What are your goals ??
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Honestly, I don't set goals; I just go Zen and live a healthy lifestyle.8
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »jesus it’s not even Halloween and we are setting our New Years resolutions
You didn't capitalize 'Jesus'.
I think you might be in trouble with him now.6 -
I'm pretty much where I want to be fitness wise, which is to say I have a good, strong cardiovascular system and I'm strong enough in the weight room. I didn't do any big events this year...too much going on and it's been an injury plagued year...so maybe I'll do a 1/2 century next year.1
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tinkerhellraiser wrote: »Motorsheen wrote: »tinkerhellraiser wrote: »jesus it’s not even Halloween and we are setting our New Years resolutions
You didn't capitalize 'Jesus'.
I think you might be in trouble with him now.
um is there an admin around???? this guy Motors Heen is talking about religion which i think is illegal here
Dang.
Maybe there's another Jesus around ?
You know, a secular one.0 -
I am working on my last 10 lbs of weight loss. It is a very slow process.4
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Keep building da bod0
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I wanna be able to suplex my big brother. Why lift weights and get strong if I can't suplex that dude into the China cabinet someday?2
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Keep hiking. Do a long thru-hike. Lose some of this dang weight finally.0
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On June 4, 2017 I weighed in at 398. This was the first goal I had reached on my journey down from 410. My first goal was to weigh less than 400 lbs. Since then I’ve had a lot of small goals to keep me going and motivated along the way.
Lately I have noticed a weakening in my resolve in terms of weekend eating especially. I need a goal and a deadline to work towards other than my overall goal weight of 180 which often feels so far away.
Current weight is 245 and today’s date is Nov 4, 2018.
My goal is that by June 4, 2019 I will weigh under 200 lbs. This will be two years and 200 lbs lost. That will be amazing!
I need to lose 47 lbs minimum in 7 months to be exactly 200 down. If I stay focused I should have no trouble to reach this goal and ideally I will beat it. But I will not fail to reach it.
I will be under 200 lbs by then and I will never let myself go above that weight again.
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SaraMakingChanges wrote: »On June 4, 2017 I weighed in at 398. This was the first goal I had reached on my journey down from 410. My first goal was to weigh less than 400 lbs. Since then I’ve had a lot of small goals to keep me going and motivated along the way.
Lately I have noticed a weakening in my resolve in terms of weekend eating especially. I need a goal and a deadline to work towards other than my overall goal weight of 180 which often feels so far away.
Current weight is 245 and today’s date is Nov 4, 2018.
My goal is that by June 4, 2019 I will weigh under 200 lbs. This will be two years and 200 lbs lost. That will be amazing!
I need to lose 47 lbs minimum in 7 months to be exactly 200 down. If I stay focused I should have no trouble to reach this goal and ideally I will beat it. But I will not fail to reach it.
I will be under 200 lbs by then and I will never let myself go above that weight again.
I second @leut_underpants - very impressive! Good luck! If this past year is any indication you definitely have the resolve to hit your goal by June 2019 👍🏼2 -
SaraMakingChanges wrote: »On June 4, 2017 I weighed in at 398. This was the first goal I had reached on my journey down from 410. My first goal was to weigh less than 400 lbs. Since then I’ve had a lot of small goals to keep me going and motivated along the way.
Lately I have noticed a weakening in my resolve in terms of weekend eating especially. I need a goal and a deadline to work towards other than my overall goal weight of 180 which often feels so far away.
Current weight is 245 and today’s date is Nov 4, 2018.
My goal is that by June 4, 2019 I will weigh under 200 lbs. This will be two years and 200 lbs lost. That will be amazing!
I need to lose 47 lbs minimum in 7 months to be exactly 200 down. If I stay focused I should have no trouble to reach this goal and ideally I will beat it. But I will not fail to reach it.
I will be under 200 lbs by then and I will never let myself go above that weight again.
@SaraMakingChanges
Mad Re5PeXt
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@leut_underpants @MichSmish @Motorsheen thank you! Wishing you all success in reaching your goals. Let’s do this!!!! 👊💪🏼2
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To be in better shape than most 70 year old when im 70 years old3
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I want to be able to hike when i visit BC in july next year, i don’t think i could hike for 5 mins right now without being out of breath 😂2
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To keep walking more, and increasing my distance. And to keep losing weight.
I started in May 2018 at 305, currently at 234. I can now regularly walk 2.5 to 3 miles daily with no issues. The 2019 goal is to walk a half marathon. And by my birthday month of July be under 200 pounds. Last goal, maybe more of a wish, is with doing above to see can I get off one or two more of the medications I take as a diabetic, have been one for close to 18 years. So um yeah some big goals.2 -
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Chael2dot0 wrote: »
You mean you wanna be like Bo.......jack5 -
I just want someone to name a sandwich after me.
One with a lot of hot peppers.1 -
Can we not? I don't even know what I'll be doing tomorrow.3
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Walking kept me 10 pounds under my highest healthiest weight despite consuming whatever/whenever, during my 20's & early 30's!
I usually only walk 1 mile now once monthly, when running errands but February 10th, I was able to walk the entire 4 mile round trip within the opposite direction of my 1 mile walk home! I'd
to be able to do that at least once annually, for 3 years or just 3 times within less that time because by then, I'll be 40 years old & thus, I won't risk attempting that feat afterwards! 2 -
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Work goals: build cool stuff in Power BI, release new app
Fitness: lose 20 and get my abs back0 -
I just signed up for an Ironman a year from now in Mexico.
Time to start training.5 -
kindalikevelma wrote: »I just signed up for an Ironman a year from now in Mexico.
Time to start training.
Good luck that would be an impressive feat
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DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »kindalikevelma wrote: »I just signed up for an Ironman a year from now in Mexico.
Time to start training.
Good luck that would be an impressive feat
I completed one in 2010. I was much younger and far less caffeine-fueled then. I’d like to get back to that level of physical fitness again.
Plus. Cabo for a week. Why not?
Also, I scheduled my trip around the race being on day 2. That way I can enjoy myself for the rest of it.4 -
kindalikevelma wrote: »DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »kindalikevelma wrote: »I just signed up for an Ironman a year from now in Mexico.
Time to start training.
Good luck that would be an impressive feat
I completed one in 2010. I was much younger and far less caffeine-fueled then. I’d like to get back to that level of physical fitness again.
Plus. Cabo for a week. Why not?
Also, I scheduled my trip around the race being on day 2. That way I can enjoy myself for the rest of it.
Damn that’s awesome. Definitely got a great plan worked out. How does the training regime look?
Better live it up. I’ve run several half’s and I think that’s my limit. I’m fairly certain I would drown before I made landfall with an Ironman0 -
I'm basically OK just continuing on with the way things are going, but I think I could try new things. I've been maintaining at goal weight for several years now, and I've hit all my fitness goals long ago. I'm happy with my fitness and confident about my body. I could just keep going with the standard goal of getting stronger and faster, etc., but that's automatically what I try to do anyway.
I just think I could have more fun if I tried out some new fitness activities in addition to my usual favorites. I might try some belly dancing, rock climbing, maybe martial arts or a new sport. Something different just to shake up the routine...
Great question, OP. It got me thinking.
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I'm basically OK just continuing on with the way things are going, but I think I could try new things. I've been maintaining at goal weight for several years now, and I've hit all my fitness goals long ago. I'm happy with my fitness and confident about my body. I could just keep going with the standard goal of getting stronger and faster, etc., but that's automatically what I try to do anyway.
I just think I could have more fun if I tried out some new fitness activities in addition to my usual favorites. I might try some belly dancing, rock climbing, maybe martial arts or a new sport. Something different just to shake up the routine...
Great question, OP. It got me thinking.
Sounds awesome! Congrats on the maintenance. Trying new things is always fun1 -
DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »kindalikevelma wrote: »DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »kindalikevelma wrote: »I just signed up for an Ironman a year from now in Mexico.
Time to start training.
Good luck that would be an impressive feat
I completed one in 2010. I was much younger and far less caffeine-fueled then. I’d like to get back to that level of physical fitness again.
Plus. Cabo for a week. Why not?
Also, I scheduled my trip around the race being on day 2. That way I can enjoy myself for the rest of it.
Damn that’s awesome. Definitely got a great plan worked out. How does the training regime look?
Better live it up. I’ve run several half’s and I think that’s my limit. I’m fairly certain I would drown before I made landfall with an Ironman
Right now, I’m starting slow. My goal is swim for an hour and then run for 30 minutes three times a week. Im already cycling on the weekends. 50 miles is usually right around the 3.5 hour mark, so I feel I am in a good place with that and can increase the duration over time gradually. I just booked this on a whim last week, so I’m still working out all of the details.0 -
kindalikevelma wrote: »DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »kindalikevelma wrote: »DawnOfTheDead_Lift wrote: »kindalikevelma wrote: »I just signed up for an Ironman a year from now in Mexico.
Time to start training.
Good luck that would be an impressive feat
I completed one in 2010. I was much younger and far less caffeine-fueled then. I’d like to get back to that level of physical fitness again.
Plus. Cabo for a week. Why not?
Also, I scheduled my trip around the race being on day 2. That way I can enjoy myself for the rest of it.
Damn that’s awesome. Definitely got a great plan worked out. How does the training regime look?
Better live it up. I’ve run several half’s and I think that’s my limit. I’m fairly certain I would drown before I made landfall with an Ironman
Right now, I’m starting slow. My goal is swim for an hour and then run for 30 minutes three times a week. Im already cycling on the weekends. 50 miles is usually right around the 3.5 hour mark, so I feel I am in a good place with that and can increase the duration over time gradually. I just booked this on a whim last week, so I’m still working out all of the details.
Just being consistent which sounds you are. Good luck sounds like an awesome experience and you will truly earn the Ironwoman title.
Dang now I’m motivated to sign up for that tri I’ve been putting off1
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