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  1. #1
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    May 2008
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    Ok--well If susan is back in, then I am too

    My weight this morning was 168. Now, I KNOW that my body fat has dropped, but that number does not feel right. I think that I have gained muscles and perhaps a little bit of fat too. I am going to do my best NOT to obsess (which I tend to do), but I am using Daily Plate to keep track of my calories and see where I can correct a little bit. I am tapering and racing a few times in the next few weeks, so now is the time to dial in the nutrition. Then in mid June I ramp up for my last build for Louisville Ironman. I need to be sure I don't add any bad weight.

    I guess I will say 160, which feels strange considering I was below that a while ago, BUT my body fat is under 20, so I can't complain I guess. I think I mentally need the positive support of this group too.
    Slow and steady (like a train!)

    http://kacietri-ing.blogspot.com/

  2. #2
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    Kacie - How are you measuring your body fat composition?

    I've never had mine measured.

    Susan
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  3. #3
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    May 2008
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    Quote Originally Posted by Susan Otcenas View Post
    Kacie - How are you measuring your body fat composition?

    I've never had mine measured.

    Susan
    My sports nutritionist is using calipers on me. I don't like her to do it too often though, because it feel so invasive to have someone squeezing on my squishy parts She did say last time that the biggest drop was in my arms. I feel like my tummy has gained and my arms have lost. I wonder if that is even possible! I think that because ironman training is so strange, I can't really predict my body (hunger, weight, fat, fatigue) as well as when I am living a normal life (half marathons and such)
    Slow and steady (like a train!)

    http://kacietri-ing.blogspot.com/

 

 

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