Drinking Alcohol while training?
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I would NEVER preach that anyone quits drinking while training, because I certainly don't practice it myself.
However, there are a lot of studies showing that alcohol significantly effects your ability to burn fat and grow muscle. Not to mention that they're totally useless, empty calories and it's pretty difficult to get an instense workout with a hangover.
I still drink though, accepting the fact that it's ultimately going to slow down my progress.
However, there are a lot of studies showing that alcohol significantly effects your ability to burn fat and grow muscle. Not to mention that they're totally useless, empty calories and it's pretty difficult to get an instense workout with a hangover.
I still drink though, accepting the fact that it's ultimately going to slow down my progress.
hey if your are willing to be tortured by the Baptists at the pearly gates....
sheesh
good luck with that!
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dude- if you go drink and kill you diet, you can't blame me. and if you skip drinking and think you are suffering you cant blame me.
relas-- hook up with Marko and he will teach you a few tricks.
FF
sheesh
good luck with that!
ahahahhaaah
dude- if you go drink and kill you diet, you can't blame me. and if you skip drinking and think you are suffering you cant blame me.
relas-- hook up with Marko and he will teach you a few tricks.
FF
I have to keep myself in check with how often I drink. I end up eating late at night to soak up all the booze then feel awful the next day from booze & food and no energy to exercise.
That said, I love my cider, Mojito's and Sangria (not all together!) I just try not to over do it.
Go out and have some fun with your friends!!!
That said, I love my cider, Mojito's and Sangria (not all together!) I just try not to over do it.
Go out and have some fun with your friends!!!
When I was a police officer, and performed a traffic stop, and asked the driver, how much they had to drink, nearly every driver (like 8 out of 10 who has consumed) say a "couple", LOL. Everyones definition of a "couple" are different.
So when you say you have a "couple" is this "really" just two?
Any hoot, have some good times, but try to keep it in moderation. You can reach your goals if you are smart with it in your goal path.
ROCK IT!
Chillen
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I have to keep myself in check with how often I drink. I end up eating late at night to soak up all the booze then feel awful the next day from booze & food and no energy to exercise.
That said, I love my cider, Mojito's and Sangria (not all together!) I just try not to over do it.
Go out and have some fun with your friends!!!
Nothing beats homemade Sangria in the summer!
AnthonyS
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yeah but you can still have a life, its very rarely i go out and my friends have asked me soo, think im going to go out and just work twice as hard the following morning, and i ment around bout 5 / 6 pints or something.. nothing too bad
spenca as you come from the northeast of england i doubt it will be just a couple
Ive gone from 1 extreme to the other i used to drink ahelluva lot and now nearly nothing (except expensive red wine) therfore cutting my chances of affording it.
If you`re training my advice would be not to drink.
Its like 1 step forward and 2 steps back its the devils brew you`ll go to hell hahaha.
Do cocaine instead its much more user friendly
Ive gone from 1 extreme to the other i used to drink ahelluva lot and now nearly nothing (except expensive red wine) therfore cutting my chances of affording it.
If you`re training my advice would be not to drink.
Its like 1 step forward and 2 steps back its the devils brew you`ll go to hell hahaha.
Do cocaine instead its much more user friendly
In my view. If one wants their personal goals "bad enough" they WILL do what "it takes" to get this accomplished.
If its eliminating alcohol, so be it.
If its eliminating bad habits, so be it. SEEK the tools undyingly to combat them, and one will win.
Bottom Line: If you want it, you will do what it takes.
Best regards,
Chillen
If its eliminating alcohol, so be it.
If its eliminating bad habits, so be it. SEEK the tools undyingly to combat them, and one will win.
Bottom Line: If you want it, you will do what it takes.
Best regards,
Chillen
Do cocaine instead its much more user friendly
LOL well I dont' have a hangover but I'm dead from cardiac arrest and I'm broke.
Fair play, just be carefull if you've stayed of the booze for a while that you havn't lost your tolerance. 5/6 would have been nothing to me last year, now I've turned into a right lightweight.
On plus side since I drink a lot less, I can afford to drink nicer beer!
Do cocaine instead its much more user friendly
Im trying to keep that in moderation aswell
Toooo ****ing expensive!
Seriously?