For me, after long endurance stuff, I'm not hungry that day.
But the next day I'm starving.
For me, after long endurance stuff, I'm not hungry that day.
But the next day I'm starving.
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Yup, appetite can be misleading. I can find myself thinking I'm not hungry, forcing myself to eat just a little to re-load, then end up scarfing down half the fridge. Hormones affect appetite, though, pretty sure adrenaline is an appetite suppressant.
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Grey, good job and glad to hear you eat while riding. Nothing worse than a major Bonk when you still have 20 miles to the end of the ride. Sounds to me like you do a good job of keeping the fire stoked. Often times I don't feel hungry but then once I have eaten I have so much more energy and feel so much better I realize after the fact that it was a wise decision.
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I am so glad to know this is normal! I was afraid I was messing up somewhere, and wondering where my body was getting energy for the days following a long ride if I wasn't interested in eating. I always have that fear it will turn on muscle even though there's still plenty of blubber to work off of.
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