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Forums > Stand Up Paddle General

How "Primal" changed my SUP life

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Created by supthecreek > 9 months ago, 9 Apr 2013
62mac
WA, 24860 posts
12 Apr 2013 1:50PM
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Thanks guy's I'm looking at dropping another 5 kgs but finding it hard,still training the same 6 hours in the gym and surfing around 6 hours per week.

GizzieNZ
4103 posts
12 Apr 2013 2:01PM
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GizzieNZ said...
Forty Three pages devoted to this topic on the stand up zone......I think they might have already said all there is to say.....do we need to go there?
www.standupzone.com/forum/index.php?topic=10306.0


Extremely funny how the "redthumbers" seem unable to reply to my quite simple query

wavelength
1195 posts
12 Apr 2013 3:52PM
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62mac said...
Thanks guy's I'm looking at dropping another 5 kgs but finding it hard,still training the same 6 hours in the gym and surfing around 6 hours per week.


Easily fixed Mac. I'd suggest a nice 12'6 SUP and a few regular sessions will be the perfect complement to the good work you are already doing.

Scotty88
4214 posts
12 Apr 2013 4:39PM
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wavelength said...
62mac said...
Thanks guy's I'm looking at dropping another 5 kgs but finding it hard,still training the same 6 hours in the gym and surfing around 6 hours per week.


Easily fixed Mac. I'd suggest a nice 12'6 SUP and a few regular sessions will be the perfect complement to the good work you are already doing.


Yeh Mac, get down the creek with Jacko, LL and Teatree's nephew.
5am start.
That 5 kegs will be off in 2 weeks.

paddlejac
WA, 36 posts
12 Apr 2013 4:43PM
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GizzieNZ said...
GizzieNZ said...
Forty Three pages devoted to this topic on the stand up zone......I think they might have already said all there is to say.....do we need to go there?
www.standupzone.com/forum/index.php?topic=10306.0


Extremely funny how the "redthumbers" seem unable to reply to my quite simple query


Well if we can have 43 pages of 'Sexy SUP girl photos' then I'd say why not with a thread that could actually make a difference in peoples lives. There's already been a lot of good and inspiring info here and we're only on page two...

GizzieNZ
4103 posts
12 Apr 2013 4:52PM
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paddlejac said...
GizzieNZ said...
GizzieNZ said...
Forty Three pages devoted to this topic on the stand up zone......I think they might have already said all there is to say.....do we need to go there?
www.standupzone.com/forum/index.php?topic=10306.0


Extremely funny how the "redthumbers" seem unable to reply to my quite simple query


Well if we can have 43 pages of 'Sexy SUP girl photos' then I'd say why not with a thread that could actually make a difference in peoples lives. There's already been a lot of good and inspiring info here and we're only on page two...


a very valid point of view lol

GizzieNZ
4103 posts
12 Apr 2013 4:54PM
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and much more communicative than a red thumb

62mac
WA, 24860 posts
12 Apr 2013 5:52PM
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wavelength said...
62mac said...
Thanks guy's I'm looking at dropping another 5 kgs but finding it hard,still training the same 6 hours in the gym and surfing around 6 hours per week.


Easily fixed Mac. I'd suggest a nice 12'6 SUP and a few regular sessions will be the perfect complement to the good work you are already doing.


I wouldn't mind one dropped another kabout to put 5 on,footy,beers and pizza night,oh well[}:)]I can't be clean 7 days

supthecreek
2681 posts
12 Apr 2013 10:40PM
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GrizzieNZ...Extremely funny how the "redthumbers" seem unable to reply to my quite simple query
it seemed like a rhetorical question posed to other "Breezers" about the value of this thread.


Rednumbers will say this:
Threads with little interest fade quickly after a few posts...
Threads that attract a lot of interested reply's seem to live on for a while.

On the Zone... the "Primal" thread has been going since February 2, 2011
It has informed many people... including myself, about a subject that has huge positive impact.
I had never heard of "Primal" until I saw it on the Zone... and it changed my life. I am VERY glad it stayed alive for 54,000 views.

We use the thread to talk about food, nutrition, recipes, results and good vibes about our food stoke. It is as informative now as it was in 2011. New people jump in, keep it fresh and lots of people benefit.


I said it earlier... I have had a lifetime of crappy "diets"... most of my life has been spent eating crummy food and exercising with no meaningful results. I have surfed daily for 48 years and kept getting bigger... I maxed out at 138 kg... still surfing everyday. That SUCKS.

Primal works... it is easy... it is VERY healthy...
To me, it is not a "diet"... it is simply a guideline for proper nutrition and healthy life.

my only purpose here is to pass this on to others like me...

It is impossible to overstate how important the thread on the "Zone" has been to me.
I did not suddenly find "willpower" or motivation... I simply found the the right path.

I will post a picture of me that I NEVER let anyone see... it is horrifying and does not seem possible that it is me.... but it was me at 138 kg (305 lbs) vs yesterday... true, I did not come all that way on "Primal"... but it shows you what I was up against.... and "Primal" will keep that from ever happening again. If I can pass that on to someone... I am happy for them. That is all... I get NO pleasure in posting sad pictures of myself... but I am willing to, if it helps ONE person.

I will include some some shots of me on my longboard at 138 Kg... because it shows that I was NOT just another "fat guy" bobbing in the surf... I charged every day... but it did not keep me from getting fat.... Primal did that.

I'm done explaining... please jump in with your experiences





62mac
WA, 24860 posts
13 Apr 2013 4:36AM
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supthecreek I'm following this thread with interest and thanks for sharing your story with use.

Surfing carrying all that excise weight must have felt crap compared to your current weight,I found just dropping 5 kgs made me feel like a spring chicken now I've dropped
13 I'm alive again.As you have said its not a diet its a lifestyle change.Great longboard photos too btw,ripping mate.A few of my friends in the longboard forum could do with reading this thread.Thanks again.

mikerosekids
NSW, 13 posts
13 Apr 2013 9:16AM
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Hi Creek
I first saw this thread on the Zone and I am considering Paleo/Primal
Giving up the ciggys 4 years ago and turning 45 this year with a diet that consisted on a lot of Carbs is my biggest obstacle.
Im just starting to wrap my head around this but I feel I Should for my Wife and young kids as well as myself.
It will be tough Im sure
Creek your story is pretty inspirational Well done Mate

Cheers Mike

vanders1
QLD, 3809 posts
14 Apr 2013 1:13AM
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Thanks firstly to mac for telling me about this thread & secondly to supthecreek for initiating the topic, I'm seriously looking at initiating this into my lifestyle, biggest challenge for me is that as part of my job I spend a lot of time traveling & entertaining clients so it'll be interesting to read further into the meals & foods & try to relate that to what's commonly available in restaurants etc & what I can take with me on my travels.

Anyway a big thanks again to all the contributors & let's keep it going.

P.s. supthecreek you need to jump over into the longboarding forum, looks like you've got some talent to share.

GizzieNZ
4103 posts
14 Apr 2013 9:56AM
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GizzieNZ said...
Coopers not considered very classy over here....but Speights on the other hand is most excellent


Oh no....now I am getting redthumbed for saying that speights is better than coopers.....it is! Trust me on this one.......speights is a reasonably well brewed beer"...there is no good opinion about aussie beer in giz

GizzieNZ
4103 posts
14 Apr 2013 10:03AM
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supthecreek said...
GrizzieNZ...Extremely funny how the "redthumbers" seem unable to reply to my quite simple query
it seemed like a rhetorical question posed to other "Breezers" about the value of this thread.


Rednumbers will say this:
Threads with little interest fade quickly after a few posts...
Threads that attract a lot of interested reply's seem to live on for a while.

On the Zone... the "Primal" thread has been going since February 2, 2011
It has informed many people... including myself, about a subject that has huge positive impact.
I had never heard of "Primal" until I saw it on the Zone... and it changed my life. I am VERY glad it stayed alive for 54,000 views.

We use the thread to talk about food, nutrition, recipes, results and good vibes about our food stoke. It is as informative now as it was in 2011. New people jump in, keep it fresh and lots of people benefit.


I said it earlier... I have had a lifetime of crappy "diets"... most of my life has been spent eating crummy food and exercising with no meaningful results. I have surfed daily for 48 years and kept getting bigger... I maxed out at 138 kg... still surfing everyday. That SUCKS.

Primal works... it is easy... it is VERY healthy...
To me, it is not a "diet"... it is simply a guideline for proper nutrition and healthy life.

my only purpose here is to pass this on to others like me...

It is impossible to overstate how important the thread on the "Zone" has been to me.
I did not suddenly find "willpower" or motivation... I simply found the the right path.

I will post a picture of me that I NEVER let anyone see... it is horrifying and does not seem possible that it is me.... but it was me at 138 kg (305 lbs) vs yesterday... true, I did not come all that way on "Primal"... but it shows you what I was up against.... and "Primal" will keep that from ever happening again. If I can pass that on to someone... I am happy for them. That is all... I get NO pleasure in posting sad pictures of myself... but I am willing to, if it helps ONE person.

I will include some some shots of me on my longboard at 138 Kg... because it shows that I was NOT just another "fat guy" bobbing in the surf... I charged every day... but it did not keep me from getting fat.... Primal did that.

I'm done explaining... please jump in with your experiences








I presume you have made quite a few postings on this subject on the zone...I fall back to my original point.
If you have voiced your opinions on the zone already......why must we endure the tedious prospect of you repeating yourself over & over

wavelength
1195 posts
14 Apr 2013 10:37AM
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GizzieNZ said...

I presume you have made quite a few postings on this subject on the zone...I fall back to my original point.
If you have voiced your opinions on the zone already......why must we endure the tedious prospect of you repeating yourself over & over


Reading this thread and participating is optional Gizzie... you can always just let those who are interested follow it. I'm enjoying it (but then I have about six to eight kilos to lose and I have a fit mate who reckons primal is even working for him. So I've heard good stuff from another source). I've seen some great posts from Supthecreek here and in The Zone, including lots of good stuff on board length and volume and a really lovely pic of him and his daughter with a friend who needed care to help with his illness (i think that was on a cool thread about where we spend our workdays..). Let good people have their say. That's what forums are for. Besides there are plenty of OFBs in the Breeze who might gets something good out of what Supthecreek has to say or some of the fresh comments/viewpoints from other Breezers. Cheers mate, Dave

GizzieNZ
4103 posts
14 Apr 2013 11:01AM
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wavelength said...
GizzieNZ said...

I presume you have made quite a few postings on this subject on the zone...I fall back to my original point.
If you have voiced your opinions on the zone already......why must we endure the tedious prospect of you repeating yourself over & over


Reading this thread and participating is optional Gizzie... you can always just let those who are interested follow it. I'm enjoying it (but then I have about six to eight kilos to lose and I have a fit mate who reckons primal is even working for him. So I've heard good stuff from another source). I've seen some great posts from Supthecreek here and in The Zone, including lots of good stuff on board length and volume and a really lovely pic of him and his daughter with a friend who needed care to help with his illness (i think that was on a cool thread about where we spend our workdays..). Let good people have their say. That's what forums are for. Besides there are plenty of OFBs in the Breeze who might gets something good out of what Supthecreek has to say or some of the fresh comments/viewpoints from other Breezers. Cheers mate, Dave


Okay I will refrain from making any further postings on this topic........but my opinion remains firmly in the belief that ho hum.....the whole topic has been done many many times before

wavelength
1195 posts
14 Apr 2013 11:12AM
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GizzieNZ said...
wavelength said...
GizzieNZ said...

I presume you have made quite a few postings on this subject on the zone...I fall back to my original point.
If you have voiced your opinions on the zone already......why must we endure the tedious prospect of you repeating yourself over & over


Reading this thread and participating is optional Gizzie... you can always just let those who are interested follow it. I'm enjoying it (but then I have about six to eight kilos to lose and I have a fit mate who reckons primal is even working for him. So I've heard good stuff from another source). I've seen some great posts from Supthecreek here and in The Zone, including lots of good stuff on board length and volume and a really lovely pic of him and his daughter with a friend who needed care to help with his illness (i think that was on a cool thread about where we spend our workdays..). Let good people have their say. That's what forums are for. Besides there are plenty of OFBs in the Breeze who might gets something good out of what Supthecreek has to say or some of the fresh comments/viewpoints from other Breezers. Cheers mate, Dave


Okay I will refrain from making any further postings on this topic........but my opinion remains firmly in the belief that ho hum.....the whole topic has been done many many times before


Just as happy to see you keep stirring the pot and calling em as you see em if you want to! I've been enjoying all the great pics/posts you send in, here and in the LB room. And the Hokua info. I had a 9'5 and traded it on the 10'6.5 Nalu. Shoulda kept them both, that would be my ideal surf combo...... Anyway - cheers, Dave

wavelength
1195 posts
14 Apr 2013 11:40AM
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EvilScotty said...
Great work supthecreek, I also have adopted a paleo lifestyle. I don't call it a diet as I am not doing it short term as dieting sometimes implies. I have been eating this way for 18 mths and did so not losing weight but to get my panic disorder and out of control anxiety under control. It worked so I have stuck with it and my health is the best it has ever been. The easy weight loss is great also.
There are plenty of people that poo-poo living this way but it works and given the obesity epidemic and the amount of money people spend yearly on quick fixes maybe something as simple as eating clean is the way forward.
Sorry for the hijack and again well done supthecreek


Hey EvilScotty... great to hear it helped with the anxiety - why do you think that is?? Was it the processed food or maybe caffeine/alcohol that were factors? I know I like to self medicate with a few beers at the end of most days and then gee myself up with a couple of strong coffees in the morning. I am sure that, in my case, contributes to a mild case of the heebie jeebies now and then. It's interesting to hear about some of the potential psychological benefits as well as the physical ones.

GizzieNZ
4103 posts
14 Apr 2013 12:22PM
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wavelength said...
GizzieNZ said...
wavelength said...
GizzieNZ said...

I presume you have made quite a few postings on this subject on the zone...I fall back to my original point.
If you have voiced your opinions on the zone already......why must we endure the tedious prospect of you repeating yourself over & over


Reading this thread and participating is optional Gizzie... you can always just let those who are interested follow it. I'm enjoying it (but then I have about six to eight kilos to lose and I have a fit mate who reckons primal is even working for him. So I've heard good stuff from another source). I've seen some great posts from Supthecreek here and in The Zone, including lots of good stuff on board length and volume and a really lovely pic of him and his daughter with a friend who needed care to help with his illness (i think that was on a cool thread about where we spend our workdays..). Let good people have their say. That's what forums are for. Besides there are plenty of OFBs in the Breeze who might gets something good out of what Supthecreek has to say or some of the fresh comments/viewpoints from other Breezers. Cheers mate, Dave


Okay I will refrain from making any further postings on this topic........but my opinion remains firmly in the belief that ho hum.....the whole topic has been done many many times before


Just as happy to see you keep stirring the pot and calling em as you see em if you want to! I've been enjoying all the great pics/posts you send in, here and in the LB room. And the Hokua info. I had a 9'5 and traded it on the 10'6.5 Nalu. Shoulda kept them both, that would be my ideal surf combo...... Anyway - cheers, Dave


GizzieNZ
4103 posts
14 Apr 2013 12:23PM
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oops I said I wouldn't

gregc
VIC, 1299 posts
14 Apr 2013 2:50PM
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I reckon as you age you should adopt what works for you. Be that a full Paleo lifestyle, Primal, Atkins, Vegan etc etc.

We seem too quick to judge other peoples approaches to things and not give them the room to decide how they want to live.

Just my thoughts on it. Supthecreek has found something that works for him as had Evil Scotty. Personally I just wish Evil Scotty would whack on a few KGs so I could get closer to beating him in the Time Trials.

NiteHawk
43 posts
14 Apr 2013 5:05PM
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I haven't ever thought too much about what I eat as I'm not over-weight.
The most thought I've put into food is when I look at it I think,
[i"]Well,there's a shiit I haven't had yet"[/i]
But after reading this post I have thought of modifying my diet.
As prevention is better then a cure.

SUPingCaveman
NSW, 111 posts
14 Apr 2013 7:31PM
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wavelength said...
EvilScotty said...
Great work supthecreek, I also have adopted a paleo lifestyle. I don't call it a diet as I am not doing it short term as dieting sometimes implies. I have been eating this way for 18 mths and did so not losing weight but to get my panic disorder and out of control anxiety under control. It worked so I have stuck with it and my health is the best it has ever been. The easy weight loss is great also.
There are plenty of people that poo-poo living this way but it works and given the obesity epidemic and the amount of money people spend yearly on quick fixes maybe something as simple as eating clean is the way forward.
Sorry for the hijack and again well done supthecreek


Hey EvilScotty... great to hear it helped with the anxiety - why do you think that is?? Was it the processed food or maybe caffeine/alcohol that were factors? I know I like to self medicate with a few beers at the end of most days and then gee myself up with a couple of strong coffees in the morning. I am sure that, in my case, contributes to a mild case of the heebie jeebies now and then. It's interesting to hear about some of the potential psychological benefits as well as the physical ones.




Hi,
I actually dropped caffeine and alcohol before starting paleo. The first time that I had tried any alcohol after the big attacks started it immediately took me back to that same feeling, so out it went. I also read somewhere that caffeine, being a stimulant, can "bring on" the same feelings so again out it went. This went some way to helping but then I did more reading and found opinions from others that gluten can feed the anxiety.
www.freefromgluten.com/blogs/health-and-welness/2862472-gluten-intolerance-and-depression-anxiety-and-other-psychological-problems
Now there are going to be people out there that will call shenanigans on these types of articles as they are not endorsed by scientific research, dieticians etc.
I don't give a crap. It works for me so I will be sticking to it. I have not been tested for gluten intolerance or celiac but I do know that since I have been gluten free I have been able to go out in public, play with my son, take up SUP and compete. All of these things I was not able to do.
Anyway if you would like to know more I started writing a blog about my experiences. It is called The Anxious Caveman (http://anxiouscaveman.wordpress.com/) and I find that it is good therapy to get my feelings out there and to hopefully help others in my position or worse.
I am pretty brutal on myself at times but hopefully you may find it funny also.
Thanks for the positive comments

SUPingCaveman
NSW, 111 posts
14 Apr 2013 7:32PM
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gregc said...
I reckon as you age you should adopt what works for you. Be that a full Paleo lifestyle, Primal, Atkins, Vegan etc etc.

We seem too quick to judge other peoples approaches to things and not give them the room to decide how they want to live.

Just my thoughts on it. Supthecreek has found something that works for him as had Evil Scotty. Personally I just wish Evil Scotty would whack on a few KGs so I could get closer to beating him in the Time Trials.



Thanks Greg, no chance of the extra kg's going back on, sorry. I am now ramping up the training and you are not going to like my latest purchase. I should have it for the first winter TT

wavelength
1195 posts
14 Apr 2013 8:03PM
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EvilScotty said...
wavelength said...
EvilScotty said...
Great work supthecreek, I also have adopted a paleo lifestyle. I don't call it a diet as I am not doing it short term as dieting sometimes implies. I have been eating this way for 18 mths and did so not losing weight but to get my panic disorder and out of control anxiety under control. It worked so I have stuck with it and my health is the best it has ever been. The easy weight loss is great also.
There are plenty of people that poo-poo living this way but it works and given the obesity epidemic and the amount of money people spend yearly on quick fixes maybe something as simple as eating clean is the way forward.
Sorry for the hijack and again well done supthecreek


Hey EvilScotty... great to hear it helped with the anxiety - why do you think that is?? Was it the processed food or maybe caffeine/alcohol that were factors? I know I like to self medicate with a few beers at the end of most days and then gee myself up with a couple of strong coffees in the morning. I am sure that, in my case, contributes to a mild case of the heebie jeebies now and then. It's interesting to hear about some of the potential psychological benefits as well as the physical ones.




Hi,
I actually dropped caffeine and alcohol before starting paleo. The first time that I had tried any alcohol after the big attacks started it immediately took me back to that same feeling, so out it went. I also read somewhere that caffeine, being a stimulant, can "bring on" the same feelings so again out it went. This went some way to helping but then I did more reading and found opinions from others that gluten can feed the anxiety.
www.freefromgluten.com/blogs/health-and-welness/2862472-gluten-intolerance-and-depression-anxiety-and-other-psychological-problems
Now there are going to be people out there that will call shenanigans on these types of articles as they are not endorsed by scientific research, dieticians etc.
I don't give a crap. It works for me so I will be sticking to it. I have not been tested for gluten intolerance or celiac but I do know that since I have been gluten free I have been able to go out in public, play with my son, take up SUP and compete. All of these things I was not able to do.
Anyway if you would like to know more I started writing a blog about my experiences. It is called The Anxious Caveman (http://anxiouscaveman.wordpress.com/) and I find that it is good therapy to get my feelings out there and to hopefully help others in my position or worse.
I am pretty brutal on myself at times but hopefully you may find it funny also.
Thanks for the positive comments


Thanks for that. I've had a quick look at the blog and it's really interesting. You have a way with words and a nice touch with the self-effacing humour. I'll read all your blog posts when i have time. There are a hell of a lot of people who have issues and who even know that some of their behaviour/choices contribute to those issues but they don't change. It takes courage and discipline and you clearly have those qualities - and good people around you. I reckon your experience and words will help quite a few others. Good on you. Keep kicking GregC's arse in the time trials.

paddlejac
WA, 36 posts
15 Apr 2013 10:12AM
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Okay I will refrain from making any further postings on this topic........but my opinion remains firmly in the belief that ho hum.....the whole topic has been done many many times before


Have you searched the internet? Pretty sure ALL topics have been done before. This is just a different community having a chat. If you had a conversation with 5 friends would you never have that conversation again with a new friend because 'it's been done before'?

Not everyone has the leisure to troll around all the SUP forums to complain on posts that others are enjoying so to have the information here on a site I do regularly check actually helps in this case. I don't understand why you need to breed negativity and complain on something that no one has made you read. Perhaps you should just go enjoy your beer and let those of us who want to continue this discussion have it here or anywhere else on public forums that we want to do - whether it's happened before or not.

gregc
VIC, 1299 posts
15 Apr 2013 9:48PM
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Dont you worry Evil Scotty I will be 'going paleo' over winter and will come back lighter in summer to catch you on your new race board :)

wavelength
1195 posts
24 Aug 2013 12:34PM
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This is one of the most inspirational threads ever on the Breeze. My wife and I have only recently embraced Paleo - she's in good shape anyway, i was sitting at around 89kg and reckon I should naturally be about 82 or so. The weight is falling off, and about once every day or two one of us says "I can't believe it!" regarding how good we feel or to express that we are getting off the scales happier than when we got on them. If anyone is trying something else and it ain't working and/or they are skeptical about Paleo or Primal - stop stuffing around and give it a go. It works. Yeah - all you fat-arse, excuse-makers, who are still gonna be making excuses in six months (I've been there brother!) -- I AM talking to you.
Thanks Supthecreek! Yew!!

mikerosekids
NSW, 13 posts
24 Aug 2013 5:18PM
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Hi Supthecreek
Back on the 13 April I mentioned I was trying to wrap my head around switching to this style of diet.
Well in the second week of June I did and since I have lost 9 kilos from 115Kg
I dropped 3.5 kilos in the first week just by dropping bread/carbs and dairy
I have basically been doing 80/20 I still have a cappuccino with sugar every morning and as its starting to warm up a few beers(Lo carb Pure Blond which I drink anyway) on the weekends.
I have bacon and eggs every morning for breakfast, Fruit for lunch normally watermelon, mandarins and bananas and then chicken/beef/lamb for dinner with veggies as it warms up will probably have more salads
Thanks again and I will sure recommend giving this diet a go for 30 days, its not for everyone
I cook with a lot of coconut oil now and bake myself Paleo banana bread as a snack that i have every day
I have been cooking a lot of meals for my three kids just so that they enjoy the paleo type meals as well so that were not cooking two meals
Im alot more aware of what Im eating now and I reckon Ive got this beat
I have not exercised yet as I wanted to control my food intake before hand
I will be on the treadmill or Mountain biking and paddling again soon as the kids soccer is finished and Ill have more time on the weekends again

Cheers Michael

enuenu
NSW, 109 posts
24 Aug 2013 9:38PM
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Anything that promotes bacon consumption must be good



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"How "Primal" changed my SUP life" started by supthecreek