Wow, that’s impressive.I’ve increased my run/walk distance a lot. If I’m not at work I’m outside exercising. Currently doing 5.6 miles twice per day.
2 laps around Green Lake in the morning and evening.Wow, that’s impressive.
Keep going.Almost a week in and I'm not sure about IF (without pairing it with Keto). I've been doing pretty good, going 5/7 with just a couple of days where I had a late supper, so I only got in a 14-15 hour fast instead of the full 16.
The first couple of days felt good. I actually felt pretty good in the morning, and was hungry an hour or two before lunch but could ignore it and keep working. The last couple of days have been different. I'm good in the morning until about 9:30 (I eat at 11, which would be 16 hours for me). Stomach is rumbling, and all I can really do is think about what my next meal is going to be and when. Hard to focus at work. I probably didn't eat enough last night for supper, but not the problem the day before.
To add, I've been weighing myself every couple of days and the scale hasn't really moved. If I felt better, I wouldn't really care about the scale, but I do need a little encouragement to keep this going.
Rule number one: CardioEast Coast Bias said:2 laps around Green Lake in the morning and evening.krista4 said:Wow, that’s impressive.
I think it depends on your levels of activity and calories consumed while eating, but it gets easier. On mid-late day hard workout days I have to force myself to eat in the morning even though i am not hungry. I just know I'll need the ammo later. IF'ing on easy workout days has become second nature.Almost a week in and I'm not sure about IF (without pairing it with Keto). I've been doing pretty good, going 5/7 with just a couple of days where I had a late supper, so I only got in a 14-15 hour fast instead of the full 16.
The first couple of days felt good. I actually felt pretty good in the morning, and was hungry an hour or two before lunch but could ignore it and keep working. The last couple of days have been different. I'm good in the morning until about 9:30 (I eat at 11, which would be 16 hours for me). Stomach is rumbling, and all I can really do is think about what my next meal is going to be and when. Hard to focus at work. I probably didn't eat enough last night for supper, but not the problem the day before.
To add, I've been weighing myself every couple of days and the scale hasn't really moved. If I felt better, I wouldn't really care about the scale, but I do need a little encouragement to keep this going.
Maybe i looked at the wrong source, but one site i read discourage counting calories, etc., but just to eat your two meals normally without going overboard. Obviously I know if I eat 3000 calories between two meals, the fast isn't going to erase that. Part of the reason I chose it this time was the lack of tracking, thinking, etc.I think it depends on your levels of activity and calories consumed while eating, but it gets easier. On mid-late day hard workout days I have to force myself to eat in the morning even though i am not hungry. I just know I'll need the ammo later. IF'ing on easy workout days has become second nature.
Nah all protein broIn a worst case scenario situation, would toilet paper be considered a carb?
That's over 10 percent of your body weight in less than 2.5 months. Amazing job GB. Seriously. Way to go.Thursday check-in, although it hardly seems significant with everything else going on. Overall, a good week for me diet-wise.
1/2 - 184.6 lbs
1/9 - 179.8 lbs
1/16 - 177.4 lbs
1/23 - 176.0 lbs
1/30 - 174.8 lbs
2/6 - 172.4 lbs
2/13 - 172.2 lbs
2/20 - 171.0 lbs
2/27 - 169.6 lbs
3/5 - 167.4 lbs
3/12 - 165.8 lbs
Right there with you. I went yesterday, but may give it a break. Might have to buy some home equipment.Man timing of this sucks. Was really hitting my stride going to gym and now I'm done for awhile. I have a great home gym but dumbbell moves get pretty boring after awhile.
How was Jackson Hole?Update: quest for 170’s.
Sober February complete.
Ski trip complete. Everything was drunk and ate.
Lost another lb+. Down to 181.1
currently drinking a delicious beer. Might not help the cause....
as long as covid 19 doesn’t f with the program too much, I think I’ll break through!
did buy a grip of delicious beer in response to the pandemic.
Please practice elbow taps to the ###, sir.Being stuck at home and without a gym definitely sucks. When I'm at home all day, I slip up with my diet. No gym means that I need to find time outside to run. And I assume my 10 mile run in early May will be cancelled so I don't even have that motivating factor anymore. This virus can kiss my ###.
pretty awesome . the mountain layout, wasn't the best. waiting for the big red tram, was sometimes a 30+ minutes wait. not good. especially on a fairly empty mountain. but there was a plenty of other terrain to get after. waffles at the top was fun!How was Jackson Hole?
What you think of this?Right there with you. I went yesterday, but may give it a break. Might have to buy some home equipment.
my neighbor has something similar, but his has 3 anchor points. same thing, just with a long horizontal bar. anchor in the middle and at both ends. my fear with the one linked, is that the connection to the wall, would eventually loosen.What you think of this?
https://www.amazon.com/Valor-Fitness-BD-62-Mount-Station/dp/B01LOX2PPO/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=cable%2Bmachine&qid=1584063870&sr=8-2&th=1
I feel like cable stuff is the thing that I struggle with the most replacing. I'm really a huge fan of constant tension, feel like it's easier on joints and can get great ROM.
This thing look like a POS to you?
I get that and really I'm only missing a few leg machine stuff that I can't at least make a half ### effort at duplicating with what I have on hand.
I can drop lag bolts into straight concrete in the floor. The wall if I find a stud I should be able to get it secure. I'm usually not cable pulling anything much more than 50-75. I had same thought, but I bet they think people will try to put that inside and I'm doing it on a garage floor.my neighbor has something similar, but his has 3 anchor points. same thing, just with a long horizontal bar. anchor in the middle and at both ends. my fear with the one linked, is that the connection to the wall, would eventually loosen.
Crashed and burned. Idk why, but I just can't get myself motivated at the moment, despite the fact that I'm putting on weight again. I meed to get my ### in gear, but I'm just struggling. I'm really glad to hear that you're killing it. Great job!Just realized I completed my @Tecumseh 100-day challenge several days ago and didn't realize it. Of course, I actually failed since I only had 98 days, missing Dec. 26 and 27. But I've still been completing my every-day purposeful exercise of at least one hour, and will through at least March 17, when my other team challenge ends. How did it go for you, GBTecumseh? Thanks for posting about this and inviting others to join you!
You've been killing it for a good long while. It's OK to give yourself a break, and I know you'll hit it again hard when you need to.Crashed and burned. Idk why, but I just can't get myself motivated at the moment, despite the fact that I'm putting on weight again. I meed to get my ### in gear, but I'm just struggling. I'm really glad to hear that you're killing it. Great job!
My neighbor has his in the garage. Mounted as you are proposing. Floor and 3 studs.culdeus said:I can drop lag bolts into straight concrete in the floor. The wall if I find a stud I should be able to get it secure. I'm usually not cable pulling anything much more than 50-75. I had same thought, but I bet they think people will try to put that inside and I'm doing it on a garage floor.
I ended up buying it. They raised the price since I linked itMy neighbor has his in the garage. Mounted as you are proposing. Floor and 3 studs.
That doesn't sound healthy.Down 33 in 8 weeks. Old fashion walking and eating differently. Got 35 more to go. I want to be 185 by 4th of July.
That is so awesome. Good for you dude.Still crushing it but I’m exhausted. Pushing myself really hard. Should cross over the 40 pounds lost since December 1 at tomorrow’s weigh in. If I do I may take a couple days off to let myself recover and then get back at it.
Spent better part of 6 hours overhauling the home gym today. Moved everything around, cleaned it all up made room for that cable system coming in.I ended up buying it. They raised the price since I linked it
I don't want any excuses. I can manage 95% of everything I need now.
I'm only two weeks into my quest, and hadn't made much progress. WFH looks like it will become mandatory, vs the rotation we were on previously. That will kill any progress, as with constant access to food will be constant grazing for me. Taking the commute out of the day should result in more time to exercise. Maybe a mid day exercise would stop me from just eating constantly? Hmm, will have to consider.How is everyone doing in here?
Awesome. This is where I want to be in a few months.At 179 this morning. Goal weight of 175lbs and have lost just over 30lbs so far. Having trouble focusing on diet and exercise at this point but exercise has been a good distraction when I have found time.
You can definitely do it. I can't believe you are already down 40 lbs. I started right after Thanksgiving and just getting close to goal now.Awesome. This is where I want to be in a few months.
Want to do a side bet of some kind? We're about the same point in training, and my gym is closed down so I'm squeezing in workouts around family time like everyone elseIt’s been a struggle for me to keep up with my training. I ran 6 miles on Sunday but now being stuck at home working with the kids will make things more challenging. I’ll still do my best to continue to train but psychologically it’s hard given that I’m almost certain the run will be cancelled