Hmm 77.6 today - I think I'll blame my hormones as I've not eaten much exciting for a while and I haven't be drinking - yey boring and overweight, this 50 malarky sucksadjustablewench wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 10:00 am 01/01/22 78.7kg
11/01/22 77.4kg
19/01/22 76.6kg
Goal 69.something or below
Fat Fighters '22 - (The year of victory edition!)
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You should have eased yourself into it girl - I started the boring bit a few years ago then it didn't all come at oncehis 50 malarky sucks
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It crept up on me when I wasnt looking
Just need to stay focused on moving and trying to stay awake passed 9pm . . . Oh how times have change.
Just need to stay focused on moving and trying to stay awake passed 9pm . . . Oh how times have change.
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For why?
Nothing good happens after about 19:30, that's a scientific fact. I consider the day won if I'm in bed before the kids are asleep (~20:30) - who says rock and roll is dead???
Nothing good happens after about 19:30, that's a scientific fact. I consider the day won if I'm in bed before the kids are asleep (~20:30) - who says rock and roll is dead???
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7/1/2022 : 84.4kg
17/1/2022: 84.5kg (oh dear)
22/1/2022: 85.3kg (not doing good at all )
28/1/2022: 84.2kg
17/1/2022: 84.5kg (oh dear)
22/1/2022: 85.3kg (not doing good at all )
28/1/2022: 84.2kg
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ledburner wrote: ↑Fri Jan 21, 2022 12:39 pm Starting as I mean not to Carry on. Sat in the bath with a very big bowl of Port trifle(*.
31/12/21 (77.6.)(+1.6kg) or 12 st 2lb 1/2
01/22 (78.2.)(+0.6kg) or 12 st 3+lb
07/01/22 77.2kg (-0.6kg) or 12st2 - 1lb,
14/01/22 77.2kg (-0.kg) or 12st2 - 1lb,
21/01/22 76.9kg (-0.3kg) or 12st1. 5 (-0.5lb,
21/01/22 76.2kg (-0.7kg) or 12st (-1.5lb, again, tried to moderate, no extra active exercise)
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Nice one! Back on track!!redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 3:09 pm 7/1/2022 : 84.4kg
17/1/2022: 84.5kg (oh dear)
22/1/2022: 85.3kg (not doing good at all )
28/1/2022: 84.2kg
Re: Fat Fighters '22 - (The year of victory edition!)
Target - 72kg
8/1 - 77.1kg
14//1 - 76kg
21/1 - 75.8kg
Today 75.1kg. All going the right way. TBF, getting slightly bored of it so there have been some odd snacks creeping in but nothing that is throwing it off track. Slow and steady is fine. At the same time, I do feel like I've lost weight and some dumbbell exercises are having an effect too. That is helping the motivation to keep going.
8/1 - 77.1kg
14//1 - 76kg
21/1 - 75.8kg
Today 75.1kg. All going the right way. TBF, getting slightly bored of it so there have been some odd snacks creeping in but nothing that is throwing it off track. Slow and steady is fine. At the same time, I do feel like I've lost weight and some dumbbell exercises are having an effect too. That is helping the motivation to keep going.
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28 Jan - 96.6 - stasisCheeky Monkey wrote: ↑Sat Jan 15, 2022 6:42 pm21 Jan - 96.6 (15st 3lb) - generally booze free during the week.Cheeky Monkey wrote: ↑Fri Jan 07, 2022 11:10 am 01 Jan 2022 - 98.5 kg (15st 7lb)
Goal - less.
15 Jan - still 98.5 kg
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Thanks kind sir... 0.2kg a week and I'll be at 79 by end of year (God Willing).ootini wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 5:44 pmNice one! Back on track!!redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 3:09 pm 7/1/2022 : 84.4kg
17/1/2022: 84.5kg (oh dear)
22/1/2022: 85.3kg (not doing good at all )
28/1/2022: 84.2kg
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03/01/22 95.5kg
15/01/22 93.9kg
21/01/22 93.8kg
31/01/22 93.7kg
Considering the ten days I've just had, I'll take that. Hoping to be back on track again this week, but also trying to be more gentle with myself this year so let's see.
15/01/22 93.9kg
21/01/22 93.8kg
31/01/22 93.7kg
Considering the ten days I've just had, I'll take that. Hoping to be back on track again this week, but also trying to be more gentle with myself this year so let's see.
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blame it all on Ben& Jerry, it's their faultredefined_cycles wrote: ↑Sat Jan 29, 2022 10:21 amThanks kind sir... 0.2kg a week and I'll be at 79 by end of year (God Willing).ootini wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 5:44 pmNice one! Back on track!!redefined_cycles wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 3:09 pm 7/1/2022 : 84.4kg
17/1/2022: 84.5kg (oh dear)
22/1/2022: 85.3kg (not doing good at all )
28/1/2022: 84.2kg
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Morning all ..I'm very late to the table ...
A few years ago (2017?) a big bunch of Godiva Trailriders ( there wasn't very many of us but we were (are?) all pretty big (read "fat")) rocked up at BB Towers for a social evening of beer, music & midges.
I spoke at length to someone espousing LCHF (can't remember who) and it peeked my interest.
I was about 17.5 stone (111kg) at the time.
Me and the Boy went home and looked into LCHF.
I also hit 50 and decided I didn't want to be fat and 50.
I got into LCHF and man it worked ! in 6 months I got down to 14.5 stone and had NEVER felt better.
I've mostly kept that weight off and December 2018 went vegetarian, which I still am and has been pretty easy.
Over the last 6 months carb intake snuck up and so did the weight.
Christmas just gone I snuck over 15 stone /95kg.
Not happy.
So back on the Keto.
Also did mostly Dry January which is harder as my birthday is the 25th Jan and I do like a beer.
Veggie Keto is much harder than normal Keto but still doable. I could do with some new recipes as I'm bored of what I'm eating.
I've been tracking my weight and and I'm nearly back to 'acceptable'
1/1/22 - 96kg
8/1/22 - 93.44kg
15/1/22 - 92.07kg
22/1/22 - 92.07kg
29/1/22 - 92.07kg
for the last 3 weeks I've been static, but I know LCHF does this.
I probably only want to lose another 2kg , so it's a slow burner.
I'm cycling a bit and doing some kettlebell / resistance band HIIT sessions too.
Sorry for the overload of info....
A few years ago (2017?) a big bunch of Godiva Trailriders ( there wasn't very many of us but we were (are?) all pretty big (read "fat")) rocked up at BB Towers for a social evening of beer, music & midges.
I spoke at length to someone espousing LCHF (can't remember who) and it peeked my interest.
I was about 17.5 stone (111kg) at the time.
Me and the Boy went home and looked into LCHF.
I also hit 50 and decided I didn't want to be fat and 50.
I got into LCHF and man it worked ! in 6 months I got down to 14.5 stone and had NEVER felt better.
I've mostly kept that weight off and December 2018 went vegetarian, which I still am and has been pretty easy.
Over the last 6 months carb intake snuck up and so did the weight.
Christmas just gone I snuck over 15 stone /95kg.
Not happy.
So back on the Keto.
Also did mostly Dry January which is harder as my birthday is the 25th Jan and I do like a beer.
Veggie Keto is much harder than normal Keto but still doable. I could do with some new recipes as I'm bored of what I'm eating.
I've been tracking my weight and and I'm nearly back to 'acceptable'
1/1/22 - 96kg
8/1/22 - 93.44kg
15/1/22 - 92.07kg
22/1/22 - 92.07kg
29/1/22 - 92.07kg
for the last 3 weeks I've been static, but I know LCHF does this.
I probably only want to lose another 2kg , so it's a slow burner.
I'm cycling a bit and doing some kettlebell / resistance band HIIT sessions too.
Sorry for the overload of info....
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Mrs Burty wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 8:22 amWeek six 79.5kg well starting again today
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04/02/22 76.2kg or 12st flat lined, A gastro week, taken too many clients out for lunch, but tried to be moderate. it must have been the chips on the all day breakfast last Saturday, must I didn't eat much 24hrs after..ledburner wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 4:20 pm Starting as I mean not to Carry on. Sat in the bath with a very big bowl of Port trifle(*.
31/12/21 (77.6.)(+1.6kg) or 12 st 2lb 1/2
01/22 (78.2.)(+0.6kg) or 12 st 3+lb
07/01/22 77.2kg (-0.6kg) or 12st2 - 1lb,
14/01/22 77.2kg (-0.kg) or 12st2 - 1lb,
21/01/22 76.9kg (-0.3kg) or 12st1. 5 (-0.5lb,
28/01/22 76.2kg (-0.7kg) or 12st (-1.5lb, ,
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Re: Fat Fighters '22 - (The year of victory edition!)
01.01.22 - 86.7kg
07.01.22 - 85.5kg
14.01.22 - 84.9kg
21.01.22 - 83.1kg
28.01.22 - 81.9kg
04.01.22 - 80.9kg
A bit less activity this week but still above baseline. 3x calorie reduced days and sensible in between.
07.01.22 - 85.5kg
14.01.22 - 84.9kg
21.01.22 - 83.1kg
28.01.22 - 81.9kg
04.01.22 - 80.9kg
A bit less activity this week but still above baseline. 3x calorie reduced days and sensible in between.
If you are going through hell, keep going.
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(25-12-21 - 125.1kg)
01-01-22 - 121.2kg
07-01-22 - 122.2kg
15-01-22 - 121.8kg
21-01-22 - 122kg
28-01-22 - 120.6kg
04-02-22 - 118.9kg
Target = 95kg (eventually)
Yes, yes, yes and a few more times YES!
I had my hernia surgery on Monday and so I've been stuck in bed, enjoying lots of ouchiness and boredom ever since.
And so the plan I made with Mrs Gairy is that she's hidden everything I shouldn't be eating and I'm getting by on three sensible meals per day (otherwise I'd just gorge myself to compensate for the forced inactivity, pain and misery etc...).
Another week of this before I can start to reintroduce a bit of light exercise etc... and so the plan is to keep it up and hope I manage to come out the other side lighter than before - fingers crossed.....
01-01-22 - 121.2kg
07-01-22 - 122.2kg
15-01-22 - 121.8kg
21-01-22 - 122kg
28-01-22 - 120.6kg
04-02-22 - 118.9kg
Target = 95kg (eventually)
Yes, yes, yes and a few more times YES!
I had my hernia surgery on Monday and so I've been stuck in bed, enjoying lots of ouchiness and boredom ever since.
And so the plan I made with Mrs Gairy is that she's hidden everything I shouldn't be eating and I'm getting by on three sensible meals per day (otherwise I'd just gorge myself to compensate for the forced inactivity, pain and misery etc...).
Another week of this before I can start to reintroduce a bit of light exercise etc... and so the plan is to keep it up and hope I manage to come out the other side lighter than before - fingers crossed.....
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31/12/2021:. 113.9kg
07/1/2022:. 113.9kg
14/1/2022: 112.9kg
22/1/2022:. 112.9kg
04/2/2022:. 112.2kg
Missed a week, but atleast I'm another 0.7kg (1.5lb) down.
Been in my usual boom and bust health wise, which results in a messed up head and low mood, and I should know better.
If only I put as much effort into my diet as I did trying to be active. I over do it (for me) activity wise and then get down with all the pains and fatigue with my knee replacement and temperamental ticker.
Also down as I've failed on the BAM at the first hurdle. Family stuff got in the way to some degree, but being in the physical state I have been I didn't want a crap night's sleep on top of it all. Oh well....
Sorry for the pity me post. Best of luck all
07/1/2022:. 113.9kg
14/1/2022: 112.9kg
22/1/2022:. 112.9kg
04/2/2022:. 112.2kg
Missed a week, but atleast I'm another 0.7kg (1.5lb) down.
Been in my usual boom and bust health wise, which results in a messed up head and low mood, and I should know better.
If only I put as much effort into my diet as I did trying to be active. I over do it (for me) activity wise and then get down with all the pains and fatigue with my knee replacement and temperamental ticker.
Also down as I've failed on the BAM at the first hurdle. Family stuff got in the way to some degree, but being in the physical state I have been I didn't want a crap night's sleep on top of it all. Oh well....
Sorry for the pity me post. Best of luck all
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I imagine that was Tony.I spoke at length to someone espousing LCHF (can't remember who) and it peeked my interest.
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I think there's a number of us who've had success with it, or versions of it. I got down to a very sleek 90kg on it a few years back and actually enjoyed the way of eating. I really need to again as my health was so much better. I'm very much a carb addict; wheat and sugar really don't agree with me; and yet I go back to themBearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:08 amI imagine that was Tony.I spoke at length to someone espousing LCHF (can't remember who) and it peeked my interest.
90kg with my frame is light enough for people to start questioning you. My ultimate goal would be 85kg.
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Was just eating the butter pats ( and berating us for drinking beer) .. he was lean as fook though. I think he was at WRT 18 too, even leaner.Bearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:08 amI imagine that was Tony.I spoke at length to someone espousing LCHF (can't remember who) and it peeked my interest.
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Target = 75kg
02/01/22 = 89.9kg
07/01/22 = 90.5kg
14/01/22 = 88.8kg
21/01/22 = 88.3kg
28/01/22 = 88.0kg
04/02/22 = 87.5kg
My weight loss is more gradual than I was hoping, however I'm thinking this might be down to the fact that I'm doing cross-trainer / Kettlebell HIIT three nights a week, and gym sessions twice a week.
Am I correct in thinking that building muscle, as I lose fat, will skew the weight loss results ?
02/01/22 = 89.9kg
07/01/22 = 90.5kg
14/01/22 = 88.8kg
21/01/22 = 88.3kg
28/01/22 = 88.0kg
04/02/22 = 87.5kg
My weight loss is more gradual than I was hoping, however I'm thinking this might be down to the fact that I'm doing cross-trainer / Kettlebell HIIT three nights a week, and gym sessions twice a week.
Am I correct in thinking that building muscle, as I lose fat, will skew the weight loss results ?
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It's much easier when you can have meat ..... Ardennes Pate was much better than any energy gel and my go to cycling fuel.Moder-dye wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:20 amI think there's a number of us who've had success with it, or versions of it. I got down to a very sleek 90kg on it a few years back and actually enjoyed the way of eating. I really need to again as my health was so much better. I'm very much a carb addict; wheat and sugar really don't agree with me; and yet I go back to themBearbonesnorm wrote: ↑Fri Feb 04, 2022 10:08 amI imagine that was Tony.I spoke at length to someone espousing LCHF (can't remember who) and it peeked my interest.
90kg with my frame is light enough for people to start questioning you. My ultimate goal would be 85kg.
As a veggie it's more restrictive still but I work with it.
I'm probably on the softer side of keto as we'll put a can of chick peas in a veggie curry or kidney beans in a chilli.
Still avoid all the obvious carbs though.
I just need to expand my keto repertoire to stave off the boredom.
I 've never been below 14 stone, not since passing through as a yoof.. I got to 14.2 and folks started saying I looked ill.
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7/1 - 75.4
14/1 - 75.2
21/01 - 75.5
28/01 - 75.5
4/2 - 75.4
14/1 - 75.2
21/01 - 75.5
28/01 - 75.5
4/2 - 75.4