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<blockquote data-quote="sbr0001" data-source="post: 2073437" data-attributes="member: 508649"><p>I do competitive indoor rock climbing, so training 3-5 times a week which means also doing weight training/calisthenics type of exercises. Because rock climbing is quite intense and at times, strenuous, it doesn't make my blood sugars go down as often as you might think. A lot of the time I actually get that initial spike in sugars, which can be a bit frustrating. I would love to implement more cardio into my regime, but it's hard to find the time/willpower because it's just not that fun for me</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sbr0001, post: 2073437, member: 508649"] I do competitive indoor rock climbing, so training 3-5 times a week which means also doing weight training/calisthenics type of exercises. Because rock climbing is quite intense and at times, strenuous, it doesn't make my blood sugars go down as often as you might think. A lot of the time I actually get that initial spike in sugars, which can be a bit frustrating. I would love to implement more cardio into my regime, but it's hard to find the time/willpower because it's just not that fun for me [/QUOTE]
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