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  1. Hi all.

    ive just started my training for a short course triathlon - competing
    in feb - and although i have been a regular runner - 35 to 45 minutes 6
    days a week, i have found something that is starting to worry me about
    my new training regime.
    I am hungry all the time.
    Is this normal????

    Please help. I don't know if I should be eating more than I was when I
    was just running.

    Ange from Aus

  2. ange said:

    Hi all.

    ive just started my training for a short course triathlon - competing
    in feb - and although i have been a regular runner - 35 to 45 minutes 6
    days a week, i have found something that is starting to worry me about
    my new training regime.
    I am hungry all the time.
    Is this normal????

    Please help. I don't know if I should be eating more than I was when I
    was just running.

    Ange from Aus

    Ya, hahaha

    I notice that I change my eating habits from the fall to when I start
    training again in late November.

    When I am taking time off I want to eat fewer but larger meals.

    When I train I like to eat small and frequent meals because I like the
    feeling of an empty stomach during the training season. This means I can
    get very hungry very quickly.

    What helps for me is to realize that my body doesn't want fried foods,
    and take in olive oil in my salads, cook with other really good oils,
    eat raw nuts and avocado and other good fats, and this helps my hunger a
    lot.

    I eat lots of fruit and vegetables and I no longer feel hungry.

    Before bed, I will also have some fruit or a vegetable and some raw nuts.

    When I wake up, I drink water, have some fruit and some raw nuts.

    I have had Christmas chocolates all week, and that is making my routine
    a bit wonky. I am realizing though, that I really don't like chocolate
    any more, except the really good organic chocolate.

    If you are going to eat holiday sweet treats, make sure you have some
    protein with it and then go for a run, bike or swim.

  3. When I first started a running regiment, as soon as my weekly mileage
    got up to ~5 miles total, my metabolism went "click", and I started
    eating about one extra meal each day!

    The real trick is making sure to eat -well-, even when I'm eating
    -LOTS-! Keep the proteins & veggies up, to balance out any carbs and
    sugars. Don't be afraid of fats -- you're probably burning them as
    fast as you eat them!

    I love how I feel when I'm active. The bigger appetite is just part of
    that.
    Happy swim/bike/running!

    --Becky, who loves ice cream, especially after I've eaten all my
    broccoli!

  4. Thanks for the tips.

    PS I love ice cream to...............

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