Twitching & Birdwatching14 mins ago
Onwards & Downwards September 2016
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Morning everyone!
I've given up on losing weight, and have just got back in to running or riding the bike every day - for as long as that lasts! No, really, I've given up on worrying about my weight, and focusing instead on staying fit throughout autumn and winter!
Am I being foolish?
Here's last month's thread: http:// www.the answerb ank.co. uk/Body -and-So ul/Weig ht-Loss -and-Di eting/Q uestion 1508281 .html
I read a couple of books which helped me get excited for running again, which I will post as answers below.
I've given up on losing weight, and have just got back in to running or riding the bike every day - for as long as that lasts! No, really, I've given up on worrying about my weight, and focusing instead on staying fit throughout autumn and winter!
Am I being foolish?
Here's last month's thread: http://
I read a couple of books which helped me get excited for running again, which I will post as answers below.
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by Haruki Murakami
This is probably only interesting if you're already a runner or a writer - it's a series of gentle, contemplative studies of his career as an amateur runner and professional writer. It covers such topics as massive lifestyle change, and getting old.
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by Haruki Murakami
This is probably only interesting if you're already a runner or a writer - it's a series of gentle, contemplative studies of his career as an amateur runner and professional writer. It covers such topics as massive lifestyle change, and getting old.
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Born to Run: The Hidden Tribe, the Ultra-Runners, and the Greatest Race the World Has Never Seen
by Christopher McDougall
This book however, might make you get up and run. It did for me. Plenty of times when I was reading it, I would put down the book and go for a run.
It covers ultra runners, strange mythical tribesmen who run for days (for fun), barefoot running, the evolutionary advantage of running, and really gets to the heart of the joy of it. I can't recommend it enough.
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by Christopher McDougall
This book however, might make you get up and run. It did for me. Plenty of times when I was reading it, I would put down the book and go for a run.
It covers ultra runners, strange mythical tribesmen who run for days (for fun), barefoot running, the evolutionary advantage of running, and really gets to the heart of the joy of it. I can't recommend it enough.
Amazon.co.uk User Recommendation
I love my ice cream in the summer but my will power isn't so good but I've found away around it. I buy the sugar free ice cream ( and NO it doesn't have a lot of unhealthy additives) and I buy the waffle cones. The cones limit how much I can use but I still get my kick and the scales haven't minded it.
Coincidentally I have just come in from the garden because it was too hot. I saw earlier we still had some summer left so opted to "take the afternoon off" and sit under the parasol with a few magazines and a glass of cold 'no added sugar' squash. But I must be getting too old to cope. Only half way through the first magazine and I figured that I'm sweltering. Maybe if I swopped the jeans for shorts, and took off the shirt ? Back inside now though, to cool off.
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