BRIENMALONE's Jul 2008 CalorieKing Blog
No Yak! + Soccer Team
Sunday, July 27th 2008
Hey! I'm happy to report that I had a yakless session with Rebecca on Friday *laugh*. After that horrible experience last week, I didn't know what to expect. We pushed through compound supersets (almost) at full speed. Considering that I only had 4 hours of sleep and didn't eat breakfast that morning, I was amazed that I had the energy to power through. I did fade toward the end so we had to skip the ab work, but I made it through the major stuff.Is it wrong to be disappointed that I wasn'...
Double Cardio... Every Day...
Thursday, July 24th 2008
"If I were overweight and I knew what I now know about fat loss, I would be doing cardio every day, possibly even twice a day, seven days a week until I was happy with my weight. Then and only thenwould I cut back to three days a week for maintenance" (Venuto, 2004, p.277).
I've had that quote in my head for the past week and just now found where it came from. It is worth noting that by "overweight", he doesn't mean obese. He's talking about something that could be ...
Strepping for fun and profit
Monday, July 14th 2008
I wish someone had warned me that pre-school was a flea market for diseases. My little boy and I picked up strep from his school a week and a half ago. It was the oddest thing. I was at work when suddenly something felt wrong. I drove home and within a few minutes was shivering beneath the covers with a 105 degree fever. My wife surprised me when she showed up an hour later with our poor little boy who was doing the same thing.Colin started antibiotics right away and was back on his feet i...
Potatoes not Prozac, revisited
Tuesday, July 1st 2008
I made a post on the www.burnthefatinnercircle.com back in December 2007, and every now and again, someone on the forum resurrects it. In the post, I described the bizarre psychological craving for sugar (wanting to want a sugar craving so you could get the feeling of having a craving satisfied.)Recently, several people posted their thoughts about the book Potatoes Not Prozac, which prompted me to go to my bookshelf and pick the book up and read it again.
I posted a reply to the old t...