Virtual Skogg member for 3-4 months now, so I was happy to see that email- $10 a month cheaper and the first month for a dollar. Score!
I love the flexibility of being able to use different weights to control the difficulty of a workout. Light and fast tempo for conditioning, heavy and slow for muscle development. Kettle bells are great, but Julie's not happy with the divots in the carpet from when I've dropped bells (and yes, I do the penalty push ups).
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Ugh, I hate Get Ups.
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TGU's are just so f'ing good for you though. Embrace those babies
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thanks for the tip on the promo Dougie, will check it out & report back.
