WEIGHT NO MORE TEAM CHAT - MAY 2019
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Saturday baseball
steps 6235
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sleepymom5 wrote: »Navydaddjtc wrote: »WEEK ONE GROUP CHALLENGE PROVIDED BY THE WORKOUT WARRIORSBEST GROUP CHALLENGE EVER'......THIS WEEKS GROUP CHALLENGE IS SPONSORED IN PART BY THE WORKOUT WARRIORS TEAM
HERE IS HOW IT'S GOING TO WORK
THIS A TEAM CHALLENGE MEANING YOU COMPETE WITHIN YOUR OWN TEAM....
THE CHALLENGE IS ..THE MOST STEPS IN THE WEEK..SO TEAM CAPTAINS YOU COPY AND PASTE BLANK ROWS ON THE STEP SPREADSHEET TO ALLOW ROOM FOR THOSE THAT ARE TAKING PART IN THIS CHALLENGE.THE MOST WEIGHT LOST IN A WEEK......... THIS WILL BE DONE ON THE SPREAD SHEET FOR THE WEEKTHE MOST WATER DRANK IN THE WEEKTHIS CAN BE KEPT ON THE DAILY CHECK OR HOWEVER YOUR TEAM DOES THAT
NOW IF YOUR THE WINNER FROM YOUR TEAM I WILL MAKE YOU A CERTIFICATE AND E MAIL IT TO YOU AND I WILL POST IT ON THE TEAM THREAD AND IN THE CAPT'S LOUNGE FOR EACH TEAM WINNER.
THE ONLY RULE IS THAT YOU HAVE TO BE THE WINNER IN ALL THREE CATEGORIES...TEAM CAPTAINS WILL HAVE THE FINAL SAY ON YOUR TEAM IF THERE IS TIE THE MODS WILL MAKE THE FINAL CALL WITH THE ADVICE OF THE TEAM CAPTAINS
NOW LETS HAVE SERIOUS TRASH TALKING AND SOME SERIOUS FUN.
Let's start with who will be interested in participating in this? Who ever participates would need to keep track of their steps and water for the week or we could have people post daily here. Not sure what you all would want to do. Our baseball team may need a break for this challenge. Lol! Just post if you are interested or not. I am not sure how the weight in going to work as we all have different weigh in days. I actually don't understand about the spread sheets or anything else but we can start figuring out our team and keeping track of water and steps lol!
Team Weight No More for Workout Warriors challenge-
@sleepymom5
Count me in @sleepymom51 -
I’m Nancy, 49, married, with two Brittany Spaniels. Seven years ago, my husband and I chose to quit the rat race, 12 hour days and brutally long commutes to move from California to Montana for a simpler, more rewarding life. The trade off for this lifestyle is that my husband works on long term construction projects that take him away from home for extended periods of time but he loves what he does. So… happy husband… happy marriage LOL. My methods of coping with the relocation and a number of challenging events led to a big weight gain.
My Stats:
Height: 5ft 8in
Highest weight: 220.5 on 12/29/2016
Lowest weight since joining MFP/F2F: 171.4 on 4/25/19
CW: 173.8
GW: TBD
I lost almost 50 pounds by making small, sustainable changes and then I stalled out. Initially I wanted to lose weight so I would no longer hate the way I look in the mirror and in photos, have the strength and stamina to perform chores necessary when ya live remotely on 25 acres and, lastly reach a weight that’s easy to maintain. I’ve achieved all those. For probably the last 10 years all I wanted was to get back to 175. Once I finally reached 175 I wasn’t entirely satisfied and wanted to lose a bit more. The reasons & goals for losing the first 50 lbs aren’t the same reasons for the next 10-15. I didn’t figure that out on my own… I had to be told (thanks PNP). So I need to get rid of the rusty tools in my toolbox and get some new ones for the next phase of my journey.
I actually like to exercise and eat mostly healthy. But I have a voracious appetite. I’m either hungry or thinking about the next meal… or both! I don’t understand folks that forget to eat!
So for May:
- Just lose some weight. Basically, weigh less at the end of May than at the beginning, no matter how little.
- Really work on this hunger and overeating problem. I’ll never truly be successful until I can gauge my hunger, eat for only the right reasons and stop when I should, not when I want. You can't out-walk your mouth!!
Wishing everyone a successful May!! Go Team!!
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Oh... @sleepymom5 while answering questions in her recent Facebook Live session, PNP mentioned a podcast where she specifically discusses weigh ins... its # 107. Give it a listen... its helping me not to live & die by the scale.0
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@twyla77 I am sure that is because it's your TOM. Great job hitting your gym goal this week! Are you going to try for that again this week? I like the push up challenge too, that it takes you gradually into a push up. Some challenges start off easy and then they have you doing a ridiculous number of whatever the challenge is by the end. I bet the wall push ups are building up your strength before you get to the floor. It's also nice you are doing it with co workers. I would imagine that would make it fun.
@hope002 @Julie8468 Thank you for joining the challenge! I thought the baseball people would want a break Lol!
@cassiegetsfit2013 I will put you on the cheer squad since you seem to have so much going on. Please listen to your psychiatrist and do what you need to do to get better even if you don't want to. I will keep you in my prayers. Hugs!
@nstephenson01 Your May goals are exactly what I need to do too. Thanks for the podcast suggestion. I am going to listen to that tomorrow!2 -
@sleepymom5 yep, i’m aiming for 3 gym visits this week - already have my gym clothes laid out ready to go for tomorrow morning!
@nstephen01 you’re so lucky to live in Montana! Montana is my favorite place to visit, and i’m thankful that Alberta is so close because we can just hit the road and go fairly quick & easy. We’re heading to Troy, MT on the 18th to explore the area - we heard there’s a really good motorbike bar there and that was a good enough reason for us to decide to make the trip lol.3 -
So far for the Week One Workout Warrior Challenge
@sleepymom5
@hope002
@Julie8468
@nstephenson01
Please hop on the scale to get a starting weight tomorrow(unless you got one today) I am not sure how the weights are going to be done and I haven't gotten an answer back. Also keep track of your daily water and steps. I will let you know when I know how we are supposed to keep track of everything.
Thanks-this one should only be 1 week.1 -
Saturday 5/4 Team Weight no more baseball
@GingerPwr
@Mrsbell8well 78 min and 10,393 steps-triple/double
@pacsnc6 60 min and 6,235 steps-triple
@hope002 Rest day-bunt
@carlsoda 8071 steps-single
@Julie8468 30 min and 8677 steps-single/single
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Monday Weigh Ins
@Amsandos
@gottagetthisdown
@jedaschultz
Tuesday's Weigh Ins
@Phoebe112476
Sunday's Weigh In still due
@bmaison20140 -
Daily check in for Sunday May 5th
Logged: yes, over
Water: 2L
Exercise: 60 minutes boot camp class, includes stretching
Steps: 8,9171 -
I’m excited part of the challenge this month is drinking more water. I need help with this!
My name is Julie, I’m 44 years old, married, working mom of 2 boys. I live in Ontario, Canada. I started in the team in April 2019, so I’m one month in! My goals are long term: daily logging, increase water intake, pack my lunches and go to gym 3x week min. I hope to get down to a healthy weight for my body’s sake and to feel better. I gained a lot of weight in the last 7 years, some of it as a result of not knowing how to deal with my emotions, anxiety and stress, in part as a result of an event that left me with PTSD. I joined the F2F seeking out help in staying motivated - I’ve been trying to loose weight and track foods, but often quit within a few weeks. I must say it is so nice to have all of you, and be part of a team, everyone is so kind! It been working! Thank you5 -
bmaison2014
Week 1
Previous weight: ??? Sorry don’t remember.
Current weight: 2090 -
I’m interested in joining the challenge. I need some motivation to get back on track.1
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Hi!! My name is Cyndie. I have been on mfp since September of 2017. My highest weight was January of 2017 when I reached 196 pounds. I became a victim of chronic pain in 2011. I fought with it, ignored it, carried on inspite of it til I gave up in 2015. I just couldn't do it anymore. Then I was diagnosed with lyme disease and the treatment and the bacteria we were killing was very hard on my body. I am now rid of the bacteria or so they tell me but I will live with the damage it did for the rest of my life. Fibromyalgia, chronic sleep disorder, myofasical pain disorder chronic depression and anxiety are just a few of my problems. So I ate and ate and did not move. I felt sorry for myself and decided that if I was going to live in pain anyways, that I would just live with pain and eat what I wanted and not move. I steadily gained weight and my pain was worse than ever. With counseling and the help of good friends, I moved on. I started moving again. it was soooo hard. my body hurt not only by the damage done to it by lyme disease but also by the damage I did to it by just not caring any more. I lost weight. I got to my maintenance number of 138 pounds but I never learned how to live a normal life. I was either dieting and restricting or eating. I have gained back 20 pounds of the weight I had lost. I need to find my motivation to relearn my relationship with food. As of right now, I know I want to. I am just not sure I have what it takes. but I am willing to continue to try. logically I know I can do this. mentally it is a whole different story. I need to figure out my why.
So what I did well last month.
I drank my water most days.
I made my 24 hour plan most days.
I did a lot of thought work on what and how I am going to do this.
and I still came here every day and told you the good, the bad and the indifferent.
Things I need work on,
First and foremost, consistency.
Eating between the 2's
and figuring out my why
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User ID: gottagetthisdown
Week Number: Week 1
Weigh Day: Monday
Previous weight: 162
Current weight: 1605 -
Hello! After a very busy weekend I finally have a chance to check in!
I'm 54, 5'4" and currently at 145 lbs. I live in Minnesota, am married, work full time, commute 50 minutes 1 way to work (so I don't have to live in the cities) and am almost an emptynester. Just one child (albeit adult but acts like a 15 yo) at home and my cat! We also have SIX grandchildren - all under 5 and they are all precious yet so uniquely different from each other.
I've participated in WW's a few times, but just never really worked for me. I was always too hungry. Back in 2016 I started Atkins and boy did it work well. I got down to 137 lbs and felt and looked great. I added more carbs back into my diet and gained some weight back. Luckily not to my highest. Now I'm slowly working my way back down again. Ultimate goal is 137 lbs. By the end of May I will be very happy if I can get to 143 lbs.
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Weekend check in:
Food - weird as we had multiple events
Water - tried my best
Steps - struggled to get them in
Busy busy weekend! Niece graduated from College so we spent Saturday visiting, sitting around eating and drinking coffee but took a walk around town. Sunday my grandson who has surgery on Tuesday was baptized. Again more sitting around after church, ate brats and chips. Oh well what can you do when it's out of your control. We did get home at 4:00 so I quickly threw a frozen roast beef in my instant pot and had a lovely delicious meal with a big salad. Today I am back on track!
Now...time to work! Hope everyone has a wonderful successful day!4 -
Daily Check in: Sunday
Food: Better than Saturday but ate when I was not hungry and ate past full
Water: 36 oz
Exercise and steps: 30 minute walk 8537 steps
so I spend the day at the hospital yesterday. moms heart is lots better but her stomach, digestive track, and mental state are not. I am exhausted. still waiting to hear from counseling. I promise today to do the small things. I have made my plan, I will drink my water, I did my 30 minute walk and I will get in my steps. above all I will eat when I am hungry and stop when I am full. if time allows I will do some serious journaling on my reason why. without a clear reason why, success is futile.
@Mrsbell8well you have done amazing. I am so proud of how hard you have worked and continue to work. you have taken tenacity to an all new level. proof that if you figure out your why you can accomplish great things. you are a very gifted and talented human being. i love your weekly focus list. it is a wonderful thing for helping you keep on track. it is a constant remind that change is continual.
@sleepymom5 you need to stop beating yourself up girl. you do not have a thick skull. look how you figured out that new job. what makes this more difficult is that you have all those old habits to break. you know what to do, and just keep going. i would really like it if this week you worked on saying kind words to yourself. i am going to keep reminding you of this. it is an important part of creating the new pam!! i have to try and figure out this new challenge. lol. why must we be rocket scientists!!
@twyla77 ohhh girl and you are right. Life happens and we need to take care of ourselves anyway. i am so glad that you are learning maintenance. i know how difficult it is first hand. i would be very interested in the things you are leaning. please share with us. because after all that is the ultimate goal. to live in maintenance. and ohhh yeah 30 day push up challenge. you rock girl! and that's just a baby gain. we are going to nip that in the bud in may!!
@CassieGetsFit2013 i am sad that you are leaving but truly understand that your mental health needs to come first. rehab may be a great answer. i know my oldest son is in a 90 day treatment program. he is learning so much and is so much better. don't be afraid to try something new. xo my friend, and remember, you can always come here and chat if you need a listening ear.
@nstephenson01 so i don't think you have ever told us. do you pups look like you or hubby? my pooch looks like jim for sure!! except for the spotted tongue!! and we have a great team here and together we will figure this out. you are not alone in figuring out your new why. maybe that should be this weeks team challenge.
@Julie8468 and trust me, we just won't "let you quit" you are to important to our team. i totally understand the emotional aspect of your struggles with weight. sometimes i will be blunt but it given in love. learning a new way to live your life if hard but with tenacity and perseverance it can be done. i am glad you are with us.
@bmaison2014 last weeks weight was 205. but don't you worry about that. spend some time today, making a plan. did you do the 4 circle challenge. it is really helpful. what will you do today? write it down. lets start building the momentum in may!!
@gottagetthisdown ohhh yea that is a nice loss. keep up the hard work.
@carlsoda omgosh, six grand children. you lucky woman. you are very close to maintenance. have you figured out a plan for it? love your input. thanks for being part of our team. we had roast beef yesterday too. it was soo good.
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Sorry everyone, I have to run and pick up my daughter at college unexpectedly. Exam week plus her anxiety is not a good mix. I convinced her to talk to her professor and see if he would let her do her presentation before class started today. She was at the classroom door and was ready to run and email him. I told her she would just prolong the anxiety and this whole morning will eventually repeat. That made her go in and talk to him and he took her to his office and she is doing it now. I am not going to let this derail me, I am still going to stick to my plan but maybe move food shopping to tomorrow and an easier dinner for tonight. I was down lower than my lowest recent weight so I was excited this am. I will catch up later or tonight.5
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Daily check in: Sunday
Food: Logged, over
Water: 80 oz
Exercise and steps: JessicaSmithTV strength training, 2 short dog walks; 9,843 steps
For this week's challenge, should we post our water and steps in our daily check-in? Whatever is easier for you @sleepymom5 and @cyndiesstuff. I didn't even participate in the baseball challenge and it was overwhelming LOL. With everything you both do keeping us motivated and on pace, I wish these challenges weren't so complicated for captains to track.
I was over on calories for the weekend but it was planned and I enjoyed every bite. Time to get serious... food and exercise planned out for the next couple days.
@cyndiesstuff you give us all such good advice. Take time to be kind to yourself girl. Ha ha... I don't think the dogs look like either of us. Maybe the mailman was involved. LOL
@julie8468 I had no idea you've been through so much. You have been so helpful and you're such a great member of this team. No quitting this time around.
Nice loss @gottagetthisdown on a monday even.
@carlsoda oh hey another Instant pot'ter. I love mine so much I got a second one for our RV
@twyla77 Good luck with the pushup challenge. That sounds like a good one... I hate pushups but they're so good for the upper body. We're practically neighbors!! Have you checked out the suspension bridge over Kootenai Falls? Its between Troy and Libby.3 -
sleepymom5 wrote: »So far for the Week One Workout Warrior Challenge
@sleepymom5
@hope002
@Julie8468
@nstephenson01
Please hop on the scale to get a starting weight tomorrow(unless you got one today) I am not sure how the weights are going to be done and I haven't gotten an answer back. Also keep track of your daily water and steps. I will let you know when I know how we are supposed to keep track of everything.
Thanks-this one should only be 1 week.
My weight this morning: 211.4
on weekends I don't exercise much and eat more - that's why my weigh in day is Friday - the lowest of the week usually
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Sunday check in
Food: didn't log, probably over
Water: 14 cups
Exercise: 40 min treadmill running intervals
Steps: 10,4741 -
Ok....
For our new challenge, we have
@sleepymom5
@hope002
@Julie8468
@nstephenson01
and
@bmaison2014
Any one else?
I am still working on the details of this challenge. and I agree with @nstephenson01 can't we just make this a little easier. wow. but ok, it is what it is.
so... lets make the check ins for this challenge a separate post so that it is easier for @sleepymom5 and I to find. like this:
Day:
Steps:
Water:
and then at the end of Saturday, we will take you weight loss from the week one spreadsheet and add it to your water and steps for the week for your totals.
So we need sundays today.2 -
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@sleepymom5
@hope002 - 112 oz and 10474 steps
@Julie8468
@nstephenson01 - 80 oz and 9843 steps
@bmaison2014
its not to late to join if you want! drink up and get moving team! lets show them what Team Weight No More is made of!0 -
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User ID: Jedaschultz
Week Number: Week 1
Weigh Day: Monday
Previous weight: 201.4
Current weight: 200.6
Almost a pound, I'll take it. Been sick with a sinus infection all week so that has stopped the exercise for this past week. Hoping to start back up soon as I feel better.
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omgosh @jedaschultz you are almost to a major mile stone. I am giddy with excitement. you are doing just fabulous. great job.
@hope002 ohhh yea running intervals! now your showing me how it's done!!
@nstephenson01 you are so right. these challenge's can get difficult. but we got this, now... what is your new why? I am so ready to hear it. please share when you figure it out.
@sleepymom5 ughhh I really feel for you and your daughter. dealing with anxiety is so hard. but it can be controlled. like anything else, with lots of practice. does she listen to those podcasts? lots of the messages can be applied to many things in life.
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@cyndiesstuff I will join the new challenge. It should help me commit to a couple healthy habits and hopefully inspire me to continue adding more back in!
I need to make a lot of changes from April. I got off track early in the month and didn’t do any of the things I should have to lose weight. I need to restart and get back to the routine and mindset I had in February when I was feeling great!
Goals for May:
1. Log food
2. 10,000+ steps/day
3. Exercise 3x week
4. More sleep
5. Make time for myself
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New Challenge
Sunday
Water: 40 oz
Steps: 13,557
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