Breadontap
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Over 3 years of brewing and 2 kids I think I've gained a solid 20 lbs.
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Over 3 years of brewing and 2 kids I think I've gained a solid 20 lbs.
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What do the kids have to do with you gaining weight?
Over 3 years of brewing and 2 kids I think I've gained a solid 20 lbs.
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I've gained maybe 20 lbs. since I started brewing, but that was over 7-ish years and probably more due to having a desk job than the brewing aspect (not that the beer has helped or anything).
0, over the course of winemaking for 25+ years, and brewing for quite a while now.
But, I don't eat junk at all. I haven't had a doughnut in 30 years, and I think it's been about a year(?) since I've had a slice of pizza. I don't eat sugar-laden things like ketchup, or things like wheat. I think most "beer bellies" are instead actually "wheat bellies".
I drink beer instead of sodas and have watched my meal sizes. The beer basically replaced the soda calories. That combined with reduced meal sizes, I have lost about 20 pounds.
I drink beer instead of sodas and have watched my meal sizes. The beer basically replaced the soda calories. That combined with reduced meal sizes, I have lost about 20 pounds.
0, But, I don't eat junk at all. I haven't had a doughnut in 30 years...
2 kids under the age of 2 keeps you from having the energy or luxury of working out on a regular basis.
I have to say. I'm impressed with the number of people that have maintained or lost weight since starting home brewing. It's pretty amazing. I'm sure I'll get back on the workout train soon , it will just take the rest if my life to settle down first.
Anyone figured out a good work out routine to do while brewing? Say during the mash or boil?
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I'd have to disagree completely here. I've been in exactly that situation and found that working out regularly is what gave me energy to horse around after work and then sleep more efficiently when I had the chance.
Hit the gym and you'll love your newfound energy reserves.
I'm up about 5lbs since brewing, but it's all lean mass. Probably lost about 10lbs of fat...
Anyone figured out a good work out routine to do while brewing? Say during the mash or boil?
This thread is depressing!!!!
I do sets of 12oz arm curls during the mash and boil. Be sure to do the same number of reps with both arms so your physique will be symmetrical.
Anyone figured out a good work out routine to do while brewing? Say during the mash or boil?
I do sets of 12oz arm curls during the mash and boil. Be sure to do the same number of reps with both arms so your physique will be symmetrical.
Since I started I'm netting even. I'll go +5 in winter and - 5 in summer. 2 kids under 5 wreaks havoc on trying to work out. I'm lucky to get 5 hours of sleep per night, and I only have time to work out in the am. It has to be on an empty stomach, or else no want to vomit all over the place.
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