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How many calories do you eat daily?

I've read that the average is 2000 a day but I find that hard to believe. It seems like way to little. Like a combo at a fast food place is anywhere between 800-1300 but usually around 1100 here and that's like half the calories and you can eat a combo in less then 1 hour!

I eat around 2400.

That double Bic Mac combo is really something. I just had to try it today! Well worth the $7 dollars.

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Originally posted by RahimK
How many calories do you eat daily?

I've read that the average is 2000 a day but I find that hard to believe. It seems like way to little. Like a combo at a fast food place is anywhere between 800-1300 but usually around 1100 here and that's like half the calories and you can eat a combo in less then 1 hour!

I eat around 2400.

That double Bic Mac combo is really something. I just had to try it today! Well worth the $7 dollars.
When I pick my teeth I spit out more calories than that.

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Originally posted by RahimK
How many calories do you eat daily?

I've read that the average is 2000 a day but I find that hard to believe. It seems like way to little. Like a combo at a fast food place is anywhere between 800-1300 but usually around 1100 here and that's like half the calories and you can eat a combo in less then 1 hour!

I eat around 2400.

That double Bic Mac combo is really something. I just had to try it today! Well worth the $7 dollars.
It will depend on peoples size to what is healthy and there lifestyle:

I'm 178cm, 80KG and consume about 4000-4500 calories per day although I run approximately 80km per week just to get to work and do many other sports in my spare time (mountain bike, swim and rock climb).

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Originally posted by timebombted
It will depend on peoples size to what is healthy and there lifestyle:

I'm 178cm, 80KG and consume about 4000-4500 calories per day although I run approximately 80km per week just to get to work and do many other sports in my spare time (mountain bike, swim and rock climb).
sounds about right for someone super active...what kind of rock climbing do you do?

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Originally posted by RahimK
How many calories do you eat daily?

I've read that the average is 2000 a day but I find that hard to believe. It seems like way to little. Like a combo at a fast food place is anywhere between 800-1300 but usually around 1100 here and that's like half the calories and you can eat a combo in less then 1 hour!

I eat around 2400.

That double Bic Mac combo is really something. I just had to try it today! Well worth the $7 dollars.
Oi...those things are so bad for you!

I can't finish a combo meal at McDonalds, it is just too much food. Most restaurant meals consist of too much food in one sitting.

I like to eat smaller meals and then some snacks through the day. By snacks I mean fruit or vegtables or yogurt. That way I don't ever feel full because that is actually a very uncomfortable feeling.

I'm 110 pounds.

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Originally posted by mlprior
Oi...those things are so bad for you!

I can't finish a combo meal at McDonalds, it is just too much food. Most restaurant meals consist of too much food in one sitting.

I like to eat smaller meals and then some snacks through the day. By snacks I mean fruit or vegtables or yogurt. That way I don't ever feel full because that is actually a very uncomfortable feeling.

I'm 110 pounds.
I just had to!! I mostly get the double cheesburger combo cus it's cheap, $4 about but last time I was there I seen Double Big Mac. I never knew it existed!

I've had Big Mac's before but they were pretty expensive back in the day but $7 for a Double Big Mac combo can't be bad so I just had to!!

It was huge and dripping all over but I ate it!

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Originally posted by RahimK
I just had to!! I mostly get the double cheesburger combo cus it's cheap, $4 about but last time I was there I seen Double Big Mac. I never knew it existed!

I've had Big Mac's before but they were pretty expensive back in the day but $7 for a Double Big Mac combo can't be bad so I just had to!!

It was huge and dripping all over but I ate it!
Let me know when the heart attack strikes!

😞

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Originally posted by RahimK
I just had to!! I mostly get the double cheesburger combo cus it's cheap, $4 about but last time I was there I seen Double Big Mac. I never knew it existed!

I've had Big Mac's before but they were pretty expensive back in the day but $7 for a Double Big Mac combo can't be bad so I just had to!!

It was huge and dripping all over but I ate it!
I can't even remember the last time I ate at McDonalds, Burger King...etc. Disgusting food.

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Originally posted by rbmorris
I can't even remember the last time I ate at McDonalds, Burger King...etc. Disgusting food.
Disgusting comment.

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Originally posted by rbmorris
I can't even remember the last time I ate at McDonalds, Burger King...etc. Disgusting food.
after 3 weeks of eating chemical free food its impossible to eat any...

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Originally posted by jvanhine
after 3 weeks of eating chemical free food its impossible to eat any...
Morris lives in a box...a very tall and wide box...there is nothing to eat.

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Originally posted by jvanhine
sounds about right for someone super active...what kind of rock climbing do you do?
Mostly indoor stuff (25m climbs and bouldering) but thats just to keep in shape for the outdoor stuff when time permits at weekends and for some local outdoor bouldering...... Sydney has some awesome sandstone formations scattered amongst the suburbs.

Indoor walls are great fun and necessary if you cant climb outdoors on a weekly basis, its amazing how quickly your tendons get out of shape :0)

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Originally posted by cmsMaster
Disgusting comment.
Agreed - its not food its trash!!!

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Originally posted by timebombted
Mostly indoor stuff (25m climbs and bouldering) but thats just to keep in shape for the outdoor stuff when time permits at weekends and for some local outdoor bouldering...... Sydney has some awesome sandstone formations scattered amongst the suburbs.

Indoor walls are great fun and necessary if you cant climb outdoors on a weekly basis, its amazing how quickly your tendons get out of shape :0)
cool, just getting into some bouldering...i have artherits, so its an uphill battle...

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Originally posted by jvanhine
cool, just getting into some bouldering...i have artherits, so its an uphill battle...
Its a great sport and remember its not all about strength, technique is everything. I can guarentee that all the best climbers at the indoor rock I use are female, guys tend to grunt and think muscles get you up the rock face....... whereas most females realise that flexibility, balance, body position, climbing with efficiency are far more useful tools. Definitely have a few lessons to get the basics for technique, then work on strength at a later stage.