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    Question sleeping in & meal spacing? calories?

    i know its best to stick to the same schedule... BUT...how should the daily meals/calorie intake be altered on a day of sleeping in for a few hours? ex: usually getting up at 7:00, having 6 meals, 13-1400 cals and then getting up at 10 one morning...? should one meal be taken out to keep 3 hr. spacing, but still shoot for the total amount of daily cals? or should cals be lowered to compensate for the hours of inactivity? (still working out like normal on sleep in days) thoughts?
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    I would just increase the size of those meals to make up for the cals...
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    Quote Originally Posted by LAM
    I would just increase the size of those meals to make up for the cals...
    agreed

    thats what i do

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