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Old 04-07-10 | 05:37 PM
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Bikes: '06 Surly Pugsley, '14 Surly Straggler, '88 Kuwahara Xtracycle, '10 Motobecane Outcast 29er, '?? Surly Cross Check (wife's), '00 Trek 4500 (wife's), '12 Windsor Oxford 3-speed (dogs')

Originally Posted by rumrunn6
may I suggest a closer look at your nutrition and planning? I personally am pretty anal about staying regular ... hahaha Timing your food and fluids can really be helpful (early dinner and lots of fluids). Another thing I do is get up early and have a regular full breakfast with 1 full glass of water and 2 cups of coffee. I'm usually off to the races well before its departure time (1 ~ 2 hrs after alarm). Sometimes I can get an additional weight loss session in when I arrive at the office - which is yet another good reason for arriving an hour before anyone else.
+1, Regularity is the shi.. well, it's great is what I mean to say. Heavy on the veggies, light on the cheese, a couple of cups of coffee, and plenty of time in the morning means that I'm always a little bit lighter in the saddle than when I got out of bed.

It'll catch up with you if you sleep in though. I've hit the door running late a couple of times, only to come right back in because the bowels awoke as I was running down the stairs. Still, I think that I get in less trouble being a few minutes late to work than showing up with sharted shorts. It's a lot less embarrassing, at least.
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