Daylight savings next weekend

[lee__d]

Okay, so we put the clocks forward next weekend. Since we essentially lose an hour that Saturday, how imperative is it that I consume 23/24ths of my macros?

Should I be twice as active one hour in that day?

How much will this affect my gainz?

My workout is outside that time, soooo that shouldn't be affected right?

[moosedahgoose]

Going to affect your gainz pretty hard. I therefore boycott it and am habitually late/early. Worth it.

[Sarcobium]

Do you want the possibility of losing that extra micro gram of muscle growth? Do you want people to comment on how muscular you look on your death bed after naturally passing at 100 yrs old or do you want them to think you didn't even lift? The answer seems quite obvious.

[BeingPaid]

OP just be sure to eat a meal at least every hour with a bit of tuna and several multivitamin supplements.

When you sleep, wake up at least twice in the middle of the night to drink a protein shake or your body will lose all proteins and you'll lose muslce and look like an old man.

Also, make sure never to touch yourself, have sex, or even look at a woman ever or you'll lose testostrone.

[x-ray vision]

A year ago today it was February 29. This year we don't get one. Should I eat twice as much to make up for the missing day? Proper nutrition is so confusing.

[lee__d]

I eat twice as much every Feb 28th

[BroFoods]

Lol at this thread. Sad thing is, people probably really are worried.

[WonderPug]

I eat twice as much every Feb 28th

Shouldn't you consume 25% less to make up for the occasional February 29?

And regarding your original post, the solution to to fly overnight to a different time zone, thus maintaining your day at 24 hours.

By the way, though this is off topic, I have two BodyBugg devices (one for each arm). Sometimes the readings will vary by as much as 7 calories. Should I take an average reading of the two or, if not, which arm should I base the reading on?

[lee__d]

Shouldn't you consume 25% less to make up for the occasional February 29?

And regarding your original post, the solution to to fly overnight to a different time zone, thus maintaining your day at 24 hours.

By the way, though this is off topic, I have two BodyBugg devices (one for each arm). Sometimes the readings will vary by as much as 7 calories. Should I take an average reading of the two or, if not, which arm should I base the reading on?

Christ, no wonder why I haven't been making gains for the last 4 years, I've been over eating.

Just fap with your non dominant hand, will even out the readings

[easye7]

I'm just gonna kill myself, I don't wanna risk it.

[Makween]

Possibly most importantly, when do I have to stop/start (delete as applicable) eating carbs?

[moosedahgoose]

Possibly most importantly, when do I have to stop/start (delete as applicable) eating carbs?

The key is to eat a dozen bagels (whole wheat of course) in the hour leading up to aforementioned "savings," a brazened offering to the Ghost Hour.

[BroFoods]

I'm just gonna kill myself, I don't wanna risk it.

Lol.

[lunchboy]

Came into this thread expecting hilarious. Not dissappointed. On that note to make up for daylight savings time you need to do hiit for a whole hour while cutting out carbs while taking a fat burner to make up for the lost hour. Otherwise you will gain 50 lbs of fat.

[Ajaro]

sucks for all you of guys. There is no daylight savings time in Japan, so I'm good.

[BroFoods]

Well do you guys think I should consume about 100 less calories that day, since I usually eat around 2500 calories per day.

[lee__d]

I feel bad for the bulkers when we gain an hour. Non stop eating for the 25th hour.

[lunchboy]

Yeah, then you go catabolic unless you're chugging protein shakes and waxy maize the whole hour.