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SenselessChiefsFan 12-01-2009 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Silock (Post 6309096)
It's actually just in my legs I'm trying to lose. My quads are so big that when I play soccer and make cuts, they push on my kneecap, which then hits my patellar tendon, causing pain.

Plus, I've gained 10 lbs of upper body muscle, and my overall weight is starting to make me feel a little bit slower than I used to be.

Could just be that you are getting old.:D

Silock 12-01-2009 04:43 PM

I considered that, too lol

I'm only 28, though. So far, I've dropped 6 of the 10 that I wanted to... I think it's made a small difference. May be all in my head. Once I hit my goal, I'll re-evaluate. Not like I'm lacking leg strength, anyway. Playing soccer all your life tends to give you gigantic legs whether you want them or not.

GordonGekko 12-01-2009 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by KCtotheSB (Post 6308891)
I've actually GAINED 12 lbs. from 150 to 162 since I got married in May. I can run a mile and a half in about 14 minutes. Thing is, I have absolutely no muscle and no desire to build any. I don't drink either....I just eat whatever I want.....but I think this increase in weight might be my metabolism screeching to a halt (I'm 25.)

I'm 25 too and I have definitely noticed the metabolism slowing thing as well. I have also noticed that now I hate to do cardio, whereas in the HS years i could run for hours and was in pretty decent shape; I ran track and CC. Cardio just sucks to do now, but it is very important to help increase metabolism. I read that sprinters doing hard cardio burn calories at an accelerated rate up to 3 days after the exercise! So the writing is on the wall there my friend, you and I probably need more cardio.

NewChief 12-01-2009 05:45 PM

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Originally Posted by GordonGekko (Post 6309298)
I'm 25 too and I have definitely noticed the metabolism slowing thing as well. I have also noticed that now I hate to do cardio, whereas in the HS years i could run for hours and was in pretty decent shape; I ran track and CC. Cardio just sucks to do now, but it is very important to help increase metabolism. I read that sprinters doing hard cardio burn calories at an accelerated rate up to 3 days after the exercise! So the writing is on the wall there my friend, you and I probably need more cardio.

It's sort of surprising that you're finding cardio so unpleasant. Many endurance type athletes start hitting their stride as they age. Maybe you should look into doing more endurance type cardio than sprinting? That being said, I actually do both, but I found that I had a much higher tolerance, mentally, for endurance/distance cardio as I aged. When I was young, I didn't have the patience to go for an 1.5-2 hour run. As I aged, it became like therapy.

GordonGekko 12-01-2009 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by NewPhin (Post 6309304)
It's sort of surprising that you're finding cardio so unpleasant. Many endurance type athletes start hitting their stride as they age. Maybe you should look into doing more endurance type cardio than sprinting? That being said, I actually do both, but I found that I had a much higher tolerance, mentally, for endurance/distance cardio as I aged. When I was young, I didn't have the patience to go for an 1.5-2 hour run. As I aged, it became like therapy.

I used to love running, but then I got into weight lifting more and added a lot of mass that I suppose just made running harder. I can still run if I want to for a pretty decent pace/time, but to run on a daily basis just shreds my patience.

Silock 12-01-2009 06:12 PM

Running for distance is fun, but only when you run a long way (like 8-10 miles at least). Shorter runs like 3-4 miles just piss me off.

BIG_DADDY 12-01-2009 06:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Silock (Post 6309183)
I considered that, too lol

I'm only 28, though. So far, I've dropped 6 of the 10 that I wanted to... I think it's made a small difference. May be all in my head. Once I hit my goal, I'll re-evaluate. Not like I'm lacking leg strength, anyway. Playing soccer all your life tends to give you gigantic legs whether you want them or not.

Eat more soy.

NewChief 12-01-2009 06:17 PM

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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY (Post 6309359)
Eat more soy.

I thought you were on the anti-soy kick? Or are you just kidding with your suggestion? Or is the anti-soy thing only for kids developing testosterone?

SenselessChiefsFan 12-01-2009 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Silock (Post 6309352)
Running for distance is fun, but only when you run a long way (like 8-10 miles at least). Shorter runs like 3-4 miles just piss me off.

I once ran for 347 miles.... but the police finally caught me.

BIG_DADDY 12-01-2009 06:21 PM

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Originally Posted by NewPhin (Post 6309363)
I thought you were on the anti-soy kick? Or are you just kidding with your suggestion? Or is the anti-soy thing only for kids developing testosterone?

Sarcasm, silock is a big soy guy. I'm just messing with him. I still remember that tofu taco recipe you gave me years ago with the shitaki mushrooms. Those things were the bomb. I would have never thought I would have liked them.

Silock 12-01-2009 07:00 PM

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Originally Posted by BIG_DADDY (Post 6309368)
Sarcasm, silock is a big soy guy. I'm just messing with him. I still remember that tofu taco recipe you gave me years ago with the shitaki mushrooms. Those things were the bomb. I would have never thought I would have liked them.

I wasn't ever "big" on it. I just said that the evidence suggests that some intake can be good for you. Sure, it has some health benefits, but you can get those health benefits other places. Too much negative evidence now. I ate it very sparingly before and now I never do.

Silock 12-01-2009 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by SensibleChiefsfan (Post 6309366)
I once ran for 347 miles.... but the police finally caught me.

Can't outrun the radio. That was in Forrest Gump, too, right? :)

BIG_DADDY 12-01-2009 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Silock (Post 6309416)
I wasn't ever "big" on it. I just said that the evidence suggests that some intake can be good for you. Sure, it has some health benefits, but you can get those health benefits other places. Too much negative evidence now. I ate it very sparingly before and now I never do.

I liked your last trip to the store. Good stuff.

YOu should get that recipe for those taco's, they're over the top.

Bunit 12-01-2009 08:47 PM

If your strength training eat/drink (preferably drink protein and car mix) 25% total body weight of carbs and protein in grams right before working out (If you choose to eat wait at least 90 minutes before working out).

After working out the ratio is 50% total body weight carbs and 25% protein. I started using waxy maize for a concentrated carb that I mix in with whey protein. You can also use a half and half ratio of maltodextrine and dextrose for the carbs as well.

Need carbs for insulin spike to tell your cells to uptake sugar which also brings in carbs, creatine, etc.

Silock 12-01-2009 10:03 PM

Unless you're trying to lose weight, in which case, you don't want to spike your insulin.


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