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That’s why it’s important to make exercise a lifelong habit. Diet to lose the weight, exercise to keep it off. To some extent you always need to manage your ca
by projectazorian 4y ago
That’s why it’s important to make exercise a lifelong habit. Diet to lose the weight, exercise to keep it off.
To some extent you always need to manage your caloric intake of course - but if you exercise regularly, the occasional indulgence isn’t a big deal.
- sharken 4y agoAn overlooked benefit of exercising, is that if you are eating unhealthy or eating too much, then you will instantly know it when exercising. Running is quite good for this, it will tell you how things are going, far better than any scale.
- wreath 4y ago100% I noticed that when Im not working out I have poor food choices and when I eat like crap I avoid training or it’s a lot more unpleasant than it should be. Also training results in physiological changes that help losing fat and be generally healthy. Just make sure you’re not losing too much muscle size with the fat.
- scarface74 4y agoThis was definitely not true for me. When I was an active runner, I ate like crap and still did pretty well.
- abnercoimbre 4y agoYeah, even when I pig out on fried chicken and burgers I still lose weight. But I run three miles four times a week.
- projectazorian 4y agoYeah for this reason a mix of cardio and weight training is essential. Or at least time your runs. When I eat poorly I can still do my usual 5K with no trouble, and I often don’t even feel any slower, but the timer doesn’t lie…