Like it goes about food and carbs - I don't buy it.
What if you take a plane and go to a different time zone, how would you know if you can drink your beer and eat your carbs, because it's not 11PM but 6PM? Body is not a time machine. You can eat whenever you want, it just depends if you took your calories during the day or not. If you didn't, then your carbs won't make you fatter. It's just stupid.
Oh, and the biggest myth in fitness and diets is indeed that "you can burn fat in specific locations"
its indeed impossible, and you would be amazed at the percentage that believes it.[/QUOTE]
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Without any problems, that really won't affect your progress. Just keep a good diet and that workout schedule with cardio and you're good to go 
What if you take a plane and go to a different time zone, how would you know if you can drink your beer and eat your carbs, because it's not 11PM but 6PM? Body is not a time machine. You can eat whenever you want, it just depends if you took your calories during the day or not. If you didn't, then your carbs won't make you fatter. It's just stupid.
Oh, and the biggest myth in fitness and diets is indeed that "you can burn fat in specific locations"
its indeed impossible, and you would be amazed at the percentage that believes it.[/QUOTE]
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Thanks for response @Kate as well. I don't drink that much but do (did) enjoy a glass of wine every now and then. I usually don't drink that much and very, very seldomly drink enough to become drunk. It makes sense of what you're both saying and I think for the oncoming weeks until I've reached a certain level of fitness I'll try to limit the alcohol intake as well. Because honestly, 1h of gym for one beer really kills the spirit and the pleasure of the beer. 
But to follow up, right now I'm trying to cut down on the calories and so on and once I'm back in shape I'll continue to stay in shape and eat more healthier. But would you say that there would be any difference between now and then in intake of alcohol? Now I need to stay away from it because of the percentage of body fat but once it has decreased can I return to drinking during weekends but perhaps less (like in total 2-3 glass of wine/3-4 beers per week). Is it too much or is it reasonable? I don't want to deny myself but on the other hand I deny myself from grabbing random girls butts and boobs on a daily basis and feel OK with it. I guess I could be OK with that too.
But to follow up, right now I'm trying to cut down on the calories and so on and once I'm back in shape I'll continue to stay in shape and eat more healthier. But would you say that there would be any difference between now and then in intake of alcohol? Now I need to stay away from it because of the percentage of body fat but once it has decreased can I return to drinking during weekends but perhaps less (like in total 2-3 glass of wine/3-4 beers per week). Is it too much or is it reasonable? I don't want to deny myself but on the other hand I deny myself from grabbing random girls butts and boobs on a daily basis and feel OK with it. I guess I could be OK with that too.
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