Mageling
Bronze Knight of the Realm
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For you guys doing the keto thing, I'm looking to start it this weekend when a bunch of stuff I ordered from Amazon comes in. Back story - last year I had shoulder surgery and I've spent the last 8 months getting fat. Ballooned up from 160-190 in that time, and I feel like a complete lardass. I've been eating well over the last month or so, and with being able to finally go to the gym again and do some light weight lifting and climbing, I'd like to take a step from eating pretty well to starting keto.
All of that being said, I'm feeling good about what I can eat, and have been slowly bringing my carbs down over the last few weeks. My main concern is how to deal with days where I know I'm going to be burning a LOT more calories. This spring/summer I'll be taking trips out for climbing, and likely be burning significantly more energy than during the week with normal training and work. What are some suggestions on things I can bring out to the crag that will provide me with a bit of a boost energy-wise to maintain a full day of activity? I read one person talking about having a few of the small dextrose chews before an hour or two of activity, but I'd be a bit concerned about too many carbs if I went that way through entire days of climbing.
This seems to be my one stumbling block with making the step to actually start keto.
All of that being said, I'm feeling good about what I can eat, and have been slowly bringing my carbs down over the last few weeks. My main concern is how to deal with days where I know I'm going to be burning a LOT more calories. This spring/summer I'll be taking trips out for climbing, and likely be burning significantly more energy than during the week with normal training and work. What are some suggestions on things I can bring out to the crag that will provide me with a bit of a boost energy-wise to maintain a full day of activity? I read one person talking about having a few of the small dextrose chews before an hour or two of activity, but I'd be a bit concerned about too many carbs if I went that way through entire days of climbing.
This seems to be my one stumbling block with making the step to actually start keto.