Wow, the importance of a good breakfast has really hit home for me today.
See, a couple of days ago we ran out of Weetbix, as it wasnt payday, I have to wait till tomorrow to replenish my breakfast. I normally have 4 biscuits, a banana and skim milk, thats my staple breakfast of champions.
The past couple of days, I have really only had a couple of bananas before going out riding. Yesterday, I did feel a little lathargic, but I persevered and completed my 20km in under an hour - just.
Today though, I couldnt do it, my muscles werent energized and I had to turn back, midway though, before I end up collapsing or something.
I felt devastated, but it has really hit home for me, how important it is to the bodies performance, to eat a good breakfast.
Just thought I'd share
On the plus side, after a month of healthy eating and excersise, I found out today my cholesterol has gone down from 6.9 to 5.7; my GP and I are happy
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Re: The importance of nutrition...
Postby cpical » Fri Oct 22, 2010 1:24 pm
Switch to full fat milk! Unless you are allergic to it.
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Re: The importance of nutrition...
Postby J-C90 » Fri Oct 22, 2010 2:45 pm
I ride 10km to work each morning before breakfast - just a cup of coffee before I jump on the bike!
I eat breakfast(muesli & a banana) once I get to work. I would start fading pretty quickly though if I didn't eat anything until lunch time.
I eat breakfast(muesli & a banana) once I get to work. I would start fading pretty quickly though if I didn't eat anything until lunch time.
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Re: The importance of nutrition...
Postby slackboy72 » Thu Oct 28, 2010 1:30 pm
I thought sex was the breakfast of champions?
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Re: The importance of nutrition...
Postby Wayfarer » Sun Oct 31, 2010 10:55 pm
I pity any fool who runs out of weetbix. At least you didnt defect to vita-brits or something weak like that.
What are these salesmen peddling?
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Re: The importance of nutrition...
Postby Marty Moose » Sun Oct 31, 2010 11:19 pm
Ahh the yes the days of vita brits just a distant memory now Bloody Gluten
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