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04-19-2025, 04:57 PM #1051
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04-19-2025, 09:17 PM #1052
2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
Got it, thanks!
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04-21-2025, 08:36 PM #1053
2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
Closing out lent on Easter morning I weighed in at 215…which wasn’t bad considering I never got into a regular exercise routine.
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk"I have touched all the so-called capitals of basketball, but when it gets down to the short stroke, the only true capital of basketball is in Lexington." AL McGuire
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04-25-2025, 09:28 AM #1054
Re: 2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
Now that I've mostly given up all my bad habits the real problem surfaces; I don't want any good habits.
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04-28-2025, 04:00 PM #1055
Re: 2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
Weight creeping up. Exercise as good as it has ever been, but eating habits not.
20 days until a 5k friendly race at the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Wish I weighed about 15-20 pounds less.
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04-28-2025, 06:21 PM #1056
Re: 2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
Keep up the work Mr. Cartwright and don't let little setbacks get you down.
I got my weight down to 197.5 a few weeks back and then the Eater Holiday happened. I am now on the other side off 200.
It is easy to get discouraged. But look at where you are compared to where you were; that ought to put a smile on your face.
When I get to feeling bad about 205 or 215 I remember when I weighed 265.
All about perspective...
You have got this because you care enough to check yourself...One of the hardest things in life is having words in your heart that you can't utter.
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08-08-2025, 09:35 AM #1057
Re: 2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
Lost a little weight in Japan walking 20-25,000 steps per day, but pretty much gained it back.
Still doing well exercising -- yesterday was day # 402 in a row I've hit 7,500+ steps -- I know the "standard" is 10,000, but my job is so sedentary that I often have to run 3 miles at night just to add to what I've had during the day to reach 7,500, so I'm fine with that number. I generally run 3 or 4 times a week, and play basketball on Sunday nights (although we've had a bunch of cancellations recently, so I haven't played that much).
I start the day doing well with breakfast -- usually boiled eggs and a banana, or nonfat Greek yogurt and frozen blueberries, or sometimes nonfat cottage cheese and strawberries. About once a week I'll have a Lender's bagel, usually plain. I will go through a phase of having raisin bran cereal, skim milk and blueberries, too.
For lunch, it's still ok, especially calorie-wise, assuming I can go home for lunch or I'm working from home. Usually either turkey sandwich and an apple (two apples if they are small), or sometimes a pimento cheese sandwich on low-calorie bread (maximum 240 calories total).
Dinner is usually ok-ish. Lot of chicken, once a week fish, vegetables. I like my potatoes and carbs there, though. At night after dinner I'll sometimes find myself hungry (sometimes = 90% of the time) and that's where I tend to add unnecessary calories that I can't seem to shake. Easy for me to pick up a rice krispie treat. "It's only 90 calories," I tell myself. Then I get another because one isn't filling, like most junk food. Club crackers are sitting there in the pantry looking at me, as well as ritz crackers, and at night, I like my salt fix. I often drink between 30-60 oz of water after 8pm as well (I don't drink that much during the day, usually don't drink during dinner, and it catches up with me). I'll often fix 24 oz of water and add 6 oz of cranberry juice. Last night I did that, and then fixed 16 oz of water and 4 oz of orange juice.
(Yes, it catches up with me about 2 a.m....)
Anyway, with all of that, I'm naturally not losing weight. I think I have to go to bed earlier to keep me from eating poorly late, and I think I also need to add weight/strength training to my exercise regime, as I think that helps burn calories better than old slow man jog/running like I do.
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08-08-2025, 03:05 PM #1058
Re: 2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
My biggest issue are the nighttime snacks. I need someone to lock the pantry after dinner.
We do this not because it is easy, but because we thought it would be easy.
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Yesterday, 11:03 AM #1059
2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
I’m so far out of cardio shape my BPM go nuts just strolling through the plant from my office to the bathroom. Cutting grass almost kills me…I keep telling my self today is the day to get on the machine and start getting into a daily routine… today is that day. 🙄
I have managed to stay even with my weight stuck between 217-220
Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk"I have touched all the so-called capitals of basketball, but when it gets down to the short stroke, the only true capital of basketball is in Lexington." AL McGuire
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Yesterday, 07:51 PM #1060
Re: 2016 Walking, Exercise, Weight Loss Member Challenge Thread
The good news: I'm up to walking an hour/day (about 3.5 miles at my pace).
The bad news: Between moving to a new house and the work that goes with that, along with Florida's crappy summer weather that gives you about a 3 hour window before the heat index gets dangerous, I've only been walking 2 times/week.
Have to make getting back up to 5 days/week a priority.
In spite of my relative lack of walking, I'm down about 8 pounds this past month. Getting back on the scales daily, which is one way I stay focused. Only 20 pounds left to get back to where I was before they put the boot on me. Always feels like I'm either losing or gaining--nothing in between....Last edited by KSRBEvans; Yesterday at 08:00 PM.
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