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post by Samurai   |  | Vehicular Lord Rick

Battle Of The Bulge
< on 6/3/2010 10:30 PM >

i started this stupid diet shit at 315lbs back towards Christmas.
weighed myself this morning and am down to 288lbs.
yay.



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post by metawaffle   |  | King of Puns

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 1 on 6/4/2010 12:03 AM >

Brilliant! How different does it make you feel?


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post by jeepdave   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 2 on 6/4/2010 12:46 AM >

Feels good don't it. I was up to 270 and down to about 245 now. I don't remember 150-270 tho, it was like an over nite thing


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post by Samurai   |  | Vehicular Lord Rick

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 3 on 6/4/2010 4:51 AM >

Posted by metawaffle
Brilliant! How different does it make you feel?


it feels good.
i have no illusions about falling off the wagon, but my goal is 260 by July 17.



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post by G to the Race   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 4 on 6/4/2010 11:23 AM >

Good deal, Sam. Keep drinking water, and w/summer on us if you have a garden you should be able to lose weight much more quickly. Are you exercising? If not, try something easy like walking. BTW, I've just decided I'm going no booze June. Made it 3 days already!


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post by splumer   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 5 on 6/4/2010 1:54 PM >

What diet are you doing? I did a low-carb diet a few years ago and lost almost 50 pounds, but I've since put it back. My work schedule doesn't encourage good eating habits, but at least now I walk more than I ever used to.

At the place I used to work we started a weight-loss challenge, since we were all pretty heavy. Everyone put in $10, and whoever lost the highest percentage of body weight after 6 months won the money. It wasn't me. We did percentage of body weight because we had two guys who were over 300 pounds, and they could lose 10 just by taking a dump.

Exploring is good exercise!


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post by Samurai   |  | Vehicular Lord Rick

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 6 on 6/4/2010 3:54 PM >

Posted by splumer
What diet are you doing? I did a low-carb diet a few years ago and lost almost 50 pounds, but I've since put it back. My work schedule doesn't encourage good eating habits, but at least now I walk more than I ever used to.

At the place I used to work we started a weight-loss challenge, since we were all pretty heavy. Everyone put in $10, and whoever lost the highest percentage of body weight after 6 months won the money. It wasn't me. We did percentage of body weight because we had two guys who were over 300 pounds, and they could lose 10 just by taking a dump.

Exploring is good exercise!


not really doing a 'diet', just not eating shitty food.



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post by shellyl   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 7 on 6/4/2010 4:39 PM >

Wow that is great!!!!!

We did a challenge at work also and they gave us pedometers to wear. Goal was a combo of at least 5 servings of fruits and or vegies a day and 10 miles of walking. It was easy since most of the 10 miles was done on work hours. It just a matter of hitting 10 miles on the days off. I saw a huge difference in my weight just with the added walking.


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post by SaraBellum   |  | Berkshire Hunt

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 8 on 6/6/2010 2:58 AM >

I've lost very close to 40 pounds after downloading the Calorie Counter application for my phone. It's linked to a website called fatsecret.com. After limiting the calories I take in each day, I started adding more rules for myself. No high fructose corn syrup, no mammals, and very few fried and processed foods. I would probably lose more weight if I stopped drinking Diet Coke altogether and stopped drinking whiskey and eating pizza on Friday nights, but I'm pretty happy so far.


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post by splumer   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 9 on 6/7/2010 5:59 PM >

Posted by SaraBellum
I've lost very close to 40 pounds after downloading the Calorie Counter application for my phone. It's linked to a website called fatsecret.com. After limiting the calories I take in each day, I started adding more rules for myself. No high fructose corn syrup, no mammals, and very few fried and processed foods. I would probably lose more weight if I stopped drinking Diet Coke altogether and stopped drinking whiskey and eating pizza on Friday nights, but I'm pretty happy so far.


Why Diet Coke? A friend of mine invented a zero-carb drink that was so tasty we named it after him: Jones. All it is is vodka and Diet Squirt over ice, in proportions you find appealing. Usually 1:1. No carbs! I assume Diet Coke would work too, but it doesn't taste as good with vodka.

Michelob Ultra isn't bad either, for a light beer.



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post by trent   |  | I'm Trent! Get Bent!

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 10 on 7/1/2010 4:37 PM >

Cutting the HFCS is huge. I'm basically skinny/lankey but might have a handle or two every now and then. Just going a week or two without corn syrup everyday melts like 10 lbs off me. It's tricky though, it's in lots of stuff besides pop/soda like bottled juice and iced teas.


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post by Samurai   |  | Vehicular Lord Rick

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 11 on 7/2/2010 6:05 AM >

Posted by trent
Cutting the HFCS is huge. I'm basically skinny/lankey but might have a handle or two every now and then. Just going a week or two without corn syrup everyday melts like 10 lbs off me. It's tricky though, it's in lots of stuff besides pop/soda like bottled juice and iced teas.


being a type 2 diabetic automatically means that i can't have that shit.
fucking HFCS is in the weirdest shit.

by the by, 283lbs this AM.



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post by trent   |  | I'm Trent! Get Bent!

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 12 on 7/2/2010 11:47 AM >

Nice. Keep it goin'.


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post by SaraBellum   |  | Berkshire Hunt

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 13 on 7/2/2010 1:56 PM >

Posted by splumer


Why Diet Coke?


There's evidence that artificial sweeteners make you feel more hungry. They think it's because your body expects a sugar rush from the taste but doesn't receive it. Not sure.


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post by Samurai   |  | Vehicular Lord Rick

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 14 on 8/23/2010 5:19 AM >

i've been in a funk the past couple of weeks and piled the pounds right back on... fuck i hate this shit.



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post by rob.i.am   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 15 on 8/23/2010 11:20 AM >

Posted by Samurai
i've been in a funk the past couple of weeks and piled the pounds right back on... fuck i hate this shit.



Pull out of the funk dude. We want to see swimsuit pics soon.



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post by splumer   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 16 on 8/23/2010 12:55 PM >

Posted by rob.i.am


Pull out of the funk dude. We want to see swimsuit pics soon.



No we don't!

Seriously, though, we should start a UER weight-loss challenge. I'd be willing to run it if people are interested.


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post by trent   |  | I'm Trent! Get Bent!

Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 17 on 8/23/2010 1:47 PM >

Solution:




(Sorry if the link fails, it's blocked at work, so I can't confirm if it works.)


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post by rainman8889   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 18 on 9/13/2010 1:59 AM >

Posted by Samurai
i've been in a funk the past couple of weeks and piled the pounds right back on... fuck i hate this shit.



OUCH! Been there and I share your pain.

My worst is 340lbs. I'm bringing it down and my goal is to be down to 220lbs. According to my doctor, that should be my ideal fighting weight.

Good luck Sam.


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post by splumer   |  | 
Re: Battle Of The Bulge
<Reply # 19 on 9/14/2010 12:33 PM >

Posted by rainman8889


OUCH! Been there and I share your pain.

My worst is 340lbs. I'm bringing it down and my goal is to be down to 220lbs. According to my doctor, that should be my ideal fighting weight.

Good luck Sam.


Dang! Have you thought about gastric bypass surgery? My wife had it done and lost like 130 pounds. I still have trouble recognizing her.


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