Looks good to me. Last statement is very true!
My early weight loss success was mostly accomplished by embracing the Paleo diet and I saw significant initial improvement by changing my diet alone with little focus on exercise, calories or macro nutrient content. As I began to reach plateau points I began to track caloric and carbohydrate consumption out of interest and started using exercise to ensure I was maintaining a daily net calorie balance that resulted in weight and fat loss.
After experimenting with training over the past 4 months I have refined my approach and settled on a 80-10-10 plan.
80% of my training is at low heart rate - (slow running and walking/hiking) - 3 to 5 hours per week..
10% Interval training - (all out effort sprinting at the track or hill repeats) - 1 to 2 X per week
10% Heavy Lifting of Circuit training - (push maximum effort) - 1 to 2 X per week
It is true that you can't out exercise a poor diet, but I believe that exercise can play a critical role when you reach those sticking points in your weight loss journey. It would be interesting to hear from others regarding your views on the importance of exercise in your Paleo/Primal experience.
Last edited by canuck416; 07-21-2012 at 10:03 AM.
Looks good to me. Last statement is very true!
Starting Weight: 208 lbs
Current Weight: 177 lbs
Well-behaved women rarely make history : Laurel Thatcher Ulrich
My New Primal Journal : http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum...tml#post821642
My 1st Primal Journal (including travel journal of Africa) http://www.marksdailyapple.com/forum...back-to-Africa
I think exercise is fun, so that makes life easy/good.
primal/paleo is great because you have: great food, great fun (exercise), and great sleep. Add good company and that's the recipe for a great life.![]()