TEAM: The Big Butt Theory (January)

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  • DaffyGirl88
    DaffyGirl88 Posts: 5,067 Member
    cozydonuts wrote: »
    How do you reply to people’s posts? That make it gray to what you are responding to?

    @DaffyGirl88 wrote
    Second, we decided to try another meal service and last night's dinner was 652 calories and 54 grams of carbs. 😯😯😯 I need to do a better job of investigating the next week's meals. 😕

    -ME TOO Im a recovering vegetarian (15 years) and just signed up for Home Chef to learn how to cook meat better and the calories are very high! Even after I work my other meals around to fit in the calories like switching egg breakfasts to oatmeal breakfasts and being more mindful of drinking in calories I’m still over so I HAVE to work out now to fit those calories in. Very tasty tho and I only get 3 meals a week.

    @cozydonuts you hit the little button on the bottom left that says "quote" 😊
  • DaffyGirl88
    DaffyGirl88 Posts: 5,067 Member
    Saturday 9 Jan
    Track: yes
    Under: yes
    Exercise: no, rest day

    Steps: 5525
    Water: 72 oz
  • kyungs
    kyungs Posts: 67 Member
    weigh in:
    Sunday 1/10
    weight: 173

    is there something else we’re supposed to report?

  • Krysless2
    Krysless2 Posts: 2,085 Member
    Week1 Weigh-in:
    January SW: 160; I’m not sure what my “true” weight was because I was extremely bloated after Christmas and New Year’s Eve
    Current Weight: 156
    *Reminder: Lose 2lbs = 8400cals/Week
    Caloric Goal: 1350 Daily
    Maintain Weight=13000/Week
    💦Goal: 64/Daily; 448/Wkly
    👟Goal: 7000/Daily; 49000/Wkly*
  • Becoming_A_Butterfly
    Becoming_A_Butterfly Posts: 2,534 Member
    Week #1 Weigh In: RisingAboveIt: 1-9-2021:
    Last week: 187.6
    This week: 187.6
  • annabananamc
    annabananamc Posts: 415 Member
    erikNJ wrote: »
    I know this is a weight loss group, but I believe mental health and physical health go together (at least I know it does for me)
    I had been wanting to get rid of social media for awhile, and after the political chaos in America last week I finally did it. Just half a week without social media, the screen time on my phone was down 86%....

    I think that's a great idea!

    I've seriously been reworking how I use social media as well. I am opting out of all groups that aren't personally helpful to me, especially politically minded groups. I'm unfollowing friends who are stuck in the mud of politics right now, and I'm going to fill my feed with only updates and encouraging posts, or calls for support, from people I actually know and care about. That's what my original intention was there, and it's turned into this huge time suck and place where I can get riled up and annoyed.

    I'm also using a browser add-in that removes things I don't want to see from Facebook, like ads and sponsored posts, and puts them in an order I want.

    I feel lighter and freer already, despite the troubles here in the USA.
  • erikNJ
    erikNJ Posts: 1,009 Member
    @annabananamc I like how you said “personally helpful to me”

    I was pondering if this counts as social media. But I only look at this as a great group of supportive people helping me better myself and each other. So I think of this differently
  • DaffyGirl88
    DaffyGirl88 Posts: 5,067 Member
    erikNJ wrote: »
    I know this is a weight loss group, but I believe mental health and physical health go together (at least I know it does for me)
    I had been wanting to get rid of social media for awhile, and after the political chaos in America last week I finally did it. Just half a week without social media, the screen time on my phone was down 86%....

    I think that's a great idea!

    I've seriously been reworking how I use social media as well. I am opting out of all groups that aren't personally helpful to me, especially politically minded groups. I'm unfollowing friends who are stuck in the mud of politics right now, and I'm going to fill my feed with only updates and encouraging posts, or calls for support, from people I actually know and care about. That's what my original intention was there, and it's turned into this huge time suck and place where I can get riled up and annoyed.

    I'm also using a browser add-in that removes things I don't want to see from Facebook, like ads and sponsored posts, and puts them in an order I want.

    I feel lighter and freer already, despite the troubles here in the USA.

    @erikNJ and @annabananamc I did a huge clean up this summer and it was very freeing. I was suffering from COVID, protest and election overload. I unfollowers many friends and only kept the sewing, reading and crafting groups where those things were banned. I also deleted the app from my phone so if I wanted to go to FB I had to navigate to it. Just that little step was a huge help.

    While I agree that technically this is social media, this place is usually about positivity and lifting people up, not negativity and personal attacks. I found the people on here to be very helpful in reducing my feelings of being isolated from friends and family.
  • JMTiv1979
    JMTiv1979 Posts: 63 Member
    erikNJ wrote: »
    I know this is a weight loss group, but I believe mental health and physical health go together (at least I know it does for me)
    I had been wanting to get rid of social media for awhile, and after the political chaos in America last week I finally did it. Just half a week without social media, the screen time on my phone was down 86%....

    I agree. I got rid of Facebook this week too. So many family issues came about over FB comments this year and it's not helpful anymore. I will miss out on discussions related to my kids' school but I will adjust.
  • Pumpitusa
    Pumpitusa Posts: 169 Member
    Pumpitusa
    2020
    Aug SW 345.2
    Sept 339.4
    Oct 329.4
    Nov 327.6
    Dec 328.2
    1/3/21 327.4
    1/10/21 325.0
  • Pumpitusa
    Pumpitusa Posts: 169 Member
    I know Exactly what you facebookers are talking about I deactivated my account a couple years ago. I kept getting a lot of people that maybe I know and things were posted that I don't care about. I didn't see the need to keep it going. Happy New Year everyone and stay safe
  • AB0215
    AB0215 Posts: 7,141 Member
    Pumpitusa wrote: »
    Pumpitusa
    2020
    Aug SW 345.2
    Sept 339.4
    Oct 329.4
    Nov 327.6
    Dec 328.2
    1/3/21 327.4
    1/10/21 325.0

    @Pumpitusa You're a member of Gutbusters.
    https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10819008/team-gutbusters-january#latest
  • cmhubbard92
    cmhubbard92 Posts: 5,064 Member
    Krysless2 wrote: »
    CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR WEEK 1 WINNER CrystalEssex. - 4.49%
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    AND TO THE BUTT THEORY 1ST PLACE IN WEEK 1

    January Week 1 is now in the books!! Great job to all our winners!

    Now that the holidays are over were getting back into the swing of things, as such we had a great week in January!! I'd like to highlight something that's pretty spectacular, across all teams we have lost a total of 155.2lbs! Also most of our top performing team members lost 1% or more which is pretty amazing!

    On to Week 2!

    Below are the full results for Week 1.

    The Biggest Loser Is...
    1st - CrystalEssex. - 4.49%
    2nd - NationalCapital. - 4.44%
    3rd - @CJDaniel7. - 4.19%

    The TEAM Biggest Loser...
    1st - The Big Butt Theory. - 1.08%
    2nd - Run Track Minds. - 0.95%
    3rd - Flab-U-Less. - 0.89%

    Top 3 Individual % by Team:

    The Big Butt Theory
    1st - @CJDaniel7. - 4.19%
    2nd - @maryc11. - 3.66%
    3rd - @Krysless2. - 2.50%

    The Slimsons
    1st - osier5. - 1.44%
    2nd - Tdrjustus3. - 0.99%
    3rd - walk4today. - 0.79%

    Gutbusters
    1st - NationalCapital. - 4.44%
    2nd - nekishaearly637. - 1.33%
    3rd - HelloDori123. - 1.17%

    Run Track Minds
    1st - CrystalEssex. - 4.49%
    2nd - magnusMLQ. - 3.18%
    3rd - skullsandskeletons. - 2.29%

    Flab-U-Less
    1st - SeptemberSun_1333. - 3.27%
    2nd - lsabeIIe. - 3.09%
    3rd - JustKeepSwimming2008. - 2.69%

    Individual Top 3 Pounds Lost
    1st - @CJDaniel7. - 10.9 lbs.
    2nd - @maryc11. - 8.6 lbs.
    3rd - NationalCapital. - 8.0 lbs.

    Overall Pounds Lost by Team
    The Big Butt Theory - 43.8 lbs.
    The Slimsons - 11.2 lbs.
    Gutbusters - 18.4 lbs.
    Run Track Minds - 42.8 lbs.
    Flab-U-Less - 39.0 lbs.

    Overall Total Lost: 155.2 lbs

    Week 1 Snapshot
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    Congratulations team for taking first place in week 1!!!

    Another round of congratulations to our big losers for the week! @CJDaniel7 (3rd place overall!) @maryc11 and @Krysless2

    Everyone on the team has put in amazing effort this week! Keep up the awesome work through week 2!!!
  • richmondwriter
    richmondwriter Posts: 683 Member
    Here's a link to an article on 10 simple but good tips from people who lost weight and kept it off. I hadn't thought of eating at the same time each day. It makes sense--I've heard bedtime consistency can also help sleep.

    https://getpocket.com/explore/item/ten-habits-of-people-who-lose-weight-and-keep-it-off?utm_source=pocket-newtab
  • cmhubbard92
    cmhubbard92 Posts: 5,064 Member
    edited January 2021
    1/9/2021
    Tracked: yes
    Under: yes
    Exercise: yes
    Water: 84.5oz
    Steps: 6,758

    1/10/2021
    Tracked: yes
    Under: yes
    Exercise: no
    Water: 16.9oz
    Steps: 449

    Today was a major lazy day. I spent most of the day planted in front of a puzzle. I pretty much forgot to eat today. I munched on a few dove chocolate squares with coffee for most of the day, and decided to carrots and onion dip, instead of making anything.
    I prepped my lunch for the next few days and am going to try getting a good night's rest tonight. I have a feeling that this work week will be long!

  • Krysless2
    Krysless2 Posts: 2,085 Member
    erikNJ wrote: »
    Thanks @cmhubbard92

    To end this week, today will be my rest day and my one earned(cheat?) meal of the week.
    But I do have all of my food bought for next week and meals planned out starting with Sunday.
    Enjoy your weekend everybody!

    Thank you for sharing Erik I’m never good at planning out meals. May I ask what you prepped up this week?

  • JMTiv1979
    JMTiv1979 Posts: 63 Member
    Wow! Awesome job this week!
  • erikNJ
    erikNJ Posts: 1,009 Member
    Way to go team! First in percentage AND lbs!!
  • erikNJ
    erikNJ Posts: 1,009 Member
    Krysless2 wrote: »
    erikNJ wrote: »
    Thanks @cmhubbard92

    To end this week, today will be my rest day and my one earned(cheat?) meal of the week.
    But I do have all of my food bought for next week and meals planned out starting with Sunday.
    Enjoy your weekend everybody!

    Thank you for sharing Erik I’m never good at planning out meals. May I ask what you prepped up this week?

    We had a roast with potatoes tonight (that will be the least healthy)
    Tomorrow will be leftovers and the side will be birdseye pasta made out of zucchini.
    Turkey bacon and eggs for two nights.
    And for two other nights we will have chicken meatballs with green beans (instead of pasta) in spaghetti sauce
  • erikNJ
    erikNJ Posts: 1,009 Member
    Challenge 1/10
    tracked: no
    under: yes
    active: no

    I was terribly sick this afternoon and couldn't keep food down. I know I was under calories cause the only food I ate was my dinner. And obviously I could not workout either

    Sun: n/y/n
  • mooreshelly09
    mooreshelly09 Posts: 901 Member
    1/10/2021
    Tracked:yes
    Under:yes
    Exercise:yes - 3 mile walk and 25min cardio video off Amazon prime
    Water:101.4oz
    Steps:12,193
  • maryc11
    maryc11 Posts: 415 Member
    user name = maryc11
    Date = Sunday 1.10.21 7:12PM
    Tracked = Yes
    Under = Yes
    Water = 50 oz
    Steps = 1649
  • RoseyandReady
    RoseyandReady Posts: 256 Member

    Sunday weight in 165
    Previous 166
    I will take it 😊
  • Krysless2
    Krysless2 Posts: 2,085 Member
    edited January 2021
    Sun, Jan10
    Week 2- Day 1
    Under Cals- No over by 311
    Tracking- Yes
    Exercise- Yes
    👟Challenges💧
    56oz
    12104 Steps
    Note- Sundays are usually a problem for me. Today was better then the last, so my positive takeaways with comparison to last Sunday are as follows:
    - I was mindful with what I ate today.
    - I went to breakfast with my dad and when I was feeling full I put down my fork and asked the waitress to put the rest in a To-go container (I have an emotional connection to overeating so this was very difficult, but I did reason it out with “if I wanted it that badly it will be there for me later”
    - I had a plan of action for every opportunity I was presented to overeat today.

    1) Hurdle- At breakfast, I knew my dad would ask my why I wasn’t eating the rest of my meal and I just told him I was trying something new and diverted his attention to pictures of the wedding venue where my brothers getting married. That worked!
    2) Hurdle- Boredom throughout the day. Got on the treadmill every time I went to the pantry, to a point where I was sick of getting on the treadmill so randomly that I stopped going to the pantry.😬
    3) Hurdle- Late night munchies. This is a two part answer that ends with a new-found Hurdle. There was no late night munchies because I went to bed and I so easily overcame that whole ordeal because I wasn’t...see below
    4) ...Drinking alcohol! Newfound Hurdle- So looking back at my weight over the years I’m pretty confident that alcohol has been a huge reason why I got as big as I did. My largest binge eating sessions have been started by my foggy mind. I’ve decided to skip the drinks this week because actually I am just really curious if that alone will propel me even further into my weight loss goals and I would like to test the theory.

    Here’s to a great Week 2 TBBT!
  • DaffyGirl88
    DaffyGirl88 Posts: 5,067 Member
    Sunday 10 Jan
    Track: yes
    Under: yes
    Exercise: yes, Peloton spin class

    Steps: 8755, a little better
    Water: 76 oz
  • lozenger1984
    lozenger1984 Posts: 166 Member
    Hiya, how do I rejoin for February please?
  • annabananamc
    annabananamc Posts: 415 Member
    WHOOP to a successful week 1 for TBBT!!!!

    Finishing week 1:
    1/9/2021
    Tracked: yes
    Under: yes
    Exercise: yes
    Water: 80
    Steps: 4862

    Starting week 2:
    1/10/2021
    Tracked: yes
    Under: yes
    Exercise: yes
    Water: 80
    Steps: 3456

    Did a BUNCH of yard work over the weekend, which is like a whole body workout with benefits.

    This week I'm back to work after furlough, so my plan is

    Wake up
    Meditate
    Walk/Yoga
    Do my planner
    Work

    STOP WORK on time and do something fun or productive for my personal life

    Now I'm off for the walk part!
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