Thanks. That makes 58 lbs in about 18 months. Not fast, but consistent.Congrats, all progress is good!
Thanks. That makes 58 lbs in about 18 months. Not fast, but consistent.Congrats, all progress is good!
Yup. Almost 62 here.Bought a rower. Just getting started and only home to use it Mon night, Tues,Wed, Thurs morning but I really enjoy it. Not much weight change but I feel better. Aim to work up to 30 min. 11 is good and warmed up now. Next week shooting for 15 min. At almost 64 I'm not trying to kill myself.
Rowing is a great compound movement for arms and back! Good g(r)owing!Bought a rower. Just getting started and only home to use it Mon night, Tues,Wed, Thurs morning but I really enjoy it. Not much weight change but I feel better. Aim to work up to 30 min. 11 is good and warmed up now. Next week shooting for 15 min. At almost 64 I'm not trying to kill myself.
Last time I was under 200 was around 21 years ago too. Got to at least 255 at one point. Got to 200 last week with a goal of 195.199. Honestly, I don't remember when I weighed less than 200 lbs. At least 21 years ago but likely longer. Buggered up my lower back changing the rotors/pads/hardware on the CRV a week or so ago so I'm not exercising much, but eating correctly, for sure.
The back is helped by reminding myself "head over heart, heart over hips", my posture isn't great but improving, I sit at a computer most of the day in a cubicle farm.
Also using StepsApp on my glass brick. Had a "perfect month" in March, 10k all 31 days.
199. Honestly, I don't remember when I weighed less than 200 lbs. At least 21 years ago but likely longer. Buggered up my lower back changing the rotors/pads/hardware on the CRV a week or so ago so I'm not exercising much, but eating correctly, for sure.
The back is helped by reminding myself "head over heart, heart over hips", my posture isn't great but improving, I sit at a computer most of the day in a cubicle farm.
Also using StepsApp on my glass brick. Had a "perfect month" in March, 10k all 31 days.
I'm almost right there with you two. I had gotten within 0.9 lbs of 200, and now I am back up to 205. I've stepped up the low carb foods. Hopefully I will get below 200 within a few weeks. I also have not seen 199 in at least 20 years.Last time I was under 200 was around 21 years ago too. Got to at least 255 at one point. Got to 200 last week with a goal of 195.
Software designer here so I know about sitting.
It was late after running errands after work and would get home too late to cook so stopped at Texas Roadhouse and had a 16oz ribeye and green beans as my two side dishes since they were the only side item that wasn’t carbs. Besides heavy cream in my coffee that’s all I ate yesterday. Of course I can’t afford to eat like that often but they do have good steaks. Yum.I'm almost right there with you two. I had gotten within 0.9 lbs of 200, and now I am back up to 205. I've stepped up the low carb foods. Hopefully I will get below 200 within a few weeks. I also have not seen 199 in at least 20 years.
Discipline and Consistency and from what I've read Snapdragon, you have both, you'll make it. A friend of mine who studied these things said "statistically speaking it is impossible to stay the *exact* same weight, it's like a sine wave and always will be". After this pic was taken I went to 205 but am back to 201 and am not letting the "waves" rattle me.I'm almost right there with you two. I had gotten within 0.9 lbs of 200, and now I am back up to 205. I've stepped up the low carb foods. Hopefully I will get below 200 within a few weeks. I also have not seen 199 in at least 20 years.
Congratulations! Thanks. I'm down to 204, but I'm struggling. My mom (91 now) was in the hospital for a week and rehab for 3 weeks for a fall, and she came home really weak and still very much a fall risk. I have to be by her side every minute she is awake in case she gets up, and she wakes me to help her get up when she has to go to the bathroom. She is underweight, so I have to get as much protein and calories into her as I can. Between that and the pain and fatigue from my autoimmune issues, it's just easier to eat when she eats.Who's got two thumbs and just won the weight loss competition at work? This Guy, That's Who!!! 221 lbs 12/28/23, 199 lbs on 4/2/24. This money was used to help purchase a pair of Hoka One One Speed Goat 5 trail shoes I'll use for obstacle course racing this summer. My last set lasted 50 miles or so (with a prostetic hip Doc said "the only running you'll do now is For Your Life")
Discipline and Consistency and from what I've read Snapdragon, you have both, you'll make it. A friend of mine who studied these things said "statistically speaking it is impossible to stay the *exact* same weight, it's like a sine wave and always will be". After this pic was taken I went to 205 but am back to 201 and am not letting the "waves" rattle me.