snowmonkey
Active Member
- Messages
- 40
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Thank you, really interesting to hear what has worked so well for you. I'm intending to up the dog walks to twice a day, then add resistance training a few times a week - so far it's been just one 30/40min a walk a day and diet. I can see the exercise needs to be ramped up.@Jemz @eggs11
Exercise regime ---> Do SOMETHING every day. 3-4 mile walk or similar run. Doesn't matter.. .whatever you are comfortable with... but don't over do it. Build up to it. I now run 2-3 times a week and walk the other days.
Also you should be properly hungry at least some of the time during the day (may be bad advice for T1s). I got into a unhealthy lifestyle where I was never hungry because I was always eating (mostly junk).
I lose around 2lb per week at the moment. That equates to about 7000 calories equivalent...or 1000 calories a day less than your recommended intake.
But a 3 mile walk adds 300 calories of demand, and a 5 mile run adds about 700 calories of demand
So really... it is really not so bad.
I tried the diet shakes... but they were not for me.
Thank you, really interesting to hear what has worked so well for you. I'm intending to up the dog walks to twice a day, then add resistance training a few times a week - so far it's been just one 30/40min a walk a day and diet. I can see the exercise needs to be ramped up.
For everyone, including none diabetics.sounds fine to be honest. somebody on the forum said 80% diet, 20% exercise. I think that is fair.. hard exercise stimulates hunger though (for me).
I am pinching your plans @eggs11 .... suit me just fine. ThanksThank you, really interesting to hear what has worked so well for you. I'm intending to up the dog walks to twice a day, then add resistance training a few times a week - so far it's been just one 30/40min a walk a day and diet. I can see the exercise needs to be ramped up.
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?
We use cookies and similar technologies for the following purposes:
Do you accept cookies and these technologies?