How to stay fit OTR?
Discussion in 'Questions From New Drivers' started by Gatorgrl, Sep 23, 2018.
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meal replacement is your friend if you are on the go
RAW Organic Meal Shake & Meal Replacement | Garden of Life
buy 12 of them on ebay should get you 34 dollars each. and each one of them contains full 14 meals (two scoops a meal). pretty cheap and healthy. we usually drink that for breakfast and lunch. then try to cook or buy something fir dinner
snacks on fruits and stuff like baby carrots, baby cucumber, celery...give you all kind of natural energy for drivingBlueThunderr, Gatorgrl and Oldironfan Thank this. -
Have to ask....what is a "roller dog of death"?
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Just don’t go otr is the simplest answer. I’m not willing to go otr because I’m not going to eat crap food and skip the gym.
Trucking isn’t a lifestyle to me. It’s just a job.
Even if you both did line haul it wouldn’t be a big deal because you’d both be on the same graveyard schedule.Sirscrapntruckalot, Sho Nuff and VIDEODROME Thank this. -
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If I ate like that I would be obese at my current age as are some of my family. I came down from 270 back to about 180, working on 165 but it's a wall that probably will be reached sometime early next year. Eliminated much of the old diet as possible. Saving certain foods for high difficult days where I will burn the energy doing something. The goal for that is to reduce my mass by weight. Because the bones are osteoprosic and will eventually snap in say the spine when I cough too hard at some point in the future. Reducing the mass relieves the pressure on them and holds that off for a while longer.
Some days I don't do anything and can get away with just 800 calories total for a 24 hour time. When you are resting and not expensing power doing something physical you don't need much calorie intake. Just be careful to maintain your vitamins such as Vit D, B and C. Without those your body will absolutely begin to mine your bones to maintain the necessary calcium in the blood for example. No vit D no calcium. But it will do it anyway. Because if your blood dont have that level various other systems go out of whack making you potentially too sick to drive when it is time to work or drive. That's never good.Gatorgrl Thanks this. -
Roller dogs of death.
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