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kosaros
08-24-2009, 09:36 AM
I am setting up this log so it gives me some added motivation to lose weight. I have already been losing weight over the last couple of months, but I just need that added push to lose the extra pounds and get down to the weight I desire. Any comments, advice or support would be appreciated :good

My weight today: 12st 5.6

My target this week: To lose 4 pounds

My target overall: To get down to 11st.

butler08
08-24-2009, 10:17 AM
Power to you buddy im 11st now myself trying for 10st so i know how you feel good luck with it

HairyHighlander
08-24-2009, 10:31 AM
Pics or STFU :lol:

Seriously, it helps.....BIG motivator bro.

:good

kosaros
08-24-2009, 10:52 AM
Power to you buddy im 11st now myself trying for 10st so i know how you feel good luck with it

Cheers :good

Pics or STFU :lol:

Seriously, it helps.....BIG motivator bro.

:good

Pics once I get down to 11st :yep;)

HairyHighlander
08-24-2009, 11:10 AM
Pics once I get down to 11st :yep;)

Eh ?

Just post one, the reason for puting up isnt to admire !!!

So you gonna post one when you get to a weight you think looks ok and worthy of looking at ? :lol:

You be 50 pound lighter before xmas anyways, gaurantee !!!

:thumbsup

kosaros
08-24-2009, 11:12 AM
Eh ?

Just post one, the reason for puting up isnt to admire !!!

So you gonna post one when you get to a weight you think looks ok and worthy of looking at ? :lol:

You be 50 pound lighter before xmas anyways, gaurantee !!!

:thumbsup

Exactly :D

Anyway cheers for the comments/support etc. :good

HairyHighlander
08-24-2009, 11:31 AM
Exactly :D

Anyway cheers for the comments/support etc. :good

:lol: cools

:smoke

kosaros
08-25-2009, 08:42 AM
My weight today: 12st 3.6

Total weight loss: 2 pounds

I had some Special K honey and nut cereal for breakfast, ham sandwich for lunch, then chicken and potatoes for dinner. I guess it worked out at approximately 1,000~ calories. I also played football for 30mins to burn some of the calories off.

I think I lost 2 pounds because I ate a load on the Sunday (Sunday dinner :yep) and bloated myself up for the Monday. I don't expect to lose as much tomorrow!

Mr Butt
08-25-2009, 09:04 AM
good luck, try not to eat too much bread and keep the pork off the menu to much fat in pork dont just watch calorie intake look at fat percentage.sorry if telling you the obvious

like i said good luck

kosaros
08-25-2009, 10:05 AM
good luck, try not to eat too much bread and keep the pork off the menu to much fat in pork dont just watch calorie intake look at fat percentage.sorry if telling you the obvious

like i said good luck

Thanks :good

kosaros
08-26-2009, 09:06 AM
My weight today: 12st 3.2

Total weight loss: 2.4 pounds

I had some Special K honey and nut cereal for breakfast and fish, potatoes and peas for dinner. I missed out on dinner, but I had some ice-cream (going to stop that soon!) after my dinner.

Mr Butt
08-26-2009, 12:00 PM
got a diet somewhere and you have ice-cream for desert 3 days in a row.it`s a special diet i got when i used to work at a hospital you have to weigh all food out ,you do it for three days then eat sensible for a day then do it again.it was for a patient we had in once that was pretty big and had to get weight off quick for a heart op.

keep going ,remember the nearer you get to the weight you want to be it may be a little harder dont give up :good

kosaros
08-27-2009, 08:03 AM
My weight today: 12st 2.2

Total weight loss: 3.4 pounds

I had some Special K honey and nut cereal for breakfast and lunch and a curry with onion bahji's for dinner.

:good

kosaros
08-28-2009, 08:39 AM
My weight today: 12st 2.6

Total weight loss: 3 pounds

I put on weight today! Still, I won't let it get me down though. I had a curry when I was out, and I had two pasta dishes at home (the curry was effectively my breakfast :lol:). Although, I didn't do much exercise at all really, so I wasn't that surprised I put on weight.

I just think I went off the boil a little because I was so close to reaching my weekly target after 3 days.

Jerry
08-28-2009, 09:52 AM
With your intake so low your metabolism is apt to drop and make weight loss harder..but what do I know, I'm fat.

kosaros
08-30-2009, 11:21 AM
I didn't update this yesterday, although I didn't lose any weight at all I just stayed the same.

My weight today: 12st 1.6

Total weight loss: 4 pounds

Today I lost a pound and have reached my target that I set for this week, so I just have to make sure not to put any weight on until the week has ended!

kosaros
08-31-2009, 01:30 PM
I actually didn't lose any weight yesterday, so I was bang on my target of losing 4 pounds!

Weight today: 12st 1.6

Target this week: 4 pounds

Just going to aim for 4 pounds again this week :good

kosaros
09-01-2009, 11:23 AM
Weight today: 12st 0.6

Weight lost this week: 1 pound

Weight loss total: 5 pounds

:good

SouthpawSlayer
09-01-2009, 01:59 PM
kos man you are going about things wrong

if you want to lose weight follow these simple rules and and ill throw in some theories with them

1. stop weighing yourself everyday, i know your weight can change daily but your body fat % doesnt, you might be lighter than the day before its only down to your stores and hydration levels, you might weigh yourself some day and be heavier than the next which can be demotivating, the most i would advise is once per week

2. eat a well balanced diet, try to include your fats , carbs , protein , vitamins and water in moderate amounts, dont try to limit the amount of calories you are eating, if you cut down on your food intake you will see weight loss results for the first week and then the results will decrease until around the 5th week to where no additional weight is being lost, this is the process known as yo yo dieting when usually a woman goes on one of these diets (atkins for example) lose weight over the next few weeks results die off then after 6 weeks they come off the diet and go back to their regular eating patterns and pile the weight back on. the problem here is that the body adapts to the decreasing amount of calories being consumed and the individuals metabolism slows down something terrible, it slows to the point where it only uses what the body consumes, this individual will suffer from constant fatigue, drowsiness and feeling drained and tired. then the body becomes use to only using 400 clas per day say, and when they go back to their usual eating when they stop the diet suddenly the body is getting 2000 cals per day and the body is only using 400 cals, these excess cals go straight to fat stores, hence the yo yo term

3. eat regularly - this is linked a lot to the point number 2 except the opoosite, eating regularly maintains high energy levels throughout the day and raises your metabolic rate, aim for 5 to 6 small meals per day, try include all nutrients in a meal. i know this is hard but aim for over 3, if hungry snack during the day on fruit or nuts

4. regular exercise - this with a well balanced diet is the key to weight loss, regular exercise is only possible when the body has sufficient energy to work out so this again is linked to points 2 and 3, if you are limiting yoour cals to the point where your body has no energy to workout you are pissing in the wind. you lose weight in the long term by decreasing your body fat %, which can be done with exercise such as cardio based, runs, cycles, rowing, cross trainer, swimming, the maximum fat burning zone is when your heart rate is between 125 and 140, i recommend you buy a hr monitor as teh ones you find on the machines in the gyms are shit and pointless, aim for these runs and cycles etc to last over 30 mins, if your glycogen levels are very high you will use that energy mainly first, however after exercising your glycogen levels will start to decrease and this is when your body will seek energy from your fat stores and burn fat. i would recommend you also do some weights, just machines to start off, this will enable you to lose weight in the long term again as it will increase your basal metabolic rate, the more exercise you do the more you can increase intensity

5. stay hydrated - your urine should be clear or just off being clear, if you go do a lot of exercise and you feel good because the scales says you have lost 2 kg's, that is not 2 kg's of body fat its 2 kg's mainly of water, our bodies are made up of water and it needs to be replaced for us to work properly, make sure you replace whatever whatever you lose, the general rule is if you lose 1 kg in weight drink 1 litre of water, exercising when dehydrated is impossible

remember set your goals for the long term, i have had women come to me in teh past saying i want to lose a stone before my sisters wedding next month and im thinking you cant do it that way but they seem to think otherwise, body fat takes a while to lose so give yourself time

hope this is helpful, i tried to explain it as best as i could

kosaros
09-02-2009, 01:24 PM
Thanks for the advice Southpaw, trust me I hear what you mean.

Although I did pretty much what I am doing now when I lost weight before (I was 13st 11, and dropped down to 12st about 3 months ago and I pretty much 'pigged out' for those 3 months and only put back on 5-6 pounds), however I will keep thinking back to your advice because you obviously know more about this stuff than me :good

Plus, I will weigh myself weekly from now on, I hope my legions of fans on this thread aren't too dissapointed about me not updating my weight daily now :lol:

GPater11093
09-02-2009, 05:18 PM
fat posh fuck

nah just kidding keep it up fatty

good stuff so far

RDJ
09-02-2009, 05:34 PM
kos man you are going about things wrong

if you want to lose weight follow these simple rules and and ill throw in some theories with them

1. stop weighing yourself everyday, i know your weight can change daily but your body fat % doesnt, you might be lighter than the day before its only down to your stores and hydration levels, you might weigh yourself some day and be heavier than the next which can be demotivating, the most i would advise is once per week

2. eat a well balanced diet, try to include your fats , carbs , protein , vitamins and water in moderate amounts, dont try to limit the amount of calories you are eating, if you cut down on your food intake you will see weight loss results for the first week and then the results will decrease until around the 5th week to where no additional weight is being lost, this is the process known as yo yo dieting when usually a woman goes on one of these diets (atkins for example) lose weight over the next few weeks results die off then after 6 weeks they come off the diet and go back to their regular eating patterns and pile the weight back on. the problem here is that the body adapts to the decreasing amount of calories being consumed and the individuals metabolism slows down something terrible, it slows to the point where it only uses what the body consumes, this individual will suffer from constant fatigue, drowsiness and feeling drained and tired. then the body becomes use to only using 400 clas per day say, and when they go back to their usual eating when they stop the diet suddenly the body is getting 2000 cals per day and the body is only using 400 cals, these excess cals go straight to fat stores, hence the yo yo term

3. eat regularly - this is linked a lot to the point number 2 except the opoosite, eating regularly maintains high energy levels throughout the day and raises your metabolic rate, aim for 5 to 6 small meals per day, try include all nutrients in a meal. i know this is hard but aim for over 3, if hungry snack during the day on fruit or nuts

4. regular exercise - this with a well balanced diet is the key to weight loss, regular exercise is only possible when the body has sufficient energy to work out so this again is linked to points 2 and 3, if you are limiting yoour cals to the point where your body has no energy to workout you are pissing in the wind. you lose weight in the long term by decreasing your body fat %, which can be done with exercise such as cardio based, runs, cycles, rowing, cross trainer, swimming, the maximum fat burning zone is when your heart rate is between 125 and 140, i recommend you buy a hr monitor as teh ones you find on the machines in the gyms are shit and pointless, aim for these runs and cycles etc to last over 30 mins, if your glycogen levels are very high you will use that energy mainly first, however after exercising your glycogen levels will start to decrease and this is when your body will seek energy from your fat stores and burn fat. i would recommend you also do some weights, just machines to start off, this will enable you to lose weight in the long term again as it will increase your basal metabolic rate, the more exercise you do the more you can increase intensity

5. stay hydrated - your urine should be clear or just off being clear, if you go do a lot of exercise and you feel good because the scales says you have lost 2 kg's, that is not 2 kg's of body fat its 2 kg's mainly of water, our bodies are made up of water and it needs to be replaced for us to work properly, make sure you replace whatever whatever you lose, the general rule is if you lose 1 kg in weight drink 1 litre of water, exercising when dehydrated is impossible

remember set your goals for the long term, i have had women come to me in teh past saying i want to lose a stone before my sisters wedding next month and im thinking you cant do it that way but they seem to think otherwise, body fat takes a while to lose so give yourself time

hope this is helpful, i tried to explain it as best as i could

Well said. I took the liberty to quote this post in the nutrition thread.

GPater11093
09-12-2009, 12:48 PM
how the fuck you getting on fatty?