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Hey! How Do I Get Off This Thing? 12 Comments Monday, December 30th, 2013 The cookies are stale, the parties and gatherings are over, the holidays have come and gone for another year and the damage has been done.

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Hey! How Do I Get Off This Thing? – Robb Wolf

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Intermittent fasting is one of the simplest and most effective weight loss tools out there and it’s certainly something that should be part of your diet plan. To burn fat efficiently, dieting is a must so read the whole article to not miss out on this opportunity to learn about all the different methods of fasting!Are you a slave to your appetite?Well it should be the opposite!  You should be the master and in control of your appetite.Let’s take a look at how you can do it…intermittent-fasting-feedingYou can actually look at fasting as a form of training instead of just a dieting protocol.  There are a lot of benefits to fasting that are eerily similar to the benefits from exercise.…But that’s a discussion for another day. Today, I want to talk about why anyone would want to train to fast.  The reason to train to fast is the same to train for anything – To get better at it.Just like training for a sport, you put in the effort because you want to hit certain performance goals and experience that gratifying feeling of winning a game and owning that sport.  When you put in the effort into mastering the skill of fasting will help you hit your body composition goals AND give you the gratifying feeling of being able to eat big, satisfying meals in the process.Become the Fasting NinjaAs with any complex skill, I recommend working your way up to almost daily fasting.Now, you don’t have to do this.  Heck, you don’t have to fast at all.  But this eating structure will work for you extremely well if you are fan eating big meals. Just like training for anything else though, there comes a point of diminishing returns and after that the burnout.  You don’t want to exercise for ten hours a day because you’ll overtrain and probably get injured in the process. Similarly, you don’t want to overdo it with fasting because at some point, your body will fight back and you’ll experience several negative effects such as decreased energy levels and metabolic slowdown.However, when done right, when you are in that sweet spot of intermittent fasting, it’s the opposite.  You feel more energetic, enhance your fat metabolism, etc.The key is to work your way up to that sweet spot.  I favor the 16/8 fasting/feeding split suggested by Martin Berkhan from Lean Gains. For me, the easiest and most natural way to accomplish this split is to fast until noon or later and then eat my meals throughout the remainder of the day.Remember, intermittent fasting is supposed to simplify your life and give you a break from having to worry about food.  So there’s no need to be militant about the feeding window.  Sometimes I’ll feed between noon and 10pm.  Sometimes between 2pm and 8pm.  Once you become a fasting ninja, you just sort of go with the flow of your day without worrying about watching the clock.

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Muscle Pyramid — Intermittent Fasting for Newbies

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Ep 38 – Intermittent Fasting With Brad PilonJuly 16th, 2013 · CommentsTHE GARAGE WARRIOR PODCAST – EPISODE 38Intermittent Fasting With Brad Pilon (38.04)In this episode of The Garage Warrior Podcast, Tyler interviews Brad Pilon an intermittent fasting expert and creator of the best selling Eat Stop EatYou will learn: Brad’s Personal Transformation Going From 6 Meals A Day To Fasting Freedom The Top Intermittent Fasting Mistakes MOST People Make When Getting Started Why MOST Approaches To Intermittent Fasting Fail To Get Results The Fastest Way For You To Achieve Fasting Freedom In Your Life And more… PRESS PLAY NOW TO LISTENListen Now: Standard Podcasts: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download | Embeddable Player | Hits (Loading)&nbsp Category: Uncategorized

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Ep 38 – Intermittent Fasting With Brad Pilon | garagewarrior

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Hello everyone and TGIF! I hope y’all had a great 4th of July! Hubby and I went to Peacock Park in Coconut Grove with a few friends to watch the fireworks. The park was filled with people! Earlier in the day I did a 4 mile run (at 4pm in the wretched heat..ugh!) and then I performed a quick HIIT session that consisted of: 4 sets of: 100 single unders (jump rope) 25 wall ball shots 25 air squats I’ve been incorporating HIIT sessions into my workouts because proponents believe that it can make you a faster runner

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Eat Stop Eat | The Fasting Diet | Intermittent Fasting | Brad PilonEat Stop Eat is the ultimate carb cycling diet. It’s also the ultimate protein cycling, calorie cycling, fat cycling, sodium cycling diet you will ever try. Here are some of the great benefits that Eat Stop Eat can offer you: You don’t have to worry about food all day. Eating every three hours, cycling your protein and your carbs, measuring your glycemic index, I don’t think any of these things are needed for solid long lasting weight loss. With Eat Stop Eat you can forget about all of these obsessive compulsive eating habits.Your metabolism will not slow down and you will not go into “starvation mode”

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| E-mail| PrintLast week Thursday I posted this blog about Intermittent Fasting. In it, I mentioned that there are lot’s of weight loss systems out there that work. More often than not, it’s about picking ONE system, following it, and sticking with it long enough to actually see some results.I also gave the link to Precision Nutrition’s founder, Dr John Berardi and his free e-book which gives a lot of information about IF, some different IF approaches, and Dr Berardi’s personal feedback on his successes and struggles with it.On Friday, I posted a follow up blog that gave some reasons why IF probably isn’t ideal for everyone and why.  I also briefly spoke about why I am trying it out myself.So then, which IF methods AM I trying and how is it going?It’s going slowly. Very slowly.

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My results with Intermittent Fasting. (So far) – Real [Fit] Life

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Before you start IF I recommend you reading my experience, since it might be a scary experience just dwelling into it and not knowing whats going on, like it happened to me. As many of you know, I’ve practiced various methods of Intermittent Fasting (IF) for the greater part of the last half a year. I’ve used Ori Hofmekler’s The Warrior Diet,Brad Pilon’s Eat Stop Eat and eventually I created a few variations of my own.All in all, throughout my time spent Intermittent Fasting I’ve learned a great deal, experienced great results for the six pack abs, and thoroughly enjoyed myself while doing it.Recently, however, I gave it up for now. Its a great tool to have in your physique building tool box but this is why I gave it up:I write the benefits and side effects I experienced, but the side effects out weight the benefits in my opinion:benefits:- 10 pounds of fat lost during 14 days.- I got incredibly vasculine and shredded, easy to loose fat with little or without cardio.-

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Read This Before You Attempt Intermittent Fasting! Woman, Food …

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