Losing the beer gut..
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ok, didnt eat any junk when i was in last night but did have a fair sized meal. woke up this morning and am 12/7.5. i'm aiming to shift a pound every couple of days. let's see how much difference just not eating in the evenings makes along with the odd very poor attempt at running. i'll post the weigh-ins on here if anyone is interested.
I have lost almost a stone in the last month without trying.
I run about 20 miles a week - that's about it for exercise except I have started mountainbiking a couple of hours a weekend. I swing a 20lb kettlebell around but not seriously or for very long.
Breakfast is large bowl of porridge with some raisins thrown in, and a glass of juice or V8.
No lunch most days. Other days a sandwich.
Drink green tea all day - probably four or five cups.
Dinner is a chicken curry or chili with about four slices of brown bread.
I am starting to see a hint of an 'ab' poking out.
Maybe I should patent my 'diet'.
I run about 20 miles a week - that's about it for exercise except I have started mountainbiking a couple of hours a weekend. I swing a 20lb kettlebell around but not seriously or for very long.
Breakfast is large bowl of porridge with some raisins thrown in, and a glass of juice or V8.
No lunch most days. Other days a sandwich.
Drink green tea all day - probably four or five cups.
Dinner is a chicken curry or chili with about four slices of brown bread.
I am starting to see a hint of an 'ab' poking out.
Maybe I should patent my 'diet'.
I've been nursing a knee injury for the last 3 weeks. While I was laid up I really craved rubbish food - pies, big stews, roast dinners, takeways etc.
Got back on the bike today seriously for the first time - what did I fancy for dinner? Chicken caesar salad. There has to be something there...
Got back on the bike today seriously for the first time - what did I fancy for dinner? Chicken caesar salad. There has to be something there...
HereBeMonsters said:
I've been nursing a knee injury for the last 3 weeks. While I was laid up I really craved rubbish food - pies, big stews, roast dinners, takeways etc.
Got back on the bike today seriously for the first time - what did I fancy for dinner? Chicken caesar salad. There has to be something there...
There most likely is to some degree, but it won't be the same for everyone. Got back on the bike today seriously for the first time - what did I fancy for dinner? Chicken caesar salad. There has to be something there...
I can be really good during the week but as soon as the clock strikes weekend o'clock, I really struggle. Typing this with whiskey in hand & about to eat again, even though I said to myself I was going on the wagon for a month or two & had a curry earlier (again, was going to have salmon but couldn't find the right thing to go with it).
The joys of sludge
Last weekend was an Ollie Reid tribute as well as the Elvis one we both seem to have had. Totting up the calories wasn't pleasant.
I know I would have hit my weight target some time ago and would be trying to go up again (in the right way) if it wasn't for this kind of thing .
Last weekend was an Ollie Reid tribute as well as the Elvis one we both seem to have had. Totting up the calories wasn't pleasant.
I know I would have hit my weight target some time ago and would be trying to go up again (in the right way) if it wasn't for this kind of thing .
Edited by DukeDickson on Sunday 5th August 02:05
Bonus is that while I'm still losing weight slowly (down to 93kg now from 105kg this time last year) I'm definitely getting stronger.
Best mate has a 4 month old baby, weighs around 16lbs (he's a proper little porker!) and has started the "how long can you hold the baby out at arm's length?" challenge. He himself (father) is super-fit but only managed 35 secs. Triathlete mate managed 50 secs. I went over a minute and was still fine to go longer. There are secret muscles under this blubber!
Best mate has a 4 month old baby, weighs around 16lbs (he's a proper little porker!) and has started the "how long can you hold the baby out at arm's length?" challenge. He himself (father) is super-fit but only managed 35 secs. Triathlete mate managed 50 secs. I went over a minute and was still fine to go longer. There are secret muscles under this blubber!
Ayahuasca said:
I have lost almost a stone in the last month without trying.
I run about 20 miles a week - that's about it for exercise except I have started mountainbiking a couple of hours a weekend. I swing a 20lb kettlebell around but not seriously or for very long.
Breakfast is large bowl of porridge with some raisins thrown in, and a glass of juice or V8.
No lunch most days. Other days a sandwich.
Drink green tea all day - probably four or five cups.
Dinner is a chicken curry or chili with about four slices of brown bread.
I am starting to see a hint of an 'ab' poking out.
Maybe I should patent my 'diet'.
That it trying your doing everything right there.I run about 20 miles a week - that's about it for exercise except I have started mountainbiking a couple of hours a weekend. I swing a 20lb kettlebell around but not seriously or for very long.
Breakfast is large bowl of porridge with some raisins thrown in, and a glass of juice or V8.
No lunch most days. Other days a sandwich.
Drink green tea all day - probably four or five cups.
Dinner is a chicken curry or chili with about four slices of brown bread.
I am starting to see a hint of an 'ab' poking out.
Maybe I should patent my 'diet'.
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