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Flyingpony
3rd January 2007, 11:21
I did, what about you?
Did the old weigh in a week before Christmas and again last night. Seems that I've put on two kg from all of the food consumed. After all, what's Christmas day like if you don't have three meals - right! Well yours truly only ate two but the second meal started at 10am and finished at 5pm - think that makes up for skipping the third meal (Boxing day also had only two) :mellow:
As they say, :whocares: , I've got more chocolate cookies to eat and chocolate self-sauce pudding to consume (failed miserably to eat the whole tub after eating some pizza before hand) ...
At least my weight loss in the lead up to Christmas leaves my weight nicely in the balance :rockon:
so there's no need for me to panic :Punk: The power to weight ratio on the FXR hasn't be damaged.
Grahameeboy
3rd January 2007, 11:30
That is only just short of a pound or 3,500 calories so not a major plus depends whether you used same scales, time of day, water drunk etc etc.
xwhatsit
3rd January 2007, 11:48
That is only just short of a pound or 3,500 calories so not a major plus depends whether you used same scales, time of day, water drunk etc etc.
Nup, you converted wrong way, it's about 4lbs instead.
Phils Motorcycles
3rd January 2007, 11:51
Going to be gaining weight. Among the stuff I got for Christmas there's a box that holds 5 A4 reams of paper overflowing with home made biscuits. I think there's only 2 packets of Scorched Almonds, no idea how much chocolate and lollies, a bottle of Port, bottle of Wine and bottle of Vodka. My doctor is going to cry.
Grahameeboy
3rd January 2007, 11:53
Nup, you converted wrong way, it's about 4lbs instead.
Whoops, bugger, you are right.................in that case he would have had to eaten 16,000 extra calories which is an awful lot............
vifferman
3rd January 2007, 11:56
Luckily, we have no scales at home, but I'm SURE I've gained some. Eight days or so in the US is not conducive to staying slim, as all the food is SO high in calories and the portions so huge.
Oakie
3rd January 2007, 12:02
I was 86kg before Xmas and without weighing myself I knew I'd put on a bit so I've been good for the last week (Haven't touched any of the chocolate stuff I was given ... I let everyone else eat it). I feel about right again now but I will weigh myself to confirm sometime.
Disco Dan
3rd January 2007, 12:04
9 1/2 stone before christmas. 10 stone now.
Nothing major. Still a stick :yes:
Grahameeboy
3rd January 2007, 12:18
Okay...I weighed 98.6kg before Christmas and still weigh the same.........and I ate lots of mince pies and had 2 Christmas Day dinners.............so me wonders how accurate scales people have used are and if they have used same scales.........cause Disco 1/2 a stone extra is a lot of extra eating man
Grahameeboy
3rd January 2007, 12:20
9 1/2 stone before christmas. 10 stone now.
Nothing major. Still a stick :yes:
Just noticed you gave up smoking before Christmas so this could be reason as your metabolism is slowing down.............
Disco Dan
3rd January 2007, 12:22
Just noticed you gave up smoking before Christmas so this could be reason as your metabolism is slowing down.............
yeah im not worried though... can still see all my ribs!!! Bit of a weed still!
Flyingpony
3rd January 2007, 14:02
That is only just short of a pound or 3,500 calories so not a major plus depends whether you used same scales, time of day, water drunk etc etc.
Very true though I try to keep those variables to a minimum and always use the same scales on the bathroom lino floor. Can feel that I've gained some weight.
BarBender
3rd January 2007, 14:05
125kg before Xmas. 130kgs about 2 mins ago.
A whole lot of this :apint: and this :drinkup:and this :sleep: and none of this:apumpin:
Merry Xmas and a Happy farken New year it sure was...(hic)
pervert
3rd January 2007, 14:06
9 1/2 stone before christmas. 10 stone now.
Fucking hell...it's 2007, start using kilograms as a weight measurement!!!
Disco Dan
3rd January 2007, 14:11
Fucking hell...it's 2007, start using kilograms as a weight measurement!!!
Im farking English!! All my tools are imperial sizes (to work on the mini :bye: ) and my scales are from the UK and use stone!!! Fark knows what that is in KG's... and i dont really care!!
pervert
3rd January 2007, 14:14
Im farking English!! All my tools are imperial sizes (to work on the mini :bye: ) and my scales are from the UK and use stone!!! Fark knows what that is in KG's... and i dont really care!!
Hahahahahaha, even the yanks are ditching imperial sizing...
I just hadn't heard anyone refer to a weight in 'stone' for about 10 years or more...hahaha, but fair enough I guess...
Disco Dan
3rd January 2007, 14:17
Hahahahahaha, even the yanks are ditching imperial sizing...
I just hadn't heard anyone refer to a weight in 'stone' for about 10 years or more...hahaha, but fair enough I guess...
Imperial sizing is surprisingly common though.... ....how bigs ya willy? 3" ? hahahah! The most common unit for measuring it!
Usually only old fogeys that still use imperial weights and measures.. ..and some stubborn English!
KATWYN
3rd January 2007, 17:42
Very true though I try to keep those variables to a minimum and always use the same scales on the bathroom lino floor. .
Throw the scales out I reakon. According to standard BMI some female and male bodybuilders can be classed as obese if they go by their bathroom scales - its all muscle.
Clothes are your best indicator
Scales are to controlling
Beemer
3rd January 2007, 22:04
Not giving any numbers, let's just say clothes are 'snug'! And Farmers had those damned delicious Lily O'Brien's chocolates for half price today. I bought two boxes for Andy - of course...
bluninja
3rd January 2007, 22:20
No net weight gain over Christmas week. Ended the year at 110 kgs (down from 124 start 2006) This year I'm shedding 20kgs. Biggest problem Christmas week was alcohol......drinking 2 or 3 cases of beer in a week instead of 2 or 3 beers a week.
Looking forward to the dryer warmer weather and having an easier time through the twisties without having to respring my suspension.
Drum
3rd January 2007, 22:40
I prefer to consider weight gain in terms of percentages. That way, the fatter you get, the slower the rate of fatness increase!
Indiana_Jones
3rd January 2007, 22:44
I feel fatter.
-Indy
Indiana_Jones
3rd January 2007, 22:56
But as they say, you gotta push it to the limit!
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-Indy
KATWYN
4th January 2007, 08:22
But as they say, you gotta push it to the limit!
-Indy
:zzzz: Well Indy, I can honestly say I just wasted 5 minutes of my life watching that
video!.....What on earth has that got to do with putting weight on over christmas ??????????????????
jrandom
4th January 2007, 09:21
Two months ago I was 92kg.
I weighed myself this morning. 103. Goddamn motherfucking Ernest Adams fruit mince pies.
My Le Race (http://www.lerace.co.nz/) entry should provide some appropriate fat loss motivation, though. Gulp. I don't want to have to race in the 'Clydesdale' class.
Grahameeboy
4th January 2007, 09:28
Two months ago I was 92kg.
I weighed myself this morning. 103. Goddamn motherfucking Ernest Adams fruit mince pies.
My Le Race (http://www.lerace.co.nz/) entry should provide some appropriate fat loss motivation, though. Gulp. I don't want to have to race in the 'Clydesdale' class.
Geeze thats a lot for a short bugger............
jrandom
4th January 2007, 09:32
Geeze thats a lot for a short bugger............
Short? Well... I'm 175cm, which isn't exactly Masai-like, I suppose.
I don't have *that* much fat to lose, though; the best shape I've ever been in was at 86kg and 9% bodyfat. Based on past performance, dropping 10kg over the next 3 months should see me finishing Le Race < 4:00. Hopefully.
Grahameeboy
4th January 2007, 09:33
Short? Well... I'm 175cm, which isn't exactly Masai-like, I suppose.
I don't have *that* much fat to lose, though; the best shape I've ever been in was at 86kg and 9% bodyfat. Based on past performance, dropping 10kg over the next 3 months should see me finishing Le Race < 4:00. Hopefully.
Ah I though you were 175mm...........
Crisis management
4th January 2007, 09:39
Jeez, you guys make me feel anorexic....65kg's for the last 30 years, if I vary by a kilo it's a miracle!
And yes, I can still dress myself, althought the incontinence pants get tricky sometimes...
jrandom
4th January 2007, 10:30
Ah I though you were 175mm...........
No no.
I don't ride a Brutale...
Al
4th January 2007, 11:21
Arrived in Darwin in July 2006 and weight was 114kg.
Weighed this morning and I am down to 105kg.
Height is 188cm, so still a bit of a fat bugger.....
A year ago I was 158kg, had a gastric bypass op....... best thing that could have happened to me, even though I still eat 4 tablespoons of food and then I am FULL! hehehehe, cheap date for dinner too!
Take care out there
Al
SPman
4th January 2007, 11:28
AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRGH!
:gob:
Indiana_Jones
4th January 2007, 11:45
:zzzz: Well Indy, I can honestly say I just wasted 5 minutes of my life watching that
video!.....What on earth has that got to do with putting weight on over christmas ??????????????????
Everything.......duh lol
-Indy
Alice
4th January 2007, 12:10
Two months ago I was 92kg.
I weighed myself this morning. 103. Goddamn motherfucking Ernest Adams fruit mince pies.
My Le Race (http://www.lerace.co.nz/) entry should provide some appropriate fat loss motivation, though. Gulp. I don't want to have to race in the 'Clydesdale' class.
I did Le Race last March, great event, hope you have done plenty of hill training, the climbs go on and on and on, 4 minutes down the main street and its straight into the first climb.I loved the event, the last downhill into Akaroa is a blast, 80kph, woohooo.
I did it in 3 hours 8min, I have a lot less weight than you to drag up the hills.
Flyingpony
4th January 2007, 12:36
Not giving any numbers, let's just say clothes are 'snug'! And Farmers had those damned delicious Lily O'Brien's chocolates for half price today. I bought two boxes for Andy - of course...
Well, you don't have to give your actual weight :dodge: , that's probably confidential information. We're just interested in the variation due to Christmas since your last weigh in :shutup: :innocent: I didn't post how much I weigh, just that it's 2kg more than before Christmas :mellow: but I did go on a diet before hand in preparation :love:
KATWYN
4th January 2007, 12:40
Everything.......duh lol
-Indy
Now you are just playing with my head Indy :laugh:
I do not come from Planet Indy where
80's music and movies reign supreme- perhaps I missed something ?
I didn't see one fat person in it. I never saw any chrissy puds,bottles
of champers (oh actually maybe I did...), chrissy hams, mince pies,bathroom scales. I
did however see lots of bags of money......lots of it and a lady at the end having a relaxing cigarette...
oh and a pet tiger sculking around
jrandom
4th January 2007, 12:45
I did Le Race last March, great event, hope you have done plenty of hill training, the climbs go on and on and on
ROFL. Quite. Even in my dreams, I'm more of a McEwen than a Rasmussen.
Actually, at 102kg, I'm not even much of a McEwen. Butterbean on a Bicycle, perhaps? I'll be content if I just weigh less than Scotty Brown on race day. Hills are not my thing. I'm doing Le Race out of pure masochism, and to get a minor psychological edge over Mr Skid when we go toe to toe at K2 in October. [Edit: And because it's on my birthday, of course.]
I used to have a pretty decent powerlifting total, but I've swapped to the bike as being more likely to keep me alive for a long time. The years and cholesterol levels march on...
I did it in 3 hours 8min
Grrrr. Pencil-necked climber. I will crush you like bug.
Hitcher
4th January 2007, 12:52
The years and cholesterol levels march on...
Myocardial infarction or tofu? I think the former.
jrandom
4th January 2007, 13:15
Myocardial infarction or tofu?
Pfft! I'll farction your myo. Cardial arse. A way a lone a last a loved a long the riverrun...
Hitcher
4th January 2007, 16:09
Pfft! I'll farction your myo. Cardial arse. A way a lone a last a loved a long the riverrun...
Those organic bean sprouts are clearly taking their toll. Or perhaps it's from reading James Joyce?
Alice
4th January 2007, 16:41
ROFL. Quite. Even in my dreams, I'm more of a McEwen than a Rasmussen.
Actually, at 102kg, I'm not even much of a McEwen. Butterbean on a Bicycle, perhaps? I'll be content if I just weigh less than Scotty Brown on race day. Hills are not my thing. I'm doing Le Race out of pure masochism, and to get a minor psychological edge over Mr Skid when we go toe to toe at K2 in October. [Edit: And because it's on my birthday, of course.]
I used to have a pretty decent powerlifting total, but I've swapped to the bike as being more likely to keep me alive for a long time. The years and cholesterol levels march on...
Grrrr. Pencil-necked climber. I will crush you like bug.
Enjoy, the suffering, the satisfaction is the same for everyone know matter what time it takes,
.....yu gotta catch me before yu can crush me,
and on a treddle bike thats not going to happen ! cept since I"ve got my motorbike the cycling is taking a back seat, but I will always keep it going to some extent, just not training like I used to.The older yu get the more yu realise how important it is to stay active, for both mind and body.
At more than 45 + kilos less than you I've got a distinct advantage going uphill and I love riding up hills for some strange reason.
Colapop
4th January 2007, 17:07
Hmmm... 118kg before xmas (about the 15th), 124kg on about the 26th, 128kg today... I ate all the pies... and some of Satans Elves to boot!
KATWYN
4th January 2007, 17:31
and some of Satans Elves to boot!
Oh big creamy nasty cheesecake about 1000 calories a piece huh....time
to get back in that gym Cola!!
Indiana_Jones
4th January 2007, 18:37
Hmmm... 118kg before xmas (about the 15th), 124kg on about the 26th, 128kg today... I ate all the pies... and some of Satans Elves to boot!
your poor bike, Col lol
-Indy
Colapop
4th January 2007, 18:54
Yeah, I've found that the suspension is not fucked - I'm just a fat bastard!
Flyingpony
17th January 2007, 08:39
Well, my weight loss progress has been zero kg :nono:
Just days after starting this thread, a fellow worker returned from holidays sick. I caught this cold and that put an end to my cycling & diet plans. Reverted back to my "see" food diet and rode the motorcycle every day! (that's one of the best things about being sick :) ). Riding the bike allows me to avoid being exposed to cold air which historically has made me get sicker or relapse.
Now that I've shaken it, I'd better get back into the programme :weep:
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