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Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 2:34 pm
by Twxian
how long do i need to jog to get into the muscle burning zone i think that moi ish not buibui enough need to burn some muscle....

Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sat Feb 07, 2009 11:26 pm
by Sufian
if u really bui bui, about 2 mins. Haha
Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:44 am
by Steph_Parker
Twxian wrote:how long do i need to jog to get into the muscle burning zone i think that moi ish not buibui enough need to burn some muscle....

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how bui u want to get?
i need to burn some fats man.
Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 11:25 am
by shion1
It is indeed not easy to be eating clean 100% of the time, especially if friends or family around you are not supportive and probably think that you're some weirdo or health freak. I've got my fair share of stares and comments. A friend even questioned me if it is normal to be feeling hungry every 2-3 hrs, eating 4 eggs a day and eating so much meat that they say it is unhealthy.
It really takes a whole lot of discipline to stick to eating clean most of the time. I have my weakness for sweet stuff. Eating clean is never what I like but I like the results that it brings me. So I am really glad that I have a partner who shares the same lifestyle habits, which I find is a very good source of motivation and mutual support. Yes, I have a super disciplined husband.
Sometimes when I get out of control, I'll get that *what are heck are you eating?* glare from my husband which will immediately make me put whatever sinful food that I have picked up back onto the plate, especially when dining outside with friends.

I do cheat sometimes to be very frank, but sometimes when I see my husband's abs, it just brings me back on track again. Yes I get jealous of his abs cos I lost mine after childbirth. WTF

Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 1:46 pm
by galapogos
shion1 wrote:It is indeed not easy to be eating clean 100% of the time, especially if friends or family around you are not supportive and probably think that you're some weirdo or health freak. I've got my fair share of stares and comments. A friend even questioned me if it is normal to be feeling hungry every 2-3 hrs, eating 4 eggs a day and eating so much meat that they say it is unhealthy.
It really takes a whole lot of discipline to stick to eating clean most of the time. I have my weakness for sweet stuff. Eating clean is never what I like but I like the results that it brings me. So I am really glad that I have a partner who shares the same lifestyle habits, which I find is a very good source of motivation and mutual support. Yes, I have a super disciplined husband.
Sometimes when I get out of control, I'll get that *what are heck are you eating?* glare from my husband which will immediately make me put whatever sinful food that I have picked up back onto the plate, especially when dining outside with friends.

I do cheat sometimes to be very frank, but sometimes when I see my husband's abs, it just brings me back on track again. Yes I get jealous of his abs cos I lost mine after childbirth. WTF

Join us for 300 and get it back lor!

Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 1:53 pm
by gkhchay
like Xarope said it's a lifestyle change....
for myself it's a no-brainer - do i want to end up as stroke patients like my parents? NO!!! Do i want to be on statins & other medications that some friends my age (40s to 50s) are on?? NO WAY!!!
Do i want to lift & have an active lifestyle, enjoy my life till my Creator calls me home? Heck Yes!!
Once in a while i do indulge but that's just about it.... i try to eat clean 95% of the time.... and no, laksa, char kway teow, mee goreng & all the junk food don't appeal to me any more & neither do i have any cravings for them. The ONLY craving i have once in a few mths is some VERY GOOD HK dim sum.... that's just about it.
Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:16 pm
by Canuck eh
Is there really good HK dim sum to be found here?
Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:39 pm
by Bryan
Canuck eh wrote:Is there really good HK dim sum to be found here?
Red Star(Chin Swee), Happy Joint(bt merah), Dragon palace(Suntec), Tpy also have 1
SO when dim sum meetup??
Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 3:52 pm
by Derek
Cravings are interesting since everybody gets different ones. Could it be partially related to the type of training that you do? Ever since I added metabolic work into my strength training, I've lost my craving for all fast food and sugary treats. Even the McDonalds MacSpicy, a past favourite, doesn't get me up anymore. In fact I get queasy just looking at it.
Okay back to writing my assignment piece...
Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 10:17 pm
by gkhchay
Bryan wrote:Canuck eh wrote:Is there really good HK dim sum to be found here?
Red Star(Chin Swee), Happy Joint(bt merah), Dragon palace(Suntec), Tpy also have 1
SO when dim sum meetup??
no lah Bryan - those u mentioned all 3rd rate ones leh.. not really authentic HK stuff..
good ones i've tried - Asia Grand at Odeon Towers, Jade Palace (cant recall the exact name) at Wisma basement. Very authentic (chefs are fr HK - this one i can confirm cos the management are hongkies) but not cheap. not much MSG also...
Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 10:26 pm
by aaron
I KNOW WE GO EAT DIMSUM WHEN LOUIS GETS HIS GOLD, EVERYBODY COME QUICK....
THANK YOU LOUIS

Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 10:27 pm
by galapogos
gkhchay wrote:Bryan wrote:Canuck eh wrote:Is there really good HK dim sum to be found here?
Red Star(Chin Swee), Happy Joint(bt merah), Dragon palace(Suntec), Tpy also have 1
SO when dim sum meetup??
no lah Bryan - those u mentioned all 3rd rate ones leh.. not really authentic HK stuff..
good ones i've tried - Asia Grand at Odeon Towers, Jade Palace (cant recall the exact name) at Wisma basement. Very authentic (chefs are fr HK - this one i can confirm cos the management are hongkies) but not cheap. not much MSG also...
hokay nx time we go you treat hokay? THANKS UNKER CHAY!

Re: For those who are really eating healthy
Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 11:18 am
by M.Hunter
Walau right now im really eating dirty. Bread with peanut butter. Bread a bit mouldy i just pluck those parts out and eat. No choice ah fucking hungryyyyyyy.
Anyway bryan do you have the exact address of the one at bukit merah? i wanna try..