SHRINKING ASSETS TEAM CHAT - AUGUST 2019

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  • TheMrWobbly
    TheMrWobbly Posts: 2,537 Member
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    New day, same story. I bought a multi-pack of 4 bounty bars and ate a multi-pack of 4 bounty bars. I barely stopped for breath between each one.

    Anyway I have changed my step counter as my last one was been ridiculously generous and giving me steps whilst I was sat in a chair. My new one has a start/stop function so I will only use it when I am actually exercise walking and not around the office or house.
    August target 300,000, More cycling so less days for steps this month.

    Jun '19 total 411,642 ~ average 13,721
    Jul '19 total 405,320 ~ average 13,075; Cycle 31.69 miles

    01/08 - 12,286 (5.43); Cycle 4.54
    02/08 - 18,160 (8.89); Cycle 0.00
    03/08 - 21,100 (10.32); Cycle 9.46
    04/08 - 8,812 (4.16); Cycle 14.53
    05/08 - 16,983 (8.31); Cycle 0.00
    06/08 - 13,612 (6.65); Cycle 16.21
    07/08 - 17,801 (8.71); Cycle 11.85
    08/08 - 4,594 (2.25); Cycle 6.33
    09/08 - 8,063 (3.57); Cycle 8.49
    10/08 - 15,290 (6.76); Cycle 17.55
    11/08 - 14,222 (6.28); Cycle 5.48
    12/08 - 15,757 (6.96); Cycle 1.28
    13/08 - 12,517 (5.44); Cycle 6.46

    Aug TD total - 178,897
    Aug average - 13,761
  • iamworthy14
    iamworthy14 Posts: 413 Member
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    Iamworthy14
    Mondays
    159.4
  • 171lake
    171lake Posts: 894 Member
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    PW 139.8
    CW 139.4
  • ngk2000
    ngk2000 Posts: 192 Member
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    Steps 8/13 9,973
  • LaurieWrobo
    LaurieWrobo Posts: 1,309 Member
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    Steps:
    8/13
    5,166
    Steps were low due to all day meeting for work and traveling back and forth
  • Beka3695
    Beka3695 Posts: 4,126 Member
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    UGH! I have the munchies today! Still hungry after a snack AND lunch.
    I have been eating a quite a deficit for several days. I think a bulkier dinner might be in order tonight.
  • Navydaddjtc
    Navydaddjtc Posts: 4,166 Member
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    GOOD AFTERNOON EVERYONE SORRY FOR THE LATENESS OF THIS...... STILL TRYING TO USE TO WINDOWS 10
  • lindamtuck2018
    lindamtuck2018 Posts: 9,551 Member
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    Overdue weigh ins:
    @CA_Underdog
    @ShowKitten

    Wednesday’s weigh ins:
    @JenHorsmon
    @Mouse816

    Due tomorrow:
    @LovebyDraug69
    @ngk2000

  • TheMrWobbly
    TheMrWobbly Posts: 2,537 Member
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    August target 300,000, More cycling so less days for steps this month.

    Jun '19 total 411,642 ~ average 13,721
    Jul '19 total 405,320 ~ average 13,075; Cycle 31.69 miles

    01/08 - 12,286 (5.43); Cycle 4.54
    02/08 - 18,160 (8.89); Cycle 0.00
    03/08 - 21,100 (10.32); Cycle 9.46
    04/08 - 8,812 (4.16); Cycle 14.53
    05/08 - 16,983 (8.31); Cycle 0.00
    06/08 - 13,612 (6.65); Cycle 16.21
    07/08 - 17,801 (8.71); Cycle 11.85
    08/08 - 4,594 (2.25); Cycle 6.33
    09/08 - 8,063 (3.57); Cycle 8.49
    10/08 - 15,290 (6.76); Cycle 17.55
    11/08 - 14,222 (6.28); Cycle 5.48
    12/08 - 15,757 (6.96); Cycle 1.28
    13/08 - 12,517 (5.44); Cycle 6.46
    14/08 - 5,314 (2.31); Cycle 15.37 Just counting exercise steps now

    Aug TD total - 184,211
    Aug average - 13,158
  • ChoseMyChains
    ChoseMyChains Posts: 116 Member
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    Good morning everyone

    LovebyDraug
    PW: 236.2
    CW: 234.4

    Have a fabulous day
  • ngk2000
    ngk2000 Posts: 192 Member
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    Thursday Weigh Day
    PW: 254.0
    CW: 253.6

    Happy with this as the last week has been hectic as heck and I wasn't successful at meeting my goals for steps, workouts, calories...

    I have a long weekend trip coming up then things should settle back to normal next week. Hopefully. 🙂

    Congrats to everyone on their success!
  • ngk2000
    ngk2000 Posts: 192 Member
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    Steps 8/14 10,987
    Looks kind of like a countdown!
  • Pamela_Sue
    Pamela_Sue Posts: 563 Member
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    @TheMrWobbly, I totally understand the Bounty Bar situation. Several weeks ago, I bought 8 packs (16 half-pint tubs) of Chilly Cow ice cream. I had intended to stretch them out over a 3 week period, but NO, I ate them all in 6-7 days. This is such a learning process for me. Most people are either 'moderators' or 'abstainers'. Some people eat everything in moderation, however, other people must abstain from 'trigger' foods. Moderators feel stifled if told to eliminate certain foods from their diets. Abstainers feel uncomfortable with certain foods in their presence. We are what we are and I have learned that I am an abstainer. So for now, I abstain from certain foods. Will I need to do that forever? I don't know. But I am prepared to do so if that is the case. Today, I bought 1 pack of Chilly Cow ice cream for my grocery shopping treat. And I won't be at all surprised if I eat both 1/2 pint tubs today. Actually, I will plan that into my food diary and enjoy them both immensely!
  • Pamela_Sue
    Pamela_Sue Posts: 563 Member
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    I looked for the excellent post I read recently about moderators versus abstainers, but cannot locate it. I did find this older definition:

    * Moderators: find that occasional indulgence heightens their pleasure (while strengthening their resolve), and they get panicky at the thought of “never” getting or doing something.

    *Abstainers: have trouble stopping something once they’ve started, but aren’t tempted by things that they’ve decided are off-limits (or are tempted less).
  • LaurieWrobo
    LaurieWrobo Posts: 1,309 Member
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    Steps
    8/14
    10,072
  • TheMrWobbly
    TheMrWobbly Posts: 2,537 Member
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    Thanks @pjshawley I'll try and find more myself. I generally pass on things I know I will just eat, I think I knew I was going to eat them all - just decided I was going to. I was low on sleep, who knows - just a poor choice.
  • Luciicul
    Luciicul Posts: 415 Member
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    pjshawley wrote: »
    I looked for the excellent post I read recently about moderators versus abstainers, but cannot locate it. I did find this older definition:

    * Moderators: find that occasional indulgence heightens their pleasure (while strengthening their resolve), and they get panicky at the thought of “never” getting or doing something.

    *Abstainers: have trouble stopping something once they’ve started, but aren’t tempted by things that they’ve decided are off-limits (or are tempted less).

    This is an excellent explanation I hadn’t heard before but resonates with me. I’m an abstainer too - it is easier for me to draw a hard line putting something out of bounds than for me to have it in my house as a sometimes food, as I will overindulge.

    I have done well these past 7 months having put everything “bad” out of bounds for most of it. Around my daughter’s birthday there were a few exceptions for cake, and a few times I’ve make healthier versions of peanut butter cups (70% dark chocolate, coconut oil, pure peanut butter, ground flax, sunflower seeds, almond) which i was doing a pretty good of moderating on, but it reintroduced chocolate to my household and when I was too busy to make the peanut butter cups I started having one or two pieces of chocolate... at first moderation was working after such a long break, but slowly it started to increase to 4 pieces, 6 pieces, 8 pieces... so now I’ve switched to Sweet William and another brand of sugar free chocolate which has fewer carbs so it does less damage, but i am not good at stopping at one serving size (2-3pieces)... the fall back into old patterns!
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