Marathon Maniac #3309
I'm really happy because I got super motivated to lose my unwanted pounds....not hard for me once I get motivated.
Started out at 162 pounds after my back surgery and recovery
Goal weight of 147 pounds for my running and racing
151 this morning before I ran my 6 miler
TimBo
Running has given me the courage to start, the determination to keep trying, and the childlike spirit to have fun along the way - Run often and run long, but never outrun your Joy of running!
My weight is fluctuating so much these days, it makes me dizzy. One day it'll be 143, another day 145, then yesterday 140.8. Ugh!
Glad you're doing well, Tim.
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I am stuck at 195-200 ~ at 6'3 not aweful about the least amount I have weighed in a long time ... but I am trying to hit 180-185 ~ so I must fight on
Long dead ... But my stench lingers !
MM #6177
Still holding at 130, which is 10 lbs heavier than where I was at the start of last summer. But then again that's 10 lbs lighter than where I was six months before that. Maybe that's where my body needs to be? Eh, I have clothes that fit and I don't look all that bad... so I won't obsess about the scale.
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Tim - you thinkin’ you’re overweight is like me thinking I’m too fast. I sincerely hope you do get good and fat some day so you can appreciate what it seems you are enjoying with weight control like I could until recently.<<<(old/old)>>>>.I would thank you for the incentive of the thread to help me deal with all the good food over here in Japan that’s got me to another lifetime weight PR again. Even though I’m eschewing rice and most noodles it doesn’t seem to help so I’ve bit-the-bullet and turned over a new leaf. I’m going to stop eschewing and eat anything I want because I know in another week or two I won’t be able to eat it like this until the next trip, probably not until next year, if then..In fact, in order to have a goal to work on, I’m going to try to get as heavy as possible. Here’s how I started the new leaf at the breakfast all-you-can-eat breakfast smorgasbord at the hotel down in Osako where I”ll be for a week or so. The cook told me they have at least 50 items, not counting everything that goes into them, e.g. when he asked what I wanted in my omlet, I started picking and choosing until he suggested I just add them all (onions, chives, cheese, ham, mushrooms, etc. ).
ps I’m still not brave enough to count everything I tested. Fortunately, they were all small size pieces and, except for the fish, I only had one little piece of most everything else. I might have go one wrong but that’s all .green teacustom order omlettehard boiled eggsoft boiled eggpotato pattyfriend potato/onionslink sausage dogseamed carrot brocolli/cauliflower mixPineapple slicesred grapefruit slicesyellow grapefruit sliceshoney dew melonyellow melon sliceswatermelon sliceskiwa pieciesiduriangrape juiceapple juicesour apple juiceorange juicetomato juiceregular milkno-fat milkyogurt milkkimchiumeboshi kind of Japanese mixed vegetables no. 1kind of Japanese mixed vegetables no. 2kind of Japanese mixed vegetables no. 3kind of Japanese mixed vegetables no. 4kind of Japanese mixed vegetables no. 5Japanese tsukemono pickled octopus and cucumberJapanese tukemono pickled cucumber and seaweedKamaboko sweet fish cakesaba mackerel (grilled)salmon slices (grilled)miso bean paste soup with condiments (oninon, baby bits of tofu, . . . .wakame seaweed, shirasu sardines)natto fermented beans with soy sauce/seaweed chocolate muffinraisen rollbutterhorn rollunknown kind of rollnknown kind of rollwhite bread for toastingyogurt to put in bowl as-much-as-you-like . . . with sprinkings (powdered sugar, raisins, dried banana, dried plum bits)salmon loxgarden lettuce salad with possible additions (cherry tomato, corn, cauliflower, broccoli, carrot, daikon radish strips, egg plantpotato saladmushroom medley (five kinds) Five-seaweed saladcabbage salad like cold slaw but with Japanese marin desssingthose things from Italy that Nancy likes so much but I never ate much in those days..I held my ground and passed on the following. cereal - five different kindscoffees and teas.There’s lots more that I can’t remember so I took pictures of everything for the food topic one of these days when I get back, . . . if I don’t find a better spread!.ps - I guess it’s no surprise but this is the only hotel I can recall that has bathroom scale in every room.
pps - I think it was an apricot roll or something but it tasted kind funny until I realized I was eating the tinfoil liner on the bottom.
"Enjoy yourself. Your younger days never come again." 100yo T. Igarashi to me in geta at top of Mt. Fuji (8/2/87)
Love this!! I'm up a few lbs from my WW low of 131 but definitely lower than I was when I started last January! However, I just saw a friend from work who is also in my running group and she just lost 20lbs which I never would have thought she had to lose!! She did the medi-weight clinic .... any thoughts on that? I'm thinking if she dropped 20 I must need to drop at least 10-15 not just a few
denise