SHRINKING ASSETS Team Chat - March 2020

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  • Beka3695
    Beka3695 Posts: 4,126 Member
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  • Beka3695
    Beka3695 Posts: 4,126 Member
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    WEDNESDAY RECAP:

    CALORIES: Under
    STEPS: Minimum met
    WATER: Yeppers!!
    ALCOHOL: None - 4 day streak

    Yesterday I accidentally performed IF. I was planning to have breakfast as normal, but got busy and looked down at my clock to see that it was 11 AM. Too bad the second half of the work day didn't go as fast. I am going to attempt this again today. DH and I are going out to dinner tonight. If I have breakfast, I will have 700ish calories to work with tonight. If I skip, will have closer to 1000. Just weighting my options. I think if I have half of my breakfast it will just make me grumpy and want the whole thing - anyone else get like this?
  • Rielyn
    Rielyn Posts: 150 Member
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    Week 1 weigh-in
    Rielyn
    Friday (weighing in early, leaving for the weekend!)
    PW: 216.8
    CW: 215
  • suzyjmcd2
    suzyjmcd2 Posts: 266 Member
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    Suzyjmcd2@yahoo.com
    Thursday weigh-in

    PW: 128.4
    CW: 127.9
  • Luciicul
    Luciicul Posts: 415 Member
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    Beka3695 wrote: »
    @mari_moulin posted the information below on her timeline today. I thought it was very enlightening. The snip comes from an article found here:

    https://www.healthline.com/nutrition/weight-loss-motivation-tips


    3. Focus on Process Goals


    Many people trying to lose weight only set outcome goals, or goals they want to accomplish at the end.

    Typically, an outcome goal will be your final target weight.

    However, focusing only on outcome goals can derail your motivation. They can often feel too distant and leave you feeling overwhelmed.

    Instead, you should set process goals, or what actions you're going to take to reach your desired outcome. An example of a process goal is exercising four times a week.

    A study in 126 overweight women participating in a weight loss program found those who were process focused were more likely to lose weight and less likely to deviate from their diets, compared to those who focused on weight loss outcomes alone.

    Consider setting SMART goals to set strong goals. SMART stands for:
    Specific
    Measurable
    Achievable
    Realistic
    Time-based

    Some examples of SMART goals include:
    I will walk briskly for 30 minutes five days next week.
    I will eat four servings of vegetables every day this week.
    I will only drink one soda this week.

    Summary:
    Setting SMART process goals will help you stay motivated, while focusing only on outcome goals can lead to disappointment and decrease your motivation.

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    What are some of your SMART goals?

    Yep, this is my approach to exercise (mostly) - I try to exercise everyday first thing in the morning as a process or habit, doesn’t matter so much what I achieve as long as I do it.

    That said, I have set myself some small outcome goals for this month too, mostly because I have found myself “cruising” a little, getting bored with the exercise routine and being a bit lazy about it: to be able to do a proper form push-up by the end of the month (at the moment I can do heaps of inclined pushups against my kitchen table, but I lose form if I try to do them more horizontal, so I am working up to it) and to be able to flexibility goal to comfortably touch my toes (may or may not achieve this by the end of the month, but I’m doing yoga sequences that focus on hamstrings and calves as I am very tight in these spots, and I have seen improvement). I’m not going to be devastated if I don’t achieve these by the end of the month, but they are something to work towards (as I have already implemented the process of daily exercise).
  • Beka3695
    Beka3695 Posts: 4,126 Member
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    Just a reminder and for the new folks:

    Weekly weigh ins must be received by Saturday for MODS to complete the weekly tallies.
    @jugar gets up at the butt crack of dawn Sunday AM- Eastern Standard Time and completes the weekly tallies
    I will be posting the weekly winners shortly thereafter.

    If your weigh ins are not posted by Sat PM, your weigh in will not be counted for the week.

    We are currently in second place for the week! Let's keep this good thing going!!!
  • jugar
    jugar Posts: 10,086 Member
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    Beka3695 wrote: »
    Just a reminder and for the new folks:

    Weekly weigh ins must be received by Saturday for MODS to complete the weekly tallies.
    @jugar gets up at the butt crack of dawn Sunday AM- Eastern Standard Time and completes the weekly tallies
    I will be posting the weekly winners shortly thereafter.

    If your weigh ins are not posted by Sat PM, your weigh in will not be counted for the week.

    We are currently in second place for the week! Let's keep this good thing going!!!

    Thanks for reminding everyone! I do the search for missing weights Sunday morning around 8:00 ET, so if you get them in during the wee hours of Sunday, you decadent people, than it is OK. :p
  • bigblues11
    bigblues11 Posts: 203 Member
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    Bigblues11
    PW 194.8
    CW 193.7 (1.1 pnd)

    Have a great weekend!
  • Smart_Beautiful_and_Strong
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    So sorry, I thought I posted last week!

    Starting 346.6
    CW 348.8

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  • Beka3695
    Beka3695 Posts: 4,126 Member
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    A few folks have asked for this recipe.... here it is :)
  • TheMrWobbly
    TheMrWobbly Posts: 2,530 Member
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    SW : 270
    GW : 199 (initially anyway)
    19/05 - 270
    26/05 - 267.0 ... 3.0 ... 03.0
    01/06 - 263.0 ... 4.0 ... 07.0
    08/06 - 259.0 ... 4.0 ... 11.0
    15/06 - 257.4 ... 1.6 ... 12.6
    22/06 - 255.8 ... 1.6 ... 14.2
    29/06 - 254.8 ... 1.0 ... 15.2
    06/07 - 252.8 ... 2.0 ... 17.2
    13/07 - 250.8 ... 2.0 ... 19.2
    17/07 - 249.2 ... 1.6 ... 20.8 weigh in early this week as I am away for a four day weekend
    27/07 - 247.6 ... 1.6 ... 22.4
    03/08 - 246.5 ... 1.1 ... 23.5
    10/08 - 243.3 ... 3.2 ... 26.7
    17/08 - 241.0 ... 2.3 ... 29.0
    24/08 - 238.9 ... 2.1 ... 31.1
    31/08 - 236.4 ... 2.5 ... 33.6
    07/09 - 233.6 ... 2.8 ... 36.4
    14/09 - 230.8 ... 2.8 ... 39.2
    21/09 - 228.5 ... 2.3 ... 41.5
    28/09 - 226.9 ... 1.6 ... 43.1
    05/10 - 227.5 .. +0.6 .. 42.5 First blip in 4 months, acceptable for a holiday
    12/10 - 223.7 ... 3.8 ... 46.3
    19/10 - 220.3 ... 3.4 ... 49.7
    26/10 - 219.2 ... 1.1 ... 50.8
    02/11 - 216.8 ... 2.4 ... 53.2
    09/11 - 215.0 ... 1.8 ... 55.0
    16/11 - 212.9 ... 2.1 ... 57.1
    23/11 - 212.3 ... 0.6 ... 57.7
    30/11 - 212.6 ...+0.3 .. 57.4 Oops!
    07/12 - 209.5 ... 3.1 ... 60.5
    14/12 - 209.3 ... 0.2 ... 60.7
    21/12 - 211.5 .. +2.2 .. 58.5
    28/12 - 219.2 .. +7.7 .. 50.8
    01/01 - 217.8
    04/01 - 215.2 ... 4.0 ... 54.8
    11/01 - 213.2 ... 2.0 ... 56.8
    18/01 - 213.0 ... 0.2 ... 57.0
    25/01 - 210.4 ... 2.6 ... 59.6
    01/02 - 207.9 ... 2.5 ... 62.1
    08/02 - 206.2 ... 1.7 ... 63.8
    15/02 - 204.7 ... 1.5 ... 65.3
    22/02 - 202.7 ... 2.0 ... 67.3
    29/02 - 196.4 ... 6.3 ... 76.6
    07/03 - 196.2 ... 0.2 ... 76.8

    Total weight lost 76.8 lbs, 2.8 lbs beyond my initial goal.

    I am back in full force this week so next week should have levelled out any excess losses from being ill. Going to try for a long run tomorrow.

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  • Beka3695
    Beka3695 Posts: 4,126 Member
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    Beka3695
    Saturday
    Pw 234.6
    Cw 320.0

    And I promise to paint my toenails today!

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