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    Looks like there is more advice you can poke a stick at,

    good luck on this challenge,

    my advice is do this for yourself, not for anyone else
    If you can't be good, be good at it

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    Quote Originally Posted by elle33f View Post
    OMG if i was 83 kilos i would be shouting it out to the world
    Would be, or wouldn't be?
    *not sure if I should be embarrassed or not.....*
    Om nom nom.

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    wooohoooo!! starting offcially tomorrow. riding [hopefully, weather dependant] to national park to meet my trainer. gotta try and remember what ive eaten the last few days....*thinks*

    monday: complan. fruit, fruit, fruit. rice and noodles. [and a headache from being hungry!]
    tuesday: hubbards slingshots. rice. mac n cheese
    wednesday: same as above, mac n cheese for lunch. vege pies and veges
    thursday: same breaky. mac n cheese for lunch. vege pies and veges.
    friday: same breaky, mac n cheese for lunch, 12inch vege subway.

    mix of fruit drinks, water and coke thrown in, along with some naughty stuff [box of scorched almonds that lasted tuesday to yesterday.] also walked up and down town today from 1pm till 4.
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    the really happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery when on a detour.

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    UPDATE!

    well... just took my second lot of measurements and photos. measurements are being loaded into a spreadsheets. for some reason it wont attach, so ill try a copy and paste.

    6 April
    20 April

    neck
    30
    37
    chest
    111
    111
    waist
    97
    95
    hips
    120
    112
    left thigh
    78
    67
    right thigh
    76
    70
    left calf
    50
    49
    right calf
    48
    49
    left ankle
    27
    27
    right ankle
    27
    26
    left bicep flex
    40
    39
    left bicep
    39
    36
    right bicep flex
    40
    38
    right bicep
    38
    35.5
    left forearm
    27.5
    25.5
    right forearm
    27.5
    25.5
    left wrist
    17.5
    17
    right wrist
    17.5
    17



    pleasingly, theres quite a bit of difference between some measurements. ive got some lovely "dents" on the outside of each thigh which looks funny as hell.
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    the really happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery when on a detour.

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    Awesome!! Remember it's early days. Good to see some results early on. Keep the food levels right and keep at it.

    Well done!
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    Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.
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    we will remember them

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    That's great Sunhuntin!!!! Can I ask though, what are you doing to increase your neck size like that?

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    Deadlifts and shrugs.
    They shall not grow old as we that are left grow old.
    Age shall not weary them nor the years condemn.
    At the going down of the sun and in the evening,
    we will remember them

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    Quote Originally Posted by Colapop View Post
    Deadlifts and shrugs.


    well done sun!
    Go on, click on the pic for larger version!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mrs Kendog View Post
    That's great Sunhuntin!!!! Can I ask though, what are you doing to increase your neck size like that?
    honestly, mrs kd, i wouldnt have a clue!! my exercises are:

    crunches, squats [no weight bar] shoulder press [no weights], bent over row [5kg long bar], calf raises and press ups.
    none of that should have had any impact on my neck [well, not that i can think of!!]

    kinda scary really... i made mum remeasure my neck in about 3 different spots, and it only differed by a cm in one spot.

    ive been taking in a lot of protein [sometimes up to 2 shakes a day, and fish nearly every night] so that may have something to do with it?
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    the really happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery when on a detour.

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    Quote Originally Posted by girlygirl View Post
    Would be, or wouldn't be?
    *not sure if I should be embarrassed or not.....*
    i would be shouting it! i think i was born.......about 90 kilos
    Go on, click on the pic for larger version!

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    Quote Originally Posted by elle33f View Post
    i would be shouting it! i think i was born.......about 90 kilos
    Thanks babe !

    My weight last Monday was 78.8kgs, which made me happy

    So not too bad for three weeks and starting at 83.6kgs....

    Still got to keep going though.
    Om nom nom.

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    Quote Originally Posted by doc View Post
    Seriously for a change. WALKING, join a club, no stress on joints support from the other tubbies. That is until you metamophosis into your dreamweight. It's true join those that are doin it.
    If you can't run, walking is an excellent idea. Is free, you get constantly changing scenery to enjoy, you can talk while doing it, you can do it anywhere and any time, etc...

    Though of course, if you can... running is far far better idea. No, I'm not at all biased because I'm a former fanatical runner!

    You run for an hour a day (really not that much if you are a runner...), then you can eat whatever the hell you feel like eating.


    Quote Originally Posted by doc View Post
    I don't have a weight problem, but because I said that don't write me off. Us skinny people all think its about how much you eat. I believe it's about what you burn and maybe type of food you eat.
    True, exercise is more important than what you eat. Exercising doesn't just burn off energy, it also lifts your metabolism so that you are burning more energy off even when you are not exercising. Plus it is way more
    fun to exercise than having to constantly watch what you are eating!

    Edit:
    After reading through the thread some more: the advise given earlier about getting competitive is excellent. For most people vanity isn't enough of a reason to loose weight, having other goals/reasons to get out there exercising will help a lot.

    Ignore scales could also help you personally. Because while you will loose fat, you will also gain muscle. Which is very much a good thing, but you can't tell this just from the scales. Do what another suggested, and take photos of yourself without your clothes on. You will see the difference as the weeks go past, regardless of what nonsense the scales tell you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by girlygirl View Post
    Just a thought on the exercise thing....

    Go for a decent walk, make sure that you have a timeline to be back in and no ability to cut corners.
    You are on the money, don't set up opportunities to cutting corners. The first few weeks would be the hardest, but it just gets easier as time goes on. Habit forming can be very powerful if you make it work for you instead of against.

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    well... as can be seen by the measurements posted above, there has been some decent changes across the body. ive been taking photos, but cant see any difference in them [yet!]

    my trainers coming down today [boy, hes gonna get wet!!] ill flick him a txt at about 11 to let him know where ill meet him.

    right now... im loving it! the first month has been great, and ive already had a comment from a customer at work. im having trouble with crunches, but will sort that this weekend. food has been getting boring, but im getting inventive [such as vegemite with a couple of walnut halves] walkings been good, but mum is waaay to slow. very tempting to leave her behind, but thatd just be mean.
    my blog: http://sunsthomasandfriends.weebly.com/index.html

    the really happy person is one who can enjoy the scenery when on a detour.

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    theres plenty of terrific places to walk in Wanganui..have you done the steps on Durie Hill ????that"ll get ya sorted in no time!(probly wanna ditch mum for that tho )I used to walk up Hiltons Pit (mountain bike track Aramoho) and round the bridges was entertaining as well ..the council has put in more tracks up the river so you can walk right out to the beach neally..I really miss that place and living here is very limiting to find a good track ..I have to drive a few ks to get to the hills from here........makes for bloody good riding too......(dam uve got some of the best back roads up there........feel homesick now) Glad to see youre getting the desired effects .
    <span style=font-family: Century Gothic><font size=4><font color=DarkOrchid>Live and let live</font></font></span>

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