May/June weight loss thread

[tctrek]

And I want to hear more about the cycling camp. key=pun9UgArTpm_vEHoRJ9E9Zg[/url]

I'm working on a post about the cycling camp. It was very hard for me (I'm a late-blooming rider who is not very fit). But I absolutely loved it! More to come on a new thread.

[Possegal]

I'm working on a post about the cycling camp. It was very hard for me (I'm a late-blooming rider who is not very fit). But I absolutely loved it! More to come on a new thread.

Oh cool, can't wait to read it. You kinda just described me too. So your take on it all will be very relevant to me!

[jesvetmed]

I'm at 166 again. Bad girl all week for diet, and not enough workouts. That adds up to No weight loss! Imagine that

[jobob]

But no weight gain, either!

[nolemom]

Back to 143 - I was on vacation for the last week and ate like there was no tomorrow. My main problem is that I am facing some medical tests this week which may turn out to be minor or may be very serious. I spent way too much time trying to prepare myself for the procedures with some research and of course most of the information you find is on the worst case scenario. Let's just say my anxiety level has led to quite a bit of mindless eating. The great thing is that my must serene moments are on a bike - it is simply impossible to worry about too much else when you are attempting to keep up with the pack or climb a hill.

[Over50Newbie]

Thanks, jobob!

Long Island, NY is really beautiful - very different than I expected. Lots and lots of lovely orchards, fields, grasslands, and orchards. And very, very flat.

I ended up only doing 80 miles. My good friend "bonked" at exactly 80 miles and I stopped to take care of her. By the time I was sure that she was okay, it was too late to finish.

But that's okay - I still had a ball and I feel good that I helped out a friend.

Lynette

[tctrek]

Back to 143 - I was on vacation for the last week and ate like there was no tomorrow. My main problem is that I am facing some medical tests this week which may turn out to be minor or may be very serious. I spent way too much time trying to prepare myself for the procedures with some research and of course most of the information you find is on the worst case scenario. Let's just say my anxiety level has led to quite a bit of mindless eating. The great thing is that my must serene moments are on a bike - it is simply impossible to worry about too much else when you are attempting to keep up with the pack or climb a hill.

nolemom -- hope it all goes well. Try to relax and not drive yourself crazy with anticipation.