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<blockquote data-quote="Mbaker" data-source="post: 2019617" data-attributes="member: 256617"><p>I have played with meal timings which have had to fit in with being a chauffeur parent to athletic young ladies, a general family man and business networking / IT guy. So on my 2 meal a day-days I eat around midday and then around 16.00. For OMAD again around 15.45, 16:00. When going out for a meal I go for the earliest evening sitting around 17:00. I like a lot of time between eating and bed and not eating too close to 21:00 when the circadian rhythm is said to set in. If I smashed my workout, I call this a 700 calorie (by Fitbit measures) burn, then I will just walk after a meal. If I did between 400 - 500 calories then I will walk and do up to 1.5 minutes of weights in my home gym, but not more than one set barbell squats 15 x 110, barbell deadlifts either 2 x 140 for 5 reps or 20 x 105.</p><p></p><p>As you are OMAD, test yourself to see if you can workout after your meal, if not no problem. Don't be shy to mix and match 2 meals if you don't feel right.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mbaker, post: 2019617, member: 256617"] I have played with meal timings which have had to fit in with being a chauffeur parent to athletic young ladies, a general family man and business networking / IT guy. So on my 2 meal a day-days I eat around midday and then around 16.00. For OMAD again around 15.45, 16:00. When going out for a meal I go for the earliest evening sitting around 17:00. I like a lot of time between eating and bed and not eating too close to 21:00 when the circadian rhythm is said to set in. If I smashed my workout, I call this a 700 calorie (by Fitbit measures) burn, then I will just walk after a meal. If I did between 400 - 500 calories then I will walk and do up to 1.5 minutes of weights in my home gym, but not more than one set barbell squats 15 x 110, barbell deadlifts either 2 x 140 for 5 reps or 20 x 105. As you are OMAD, test yourself to see if you can workout after your meal, if not no problem. Don't be shy to mix and match 2 meals if you don't feel right. [/QUOTE]
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