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    Eating late and sleep issues

    With us all being a bit odd and deciding to spend our evenings out running this usually means eating late for me.
    Which seems to make sleeping a bit of an issue!

    Anyone else get this?

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    Re: Eating late and sleep issu

    no i run in the mornings

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    Re: Eating late and sleep issu

    sorry - pointless post no #482

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    Same for me. Running after work means later dinner, later going to bed, less sleep.
    I do run in the morning sometime, but that means the getting up earlier than my otherwise 6-ish, time sleeping identical.
    Sorry, but there is no shortcut.
    One alternative I tried was the running commute. But that would be very high mileage.

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    Re: Eating late and sleep issu

    Quote Originally Posted by Gambatte View Post
    Same for me. Running after work means later dinner, later going to bed, less sleep.
    I do run in the morning sometime, but that means the getting up earlier than my otherwise 6-ish, time sleeping identical.
    Sorry, but there is no shortcut.
    One alternative I tried was the running commute. But that would be very high mileage.

    Same boat as me then!

    Already get up at 6 and thats hard enough.......(thats 6 in the morn one hill....in the morning)

    A running commute would be 70 miles a day! Pushing it a bit

    Looks like I'll just have to leave steak till the weekend then!

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    Re: Eating late and sleep issu

    Quote Originally Posted by Calf View Post

    A running commute would be 70 miles a day! Pushing it a bit
    Come on! You know it makes sense.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by Calf View Post
    Already get up at 6 and thats hard enough.......(thats 6 in the morn one hill....in the morning)

    Yes I vaguely remember the days when I saw 6am every morning..... Vaguely.

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    Re: Eating late and sleep issu

    Coming in or going out?

    Quote Originally Posted by OneHillWonder View Post
    Yes I vaguely remember the days when I saw 6am every morning..... Vaguely.

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    Re: Eating late and sleep issu

    Both

    But not at the same time

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    Re: Eating late and sleep issu

    Quote Originally Posted by Calf View Post
    With us all being a bit odd and deciding to spend our evenings out running this usually means eating late for me.
    Which seems to make sleeping a bit of an issue!

    Anyone else get this?
    no sleeped for about 37 hours does this help

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