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  1. #1
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    Weigh-in Week of February 17th

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    No big changes here but I did manage to maintain the weight loss I had last week. Now that I'm back on the bike, I hope to see those last 7 pounds drop off. Did 35 km today, half of it in the hills, so maybe something will budge in the next couple of days? I'm in a calorie deficit for today so far. Have eaten about 550 and burned off 1000. Heading out for a Valentine's dinner tonight so that will change.

    Also, I've finally gotten into a routine of doing 100 crunches plus core exercises on one day, and upper body weights the next. I just keep alternating days. I wonder how long it'll take to see some of that dangly arm flab tighten up?

    How's everyone else doing?
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  2. #2
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    Feb 2007
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    Better late than never

    Hi Gals:

    I hope it is ok to join in now with the weigh-ins.
    I have been monitoring my weight since Jan but not doing enough to actively have it drop.
    Today I weigh 142- my goal is 135.
    This last week I managed Tuesday:to get in a short run 45min
    Wednesday: Evil Troy indoor interval session
    Thursday: yoga class
    Sat: Long slow run 1hr:45
    This week my husband and I are both doing a 5 day cleanse so I am not sure how that will affect activity- hopefully it won't be so brutal as to inhibit physical activity- mostly I am worried about the "no coffee!" yikes- I am already anticipating the dull headache associated with the withdrawl!
    Wish me luck
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    sweat, tears or the sea

    Isak Dinesen

  3. #3
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    Welcome Pika! Sounds like you're doing lots exercise which should help. I've never done a cleanse but always wanted to try one. It'll be interesting to see how much you lose.
    It is never too late to be what you might have been. ~ George Elliot


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  4. #4
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    Jan 2005
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    I was disappointed with this week's weigh in. All of the numbers are up - weight, fat %age, metabolic age, and muscle mass went down. It's all incremental so I'm not worried, just a bit frustrated.

    DH had a great weigh in for the second week. He's almost reached his April objectives. YAY!

    And DH tells me that he can see the difference on me in a good way, so I suppose I should not worry too much about what the scale says. Of course some of my clothes are loose now, so he must be right!

    In the last week I snowshoed Sunday, did a kickboxing workout Tuesday, rode the trainer for 35 minutes on Wednesday, and yoga each workday morning. The other days were the usual walk to work plus walking the dogs. In retrospect that's a pretty light week for exercise so I guess that's why the weigh in was what it was.

    This week will be a tough one at work, I'm not sure how I'll fit those workouts and the school work I need to do in, and today I feel low like I"m fighting a bug. Hopefully I'll find some wellspring of energy and have a fabulous week!

    Well done to all of you ladies working on this same goal! And, welcome Pika! Nice to "meet" you!

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  5. #5
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    What a week last week!

    I'm at 171 and satisfied. Goal is 160 in four months.

    Last week, I turned 44, had food poisoning, spent three days in Phoenix (w/exercise), got stranded in Chicago after an unplanned visit to Minneapolis, and came back to a schedule that wouldn't quit.

    No excuses, but I'm pleased enough with a week like that with minimal backsliding. I'm back on track.

    LBTC: Tell your DH congrats on the progress for me.
    If you don't grow where you're planted, you'll never BLOOM - Will Rogers

  6. #6
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    This week is much better, weight loss 1.5 (finally a more reasonable number, last week's loss was way too high). Total inches change from last week 4.5 (that is the number I like to see).

    I altered my routine and am working on more weights. Today is fat Tuesday and I plan to over-induldge. I have been counting the days.
    Jennifer

    “Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever.”
    -Mahatma Gandhi

    "We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, therefore, is not an act but a habit."
    -Aristotle

  7. #7
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    Mar 2006
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    down 3.6 this week. This is good since I went up a lb last week. My total is now over 17lbs with many more to go.

    I was able to get smaller pants on this week for work. Definitely a nice feeling.

  8. #8
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    Well, I've been exercising like a fiend. I'm looking better and I'm back down to 142 lbs. I was up last week. My pants are looser and the cottage cheese is slowly melting off.
    Living life like there's no tomorrow.

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  9. #9
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    Great job everyone!

    No big changes here (no weight loss or gain), a little perplexed that my basset hound lost more weight this year than I did (he just visited the vet).

    I'm trying the Cyclo-core and Cyclo-zen dvds to jump start my body and see if that can pull my body out of hibernation.

  10. #10
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    wahoo

    Wahoo..I haven't weighed myself this week but i have to share something with you.

    My clothing is getting looser on the sides & front. I'm able to fit into some of my size 12 clothing, depending on the manufacturer.

    I'll post the pic Ian sent to me of how I was 6yrs ago & now..

    Just a bit happy.

    c

  11. #11
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    Hey, guys, can I get in on this weekly weigh-in thing? I'm not willing to share my actual weight, but I'd love the extra motivation to share my weekly progress (weight lost (hopefully not gained)). I'm doing the Weight Watchers points thing, but not going to the meetings--too expensive. I'd rather save that money for some nice new bike clothes after I shed a few pounds.

    That said: I weigh myself on Wednesdays, and this week, down 2 pounds. I call that success!
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  12. #12
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    Yay, glad to hear most people are losing weight and/or sizes! I am down two sizes since I started and I went out and bought two new pairs of pants for work last weekend because the ones I bought in October are too big now.

    My weight doesn't seem to be budging this week but it tends to do that, nothing one week, and then a lb or so lost the next.
    It is never too late to be what you might have been. ~ George Elliot


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  13. #13
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    Apr 2006
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    Hi, ya'll

    I'm losing, too, but I always have these setbacks right around menstruation. This month, I could feel it coming on, and unlike last month, I didn't use it as an excuse to binge. But I STILL went backwards this week. I even worked out 4 times this week instead of 3, including a mountain biking trek not 4 hours after my morning cardio/weight lifting on Wednesday. My weight went up almost 3 pounds AFTER the start of my period!

    It is trending back down...by about a half a pound this morning. But I can't take these setbacks every month. I've even thought of using the pill to skip periods until I get the weight off. I don't have to use BC, and it's been 24 years since I have been on the pill, and it wasn't a positive experience then (although I know they've changed a lot since then). I'm just that motivated! What do you think about that idea?

    Karen

  14. #14
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    Well it might be worth it but... I am on the pill and usually, in the last day or so of the pack, I get a little bloated and tend to gain weight for a few days until my period is over. Now for the past couple of years, I've been taking three 21-packs in a row before taking a break to get my period. Interestingly enough, I am noticing that the bloating and weight gain even happens when I am at the end of a pack and starting a new one. I've watched this carefully for many months now and I'm pretty sure it's not my imagination or coincidence.
    It is never too late to be what you might have been. ~ George Elliot


    My podcast about being a rookie triathlete:Kelownagurl Tris Podcast

  15. #15
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    Yeah, I figured it couldn't be perfect! :P I'm just too desperate. lol.

    Thanks for that input.

    Karen

 

 

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