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  1. #16
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    Quote Originally Posted by trigurl
    Thanks, I am not real fond of eggs! I did Atkins for a year and can't look at them w/o feeling kinda grossed out, but I did lose 40 lbs.

    I was down to 157 this morning, I didn't exercise at all Sat and Sun, that could have been part of the gain.

    This morning I ate a veggie sausage patty with a slice of bread and a banana.

    I always eat a lot in the mornings, every couple of hours I seem to feel hungry.

    I to drink my water all through the day! didn't look that way from my reply tho
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  2. #17
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    If I stand up nice and tall I am 5'7". I did the wrist measurement thingy and it said my frame is small to med but I disagree, I wear size 9 shoes, I do have small wrists but that is about all that is small on me.
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  3. #18
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    Quote Originally Posted by trigurl
    I Maybe a 20-30 min run 2-3 times a week?
    I'll put my plug in for running. If you can do it (that is, your knees and hips and back can handle it), it is one of the best forms of exercise for weight loss and/or maintenance. The key is that you have to work up to some pretty substantial mileage to get the most benefit. I found that at about 25 miles/week, I could maintain. At 40+ miles/week I had a hard time eating enough to maintain.

    I don't run any more and really, really (really, really) miss it. When I ran I was able to maintain my weight about 5-10 lbs lower than now (now I fluctuate a lot) and not even think about it. The deal is that over a number of years my body changed drastically as did my metabolism and appetite. I ended up eating what I wanted when I wanted. Now I actually have to think about how much I eat and it makes me crazy. I still eat pretty much the same things, just less.

    I hope to start running again when I complete my move to SLC. If you can run, do it! I'll run vicariously through you!

  4. #19
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    Yellow, I was able to keep my weight around 150-153 when running and eat like crazy! I am training for this Century next month so I have laid off running for a while. AFter the century tho I will start training for a 1/2 marathon in October, then in Nov. there is a duathlon - off road Dec. is the Jingle bell run, so I have lots of running coming up!!! I LOVE to run and would like to do more but I want to do well in the century, I believe I can be up to running a 1/2 marathon in 4 weeks

    I can run in the cold weather better than bike so most the winter I will be running.
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  5. #20
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    I forgot to mention, I was at 153.5 this morning
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