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  On 7/2/2012 at 9:15 AM, Clint_ZA said:

Does such a thing exist? Surely all are guestimates at best?

yes they are guestimates but the mind is a powerful thing and if your watch says you burnt 2500 calories your mind responds to that

Posted
  On 7/5/2012 at 5:13 AM, gummibear said:

Thanks rouxjtie

 

I run 3 times a week,cycle 3-4 times a week,swim twice a week and gym 5 days a week.

Daily calorie intake is about 1200-1300 and i am burning about 1800-3500 a day,depending on cycle distance.

 

Avg heart rate is about 70% except for interval work.

 

Just a quick question, why such a large calorie deficit? Aren't you feeling tired/lethargic at all? The general rule of thumb that I've heard is to not go more than 1000 cal deficit.

 

Obviously its working for you though, just curious how it's affecting you other than weight loss?

Posted
  On 7/5/2012 at 7:45 AM, Disylizzy said:

Just a quick question, why such a large calorie deficit? Aren't you feeling tired/lethargic at all? The general rule of thumb that I've heard is to not go more than 1000 cal deficit.

 

Obviously its working for you though, just curious how it's affecting you other than weight loss?

 

I actually have more energy now but i was tired and very sore to the first 2 weeks.I am eating 6 small meals a day and have some dried fruit on the bike.

Posted
  On 7/5/2012 at 8:00 AM, gummibear said:

I actually have more energy now but i was tired and very sore to the first 2 weeks.I am eating 6 small meals a day and have some dried fruit on the bike.

 

Cool, thanks for your feedback. It seems the multiple smaller meals throughout the day do the trick for a lot of people.

Posted (edited)
  On 7/5/2012 at 7:38 AM, fabes said:

what would a normal weight session consist of? And how long does it take to complete a session?

I do legs and chest together and will take about 50-55 minutes depending on what aerobics class is on ;).

 

 

Chest:

Push ups to warm up

15X5 sets

 

Bench Press

15X18kg

12X20kg

10X 30kg

8X30kg

6X40kg

4X55kg

15kg till i cant do anymore

 

Inclined Dumbbell press

15X12kg

12X18kg

10X 20kg

8X22kg

6X24kg

4X28kg

12kg till i cant do anymore

 

Dumbbell fly

15X8kg

12X10kg

10X 12kg

8X12kg

6X14kg

4X16kg

10kg till i cant do anymore

 

Cable fly

15X23kg

12X27kg

10X 30kg

8X30kg

6X42kg

4X52kg

23kg till i cant do anymore

 

Legs:

Leg Press on machine

 

15X75kg

12X87kg

10X 87kg

8X120kg

6X130kg

4X160kg

75kg till i cant do anymore

 

Leg extensions

15X37kg

12X47kg

10X52kg

8X52kg

6X52kg

4X68kg

37kg till i cant do anymore

 

Leg curls

15X37kg

12X47kg

10X 47kg

8X47kg

6X47kg

4X52kg

37kg till i cant do anymore

 

Calf raises on machine

15X68kg

12X75kg

10X 75kg

8X100kg

6X107kg

4X112kg

82kg till i cant do anymore

 

Calf raises standing with 30kg weights

15X

12X

10X

8X

6X

4X

last set till i cant do anymore

Edited by gummibear
Posted

esssh gummi do you work ?

 

seems you have 5 cardio sessions a week and 5 gym sessions ? do you train twice a day ?

Posted
  On 7/2/2012 at 1:34 PM, Cheese said:

I think you are talking kiloJoules here not Calories. To burn 1800 Calories in 90 minutes almost impossible in the gym and you need to be very fit to actually achieve this.

 

Nope fairly straight forward - 1000 - 1200 for an hour on the bike and 20 min on stair machine for the balance :)

Posted (edited)
  On 7/11/2012 at 7:32 AM, doris said:

esssh gummi do you work ?

 

seems you have 5 cardio sessions a week and 5 gym sessions ? do you train twice a day ?

 

I do 2X cardio on Tuesday and Thursday.Run or cycle in the morning and then swim in the afternoon,with weights.

I do gym Monday to Friday but that includes 2x Krav Maga sessions.

Sunday is a rest day.

Edited by gummibear
Posted
  On 7/12/2012 at 9:56 AM, doris said:

Nope fairly straight forward - 1000 - 1200 for an hour on the bike and 20 min on stair machine for the balance :)

1800 calories is 75% of an adult male's daily requirement - it wont burn off in an hour & a half otherwise no-one would ever have a weight problem.
Posted
  On 7/2/2012 at 1:34 PM, Cheese said:

I think you are talking kiloJoules here not Calories. To burn 1800 Calories in 90 minutes almost impossible in the gym and you need to be very fit to actually achieve this.

 

was thinking the same thing... if you burn +900 kCal in an hour you will know it and its not possible with gym work.

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