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CalvinHobbes

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  1. I started this morning. Where I am I don't have a scale or even a tape measure, so sadly I won't be able to track progress and see results like Kishi did in one week, but it's all good.

    I didn't have any trouble waiting until noon to break my fast--it was almost more natural than cooking as soon as I woke up. I worked out last night with my CrossFit trainer how I can have 3 full rest days a week.

    Only thing I didn't plan--I haven't purchased BCAAs. Gonna order it today, hopefully will be here by next week.

    Does everyone work out fasted? I have a crazy schedule sometimes so I'm not sure that it'll be possible to always work out fasted--most of the time it will be though.

  2. Of course you're welcome here! This is probably the most welcome place I've ever been..

    For push-ups, I started off not able to do any either, and like, 2 on my knees, but they were terrible. Steve posted a while back http://nerdfitness.com/blog/2011/02/15/proper-push-up/ which explains a progression to doing push-ups (this page is where I actually found NF). I started right at the beginning with wall pushups, then incline, etc., and have really seen progress.

    Not sure about the ab exercise you're talking about, sorry!

  3. I had this problem as well--I've dropped the weight back for a few sessions (but my 1RM is a lot lower than where you are), had to ditch the ball too. I went back up to heavy weights last night actually and was more successful. At CrossFit they think I might have been more successful because I got back to being comfortable at the lower weights and I've been doing MWODs.

  4. As a type-1 diabetic you definitely need to be careful when cutting out sugar--you will probably see a huge decrease in the amount of insulin you need. If you're on a pump then it should be easier because you can temp-basal, take your pump off, etc. If you're on Lantus then I'd slowly cut back on how much you're eating. Lastly, if you're on a sliding scale, call your diabetes educator/endo and confirm the amount of carbs they want you eating daily and edit it to what you want with them and decreasing your insulin.

  5. I saw on one of those TV shows some personal trainer who purposefully gained a large amount of weight so he could be more credible to his clients...

    Anyways, back to you, I think it's great that you are going to get back on track, and in a few months lead all of us without certifications in the right direction! Congrats to you!

    PS...sorry about the broken leg...I'm suffering through a broken foot now and it sucks! Can't imagine my whole leg...

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