The Caveman Power Diet

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by almsn, Dec 28, 2011.


  1. almsn

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  2. viru§™

    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Whoever told you that's a good way to eat is clueless.

    There was a thread on this before. Any diet that tells you to starve yourself all day then eat a single meal of any size consisting of whatever you want till you can't eat anymore is ridiculous. Also, the moron that came up with that "diet" seems to think eating junk food will force your body to crave healthy foods. Like I said in the other thread, have you ever sat there eating a doughnut or sweets, ice cream, whatever and wished it was a bowl of fruit instead? No. Stupidity at it's finest.

    Basically it's complete bull****.
     
  3. lefty

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    It's bull****, learn about nutrition and avoid anything that has the word diet in it. That's my opinion. Pretty sure it's been a topic on here before as well, try a search and you might find your answers.
     
  4. lefty

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    Beat me to it
     
  5. almsn

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    viru§™ Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Depends on what you mean by "work".

    If you honestly believe starving yourself all day is a good idea you need to read a book.

    No, he isn't. That guy is on a "caveman diet", as in only eat what a caveman would have had access to, nothing to do with the diet you're thinking of trying.

    3% bodyfat is essential to life, he'd be in a coma or dead.
     
  7. viru§™

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    The Paleo diet is not the same as the "diet" you originally posted, they're two different things.
     
  8. almsn

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    It isn't starving I would say it's detoxing

    Also Frampton is ripped to f--k man

    I did 14 rounds of non-stop punching yesterday - bags, pads and sparring so I am well able to go the ten rounds at a high intensity.

    I also read he was at 2 percent
     
  9. viru§™

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    Starving yourself = "detoxing" :lol:. Okay, mate.

    You can get a low bodyfat without doing these silly fad diets.


    14 rounds of high intensity non stop punching? I doubt it.

    I take it you're trolling now...?
     
  10. almsn

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    I'm not a troll mate
    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056228337&page=3
     
  11. viru§™

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    I can guarantee his body fat is not that low, not anywhere near. Again, he'd be dead or in a coma. Do you understand that?

    He may be around 8%, maybe 7 at a push. Bodybuilders make it their goal to get their body fat as low as possible. On stage day they're around 5%, maybe slightly lower. They can only maintain these levels for just a few hours because of health issues with such low fat levels. If you think anyone could live day to day with such low fat levels you're clueless.
     
  12. almsn

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    :good:good .Read this .I think you maybe right though man

    "Carl has done 146 rounds of sparring, has worked very hard and your body fat is now sub-three percent which is great.
    http://www.dietsinformation.net/caveman-diet-mcguigan-jr-plays-a-key-role-in-the-offer-frampton-2/
     
  13. lefty

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    Hory ****... I put my first ever person on ignore today and another supertard appears to take his place immediately.... Think I'll just leave the interwebs, it's not safe
     
  14. almsn

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    F--k off out my thread then c--t