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« Reply #75 on: March 03, 2008, 14:01:06 PM »

Nas, how can you function on so little sleep? Thats amazing.
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« Reply #76 on: March 03, 2008, 17:51:31 PM »

In other news i weighed in at 205 lbs 8 oz this morning. Glorious
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« Reply #77 on: March 29, 2008, 00:58:13 AM »

I am currently about 12 and a half atm. I have lost a stone since xmas. I aim to be 12 and then I'm happy at 6ft 3.
im 6 ft 3-4 and only 15 i weight in at about 17 and half stone..

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« Reply #78 on: March 29, 2008, 02:14:37 AM »

Nas, how can you function on so little sleep? Thats amazing.

I function on approximately 5 hours of sleep a night, having to work 9am until anything between 6:30pm and 11pm everyday leaves little time to do the things I want and sleep unfortunately! (Stupid PhD!)

Currently 13st and 6'1"...thinking I should probably do something about it soon!

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« Reply #79 on: June 23, 2008, 14:03:44 PM »

Definitely, little way to go now...I'm aiming for between 11 to 11 and a half, but I'm judging it by both feel and appearance rather than weight at the moment, as I'm almost average for my height now (5"7).

38 waist down to 32, score!

Thats damn good - I'm aiming for 13 stone myself. 6 1, was 15 stone 7 at Xmas, down to 14 stone 7 now, so getting somewhere! Been doing this through running and eating properly!

Giving myself 6 months to do this - I hope this is resonable! best thing about it is - I actually feel a whole lot fitter!

I wrote this back in feb - got on the scales this morning and am now 13 stone 1 lbs.

However, althought Ive reached my target, Ive still got a fair bit of belly fat / man boobs! Whats the best way to shift this. Im running 4 times a week and riding at weekends.

My runs are now between 5 and 10 miles twice a week, a fast 3 mile run and a session of hill sprints. Im definatly 100x fitter - but want to get rid of this still excess flab.

Im guessing now setting a target weight of 12 stone might be an option? Also doing sit ups and push ups every morning to keep a bit of strength.
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« Reply #80 on: June 23, 2008, 19:40:04 PM »

whats your diet? cut carbs. and buy a heart rate monitor to ensure you are working at about 60% MHR
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« Reply #81 on: June 23, 2008, 20:39:58 PM »

whats your diet? cut carbs. and buy a heart rate monitor to ensure you are working at about 60% MHR

Diet is possibly too high in carbs, Ive cut a hell of a lot of fat out.

Lot of Chicken, Veg, and Fish. Quite often have pasta though, as its quick and easy.

I am looking at a heart rate monitor.
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« Reply #82 on: June 23, 2008, 20:59:55 PM »

i love pasta! sounbds good overall though bud, any idea on total calories or anything?
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« Reply #83 on: June 23, 2008, 21:09:26 PM »

whats your diet? cut carbs. and buy a heart rate monitor to ensure you are working at about 60% MHR

Diet is possibly too high in carbs, Ive cut a hell of a lot of fat out.

Lot of Chicken, Veg, and Fish. Quite often have pasta though, as its quick and easy.

I am looking at a heart rate monitor.

White or brown pasta?....white pasta's a killer for stopping any fat loss.

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« Reply #84 on: June 24, 2008, 19:31:10 PM »

whats your diet? cut carbs. and buy a heart rate monitor to ensure you are working at about 60% MHR

Diet is possibly too high in carbs, Ive cut a hell of a lot of fat out.

Lot of Chicken, Veg, and Fish. Quite often have pasta though, as its quick and easy.

I am looking at a heart rate monitor.

White or brown pasta?....white pasta's a killer for stopping any fat loss.

Paul

Has been white pasta - will change that then. However, whenever I have rice its always Whole grain.

Im sure its just a case of continuing to do as Im doing.
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« Reply #85 on: July 06, 2008, 19:39:29 PM »

I'm in the same position as Mr. Jam Roll in the above post. My top 2 sets of abs are through, can do wonderful things at the gym now and have kept things quite strict food wise. I'm even having my breakfast smoothie, (3 scoops of oats, 1 of protein shake, third of a pint of milk, a banana and honey... yum,) after a 5 mile commute on an empty stomach every morning. The last little bit of tummy is there, and I'm getting miffed. I'd rather not cut my carbs any more, as the last time I had a blood test there was a high urea content, so I'd rather my kidneys didn't pack up before I got my 6 pack! Protein is the predominant part of my diet anyhow.
Basically, what is the best exercise post weights workout? I can probably factor in 20 minutes before my Girlfriend gets the hump about me being out all evening, and am swaying towards the cross trainer, although I've got most other apparatus at my disposal. Thanks...
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« Reply #86 on: July 06, 2008, 20:14:03 PM »

hmm  Embarrassed

maybe its my turn to hit the weight loss

at 16 years old im 5ft 8" and weigh just a smidge over 12 stone, acording to the below table my ideal body weight is 10 to 11.5 stone. strange that my arms and legs are really quite muscley but my belly and man boobs are where the fat is.

starting tomoro then i supose, ill use alot of the advice of this thread too.

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« Reply #87 on: July 06, 2008, 21:27:25 PM »

just thought i would say...

last 3-4 weeks i have lost about 1.6 stone now, 

simply, eating healthy and monday wednesday and friday i do 15 miles on my road Bike, country back lanes, alot of steeeep heeels and then sunday i do about 22 miles.

everyone has noticed a difference.
and its easy to do. and bonus is your still on your bike.

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« Reply #88 on: July 07, 2008, 11:56:21 AM »

hmm  Embarrassed

maybe its my turn to hit the weight loss

at 16 years old im 5ft 8" and weigh just a smidge over 12 stone, acording to the below table my ideal body weight is 10 to 11.5 stone. strange that my arms and legs are really quite muscley but my belly and man boobs are where the fat is.

starting tomoro then i supose, ill use alot of the advice of this thread too.




acording to that chart i should way 2-3 stone more than  i do now Roll Eyes

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Re: Paul's Weight loss tips.
« Reply #89 on: July 07, 2008, 11:58:13 AM »

that charts gibberish ....

my mate got signed medically unfit to go off shore as he was well overweigh on bmi ...

hes as strong as an ox , hes a rope access dude and is the best climber i know ......

company doctor wouldnt listen . my chart says your overweight and thats it

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