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Good to hear Lorrie! Dieting or..?
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Yeah. I had had a big weight loss a year or two ago, but gained a bit of it back and then held steady between 245-250. This summer I finally decided to take the last of it off and I'm currently sitting between 217-220.
This might seem a lot to you guys, but I'm a decently sized fella and at a 36" waist, pretty happy.
And it was all down to changing my eating habits. I always walk a lot (min 5km a day) and lift weights pretty regularly. Moved to 5-6 small meals throughout the day, with the help of a nutritionist and the site myfitnesspal.com
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6 meals isn't for everyone. It actually takes a fair amount of time out of my day just finding/preparing food and eating. Throw in a couple long and/or off-site meetings and it's 3 times a day if I'm lucky. The upside is that it just adds to the weight loss.
You might switch to it once you graduate to man-sized weights, Nik.
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Wow, that sounds like some serious discipline guys.
Lorrie the six meals thing sounds loads better for you. Wish I was as disciplined (especially with the Vino and Pasta), but I guess you have got to really want it or need it to make a pemanent lifestyle change.
I was hill walking and doing free weights three or four times a week last year and dropped some pounds (and beefed up LOL), but had a string of cold /flu virus this Autumn and have let it slip. Tsk tsk.. I miss it tho, which is a good sign that I wasn't just punishing myself but really enjoyed it.
Will check those sites out Nik.
Keep it up lads!