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Originally Posted by Renton555
The problem is that "eat out, drink some booze" could represent a vast array of binging and drinking volumes. It is entirely within possibility to be lean and have a few drinks one night a week and have two dinners out per week without having to do cardio. But as soon as you double the drinking frequency to two nights a week or the dinners to four per week, it becomes harder. Likewise, if the one night of a few drinks morphs into an 18-hour bender where a case of beer is consumed, or one of the dinners out is a total 5000 calorie blowout, it becomes harder to maintain a healthy weight.
The bottom line is that being a healthy person is about keeping these vices reasonably in check. Even when healthy people eat "cheat meals", they still eat very well compared to how a fat person would, making more sensible choices at the restaurant. They still have a good time and enjoy great food, but save a ton of calories in comparison.
Thanks for thoughts. I feel I don't eat a ton and drink a decent amount but not crazy (maybe like 3-6 drinks 2 times a week if that lately). Feel my desk job kills me as I never put on weight when I in high school/ college bc I played tennis prolly an hr a day and didn't sit at a desk all day.
I've been eating salads when I go out lately. It seems like the calories in food eating g out are insane. I've seen a menu of T.G.I. Friday's (not place I eat at normally bc I like nicer places) but everything seems to have like 1k-2k Calories.
I just wanted to ask to see what amount of cardio people do here? I find it comical when one poster said none. Bull ****. You can't eat well if you do no exercise. I'd consider lifting to be at least a form of cardio in a way.