I see most of my traffic on this blog comes from my carbnite solution posts. It's been almost a year since I last posted about it... It's about time for an update!
Have I been able to maintain the weight I lost with CNS?
No and then Yes. I'm going to be completely honest. Last December 2013 through February 2014 ended up being a really rough time financially for me and my little family. During this time I stopped doing CNS and working out altogether. At the time I couldn't even think diet and exercise. It was rough, I tell you! But then I couldn't stand the way I felt... I felt awful. I decided to change. I decided regardless of what was going on in my life, I would take care of my health. So, I got back on CNS and started working out again. Getting back on CNS was so easy. It came naturally, I felt great immediately, and the food was so good! I really didn't have any problems starting again whatsoever. Which was such a great feeling. I dropped the first 6 lbs in the first ten days. It took a few months to get the rest off, which I expected. I've been able to maintain my weight since then.. Which has been about 5 months give or take.
Am I still following The Carbnite Solution?
Yes, and no. At this point I'm not looking to loose more weight. I like the size I am. I'm more into building muscle. In order to do this proficiently, I need to add in more carbs, more often. So, I do one of two things. Either I eat ultra carb during the day and eat a small amount of carbs at night. And I can do this if I'm doing heavy training the next day. I do this about 3 or 4 times a week. Then eat ultra low carb the other days. (aka carb backloading) Or do modified version of CNS and have two small carbnites a week. Going 3 or 4 days between each carbnite. I go by how my body feels and how hard I'm training. Doing this I've been able maintain my weight and build up some much needed muscle.
I love this way of eating. This lifestyle really. It gives me the freedom I want, with helping achieve my goals. My training and my diet are completely lined up, and it feels great! I love sharing about what I've learned through this whole process. If you read this and have any questions feel free to ask! Talking nutrition and training has come quite a passion of mine. I really can talk for hours about this stuff Haha.
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