Weigh in 6/16
I kick this off late.
I'm downanother 1lbs to 216. Too much other food while fishing but I contained the damage.
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Gordon
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I kick this off late.
I'm downanother 1lbs to 216. Too much other food while fishing but I contained the damage.
http://spreadsheets.google.com/ccc?...l=en#gid=0
Gordon
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Good job buddy. I'm up a pound. I can't bitch though you won't listen and I've only been on the bike 2x's in the last 10 or so days with no running. For some reason life gets in the way of training!!!
This heat will help burn off the weight. Holy cow its hot. I waited until 9:30pm to run on Monday and the temp was still 88 degrees and absurdly humid.
Keep it up Gordon. I will be racing Louisville the same day that you are doing Canada. Let's make sure we are not clydesdales on race day! ;-)
@Dan, the only time I went 10 days without running I put almost 10 pounds on. Nice work sticking to only a 1 lbs gain.
I started trying to get down a bit officially May 1, and I'm down to 147 from 156. (I'm 5'9" or so.) Not sure what I did a couple weeks ago to lose 3, but I was glad I didn't just bounce back this week up to where I was. I'm starting to Officially Struggle with some hunger issues, but I'm trying to get into the habit of being a little hungry rather than being sated all the time.
I had thought 5-6 lbs (to get under 150) would be about the best I was going to do, but I do appear to be able to shed some more.
Getting that power/mass down; too bad power/frontal area doesn't go down much!
And a general question for all of you doing the weight loss thing: How do you ensure that, in trying to shave off another pound or fraction thereof, you don't cut your intake to the point where it compromises your training? I eat before and after training sessions, but if I then let myself get a bit hungry in the hours that follow, is there a point where I'm at risk of not getting the full benefit of the training because I'm not taking in enough fuel for my muscles to recover and rebuild from the session?
@William - We have the same height, weight, power, VDot, and FTP dream. Spooky.
@Matt, thanks buddy, Not that its healthy, but I've skipped dinner a bunch because I'm going straight from teaching to painting the inside of someone's house, by the time I get home, I'm not even hungry anymore. But, it keeps the weight off!
I have been eating the following:
Breakfast: Smoothie (1 banana, 1 cup soy milk, 1 cup frozen fruit, 1 scoop ground/milled flax seed, .75 scoop whey protein).
Morning snack: apple w/ grapes
Lunch: spinach salad (with cucumbers, celery, craisins, tomatoes, mushrooms, bell peppers). 8-9oz of lean turkey or chicken lunchmeat
Afternoon snack: 15 baby carrots
Pre-workout: Smoothie (I make 2 in the morning and save the 2nd half for now)
Post-workout: .5 serving of endurox w/ Glutamine powder
Dinner: Lean protein (chicken breast, fish filet, can of tuna), large salad (with tomatoes and bell peppers), one small avocado, maybe some sweet potato fries
Late night snack: cashews or almonds (I'm usually starving!)
That first week was tough. I was pretty tired for most of the week, had to nap every night when I got home - and skipped workouts.
I still get tired in the afternoons, but not that bad. No headaches whatsoever.
I weigh myself on Monday mornings (because it's easy, convenient, and I can be consistent).
As of Monday 6/14, I lost .8lbs and .8BF%.
Still not down to my goal weight, but I've got 5 more weeks.