Butterball Babies~ ! (Closed Group)

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  • PoshTaush
    PoshTaush Posts: 1,247
    Hi! I've not abandoned you!! Sorry girls... I'm still out of town and a bit crazy. As suggested by Dee Dee...lets all set our own goals for this week! :0) Have fun and will see you soon! I'm having a blast, but just crazy busy!

    Tausha
  • Rynatat
    Rynatat Posts: 807 Member
    TEAM ORANGE! I suggest our personal Team Challenge, starting TODAY (Saturday) to Wednesday.

    UNDER on sodium
    AT LEAST 10 cups water
    Burn at least 300 calories (unless it's your rest day, which mine will be Sunday - don't push too hard since we all really do need our rest, yes, Donne, even I take a rest day once a week :wink: )
    Try to NOT eat back all your exercise cals (that is my personal challenge but you are welcome to join me on it!)

    For all the other Teams, you're welcome to join the TOC (Team Orange Challenge)

    OH, and for all those on-line terms - APMROFLMBO (almost peed myself rolling on floor laughing my butt off) :laugh:
  • DeeDeeLHF
    DeeDeeLHF Posts: 2,301 Member

    OH, and for all those on-line terms - APMROFLMBO (almost peed myself rolling on floor laughing my butt off) :laugh:


    I am also APMRILFLMBO!:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • DeeDeeLHF
    DeeDeeLHF Posts: 2,301 Member
    TEAM ORANGE! I suggest our personal Team Challenge, starting TODAY (Saturday) to Wednesday.

    UNDER on sodium
    AT LEAST 10 cups water
    Burn at least 300 calories (unless it's your rest day, which mine will be Sunday - don't push too hard since we all really do need our rest, yes, Donne, even I take a rest day once a week :wink: )
    Try to NOT eat back all your exercise cals (that is my personal challenge but you are welcome to join me on it!)

    For all the other Teams, you're welcome to join the TOC (Team Orange Challenge)

    OH, and for all those on-line terms - APMROFLMBO (almost peed myself rolling on floor laughing my butt off) :laugh:

    I like this challenge count me in! I will also see what I can do for 10 quiet minutes a day!

    D
  • MunchkinHawk12
    MunchkinHawk12 Posts: 434 Member
    :::Here are my goals for the week and what I have done so far:::

    Calories burned: 1251/4000
    H2O Intake: 12/115 cups
    Under Intake Calories: 1/7 days
    Weight Training: 20/60 mintues


    Let's get this done ladies!!!
  • tjradd73
    tjradd73 Posts: 3,495 Member
    updated through Saturday...
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    under cals: 2/6
    under sodium: 1/5
    burn 2000 cals: 858/2000
    10min relax time: 2/6 (does MFP time count?!-LOL!)
    80oz H20/day: 3/7
    cal avg for week 1400:
    weight: 10/12-125.8.........10/19-TBA
    ************************************************************************

    Tausha-seeya when you get back :)

    Rynat-I will be joining Orange in most of these challenges too!! At least 2/3 (water, sodium)!

    GREAT JOB so far ladies!!!
  • annie_p
    annie_p Posts: 319 Member
    I think I'm going to take the week to work on ME. I feel such pressure to meet the goals that I cut corners, maybe fudge a little (i.e. "Yeah, I'd say that's about 2 glasses of water), and just feel the need to please. I know that's part of being held accountable, but I think until I can hold myself accountable, I'll dig myself a deeper hole and lie more. I'll still post this week, but I'm not setting public goals. I have plans in my head, and I'm going to stick to them. I'm definitely including the 10 minutes of personal time. Even if I can just sit in my car, alone, for 10 minutes...that's something I need!
  • Kittu125
    Kittu125 Posts: 360 Member
    Hi everybody, sorry I was MIA last week.I was on vacation and got real busy at work. Checking in fir last week weigh in at 156. Gained a pound.
  • sas16
    sas16 Posts: 610
    Hey BB's! So I did the Spartan Race. I finished, but that was the most grueling 4 miles I've ever done!! I have battlescars...some bruises and scrapes on my legs. I'm a little sore, including my behind, from going down all the mud slides...LOL. It was definitely waaaaay more intense than the Warrior Dash (piece of cake compared to SR). I dragged a cynder block, carried a bucket 3/4 full of pebbles/rocks (both w/some uphill sections), had to do 90 burpees (luckily not all at the same time)...it was the consequence of not being able to complete an obstacle. The terrain itself was an obstacle to overcome. It was super muddy and slick. One obstacle was a super steep, muddy, uphill climb at one point. This definitely pushed my body and mind to the limit. Luckily, I did the race with my brother. We stuck together and he definitely helped push me to keep going. There is also more of a sense of teamwork in this race as A LOT of people help each other through the obstacles. I was most impressed with that! I may not have been able to complete 3 or 4 out of the 12 or so obstacles, but I did the majority of them and I crossed the FINISH LINE...granted I was EXHAUSTED...but I crossed it!! THAT was the main goal I set for myself!! So I'm proud of that!! :smile:

    Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Today will be a rest day for me. And depending on how my body feels the next couple of days, it may just be some light exercise, like walking for me. :wink:
  • DeeDeeLHF
    DeeDeeLHF Posts: 2,301 Member
    Hey BB's! So I did the Spartan Race. I finished, but that was the most grueling 4 miles I've ever done!! I have battlescars...some bruises and scrapes on my legs. I'm a little sore, including my behind, from going down all the mud slides...LOL. It was definitely waaaaay more intense than the Warrior Dash (piece of cake compared to SR). I dragged a cynder block, carried a bucket 3/4 full of pebbles/rocks (both w/some uphill sections), had to do 90 burpees (luckily not all at the same time)...it was the consequence of not being able to complete an obstacle. The terrain itself was an obstacle to overcome. It was super muddy and slick. One obstacle was a super steep, muddy, uphill climb at one point. This definitely pushed my body and mind to the limit. Luckily, I did the race with my brother. We stuck together and he definitely helped push me to keep going. There is also more of a sense of teamwork in this race as A LOT of people help each other through the obstacles. I was most impressed with that! I may not have been able to complete 3 or 4 out of the 12 or so obstacles, but I did the majority of them and I crossed the FINISH LINE...granted I was EXHAUSTED...but I crossed it!! THAT was the main goal I set for myself!! So I'm proud of that!! :smile:

    Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Today will be a rest day for me. And depending on how my body feels the next couple of days, it may just be some light exercise, like walking for me. :wink:

    Hey! Congratulations!!! I am so impressed!!!! It sounds like it was an amazing challenge!!! What an experience!!!! You will always remember this race! I bet your shower after the race was one of the most enjoyable as well!! Again, a super huge congratulations!!:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: Thanks for letting us all know!!!
  • DeeDeeLHF
    DeeDeeLHF Posts: 2,301 Member
    annie, I hope the week goes well for you!!! Sometimes giving yourself a bit of a healthy break is the best thing ever!

    D
  • sas16
    sas16 Posts: 610
    Hey! Congratulations!!! I am so impressed!!!! It sounds like it was an amazing challenge!!! What an experience!!!! You will always remember this race! I bet your shower after the race was one of the most enjoyable as well!! Again, a super huge congratulations!!:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: Thanks for letting us all know!!!
    Oh YES!! A nice HOT shower felt fabulous! And ibuprofen was my best friend last night as well! :wink:
  • Rynatat
    Rynatat Posts: 807 Member
    Hey BB's! So I did the Spartan Race. I finished, but that was the most grueling 4 miles I've ever done!! I have battlescars...some bruises and scrapes on my legs. I'm a little sore, including my behind, from going down all the mud slides...LOL. It was definitely waaaaay more intense than the Warrior Dash (piece of cake compared to SR). I dragged a cynder block, carried a bucket 3/4 full of pebbles/rocks (both w/some uphill sections), had to do 90 burpees (luckily not all at the same time)...it was the consequence of not being able to complete an obstacle. The terrain itself was an obstacle to overcome. It was super muddy and slick. One obstacle was a super steep, muddy, uphill climb at one point. This definitely pushed my body and mind to the limit. Luckily, I did the race with my brother. We stuck together and he definitely helped push me to keep going. There is also more of a sense of teamwork in this race as A LOT of people help each other through the obstacles. I was most impressed with that! I may not have been able to complete 3 or 4 out of the 12 or so obstacles, but I did the majority of them and I crossed the FINISH LINE...granted I was EXHAUSTED...but I crossed it!! THAT was the main goal I set for myself!! So I'm proud of that!! :smile:

    Enjoy the rest of your weekend. Today will be a rest day for me. And depending on how my body feels the next couple of days, it may just be some light exercise, like walking for me. :wink:

    Hey! Congratulations!!! I am so impressed!!!! It sounds like it was an amazing challenge!!! What an experience!!!! You will always remember this race! I bet your shower after the race was one of the most enjoyable as well!! Again, a super huge congratulations!!:flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: Thanks for letting us all know!!!


    I am impressed as well! It sounds ridiculously INTENSE!! And definitely something to talk about to say "I did that & made it through!"

    SPARTA!! lol :flowerforyou:
  • Rynatat
    Rynatat Posts: 807 Member
    OK - so my stats for the week: for all those doing the TOBC (Team Orange Butterball Challenge :wink:), you're welcome to use this format to log in. Good Luck to all!

    10-13: Under sodium (1870mg left over), 30+ cups water (iPhone only goes up to 30 so can't log after that!), 1357 calories burned (AM/PM workout), 402 calories remaining. No quiet time :frown:
    10-14: Under sodium (1148mg left over), 30+ cups water, 423 calories burned (AM Workout only), OVER by 400 calories due to Grandpa coming back from spending summer in Iowa & we met at Sonny's for dinner with him - I couldn't get my PM burn in but that's OK - I got to spend time with the only Grandpa I have left & that's by marriage :happy: No quiet time :frown:
    10-15: Under sodium (1592mg left over), 17+cups water (lost track in the PM!), 1105 calories burned (AM/PM Workout), 800 calories remaining. No quiet time :frown:
    10-16: Rest day, so no cals burned (except from cleaning but not counting that!) Will update calories & water later :smile:
    10-17:
    10-18:
    10-19:

    UNDER on sodium: 3/7
    AT LEAST 10 cups water: 3/7
    300 Calories Burned: 3/7
    Left over Exercise Calories: 2/7
    Meditation/Silent Time: 0/7 (am going to work on it for rest of this week!)
  • KaeChelle
    KaeChelle Posts: 576
    Here is the chart. For those who didn't weigh in, I just put the same weight as last week. Let me know if I missed anyone or if there are any errors. Thanks!

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  • MunchkinHawk12
    MunchkinHawk12 Posts: 434 Member
    Thanks for posting Karen!
  • MunchkinHawk12
    MunchkinHawk12 Posts: 434 Member
    10/13--596 calories, 18 cups water, 0 minutes strength training, under calories
    10/14--665 calories, 12 cups water, 20 minutes strength training, over calories
    10/15--1150 calories, 12 cups water, 0 minutes strength training, under calories
    10/16--
    10/17--
    10/18--
    10/19--

    Calories burned: 2411/4000
    H2O Intake: 42/110 cups
    Under Intake Calories: 2/7 days
    Strength Training: 20/60 minutes
  • loveme445
    loveme445 Posts: 2,439 Member
    UPDATE from Fri & Sat:

    Cals Burned: 1476/3500
    Cups of H20: 39/85
    Mins of ST: 40/150
    Days UC: 1/5
    Days OC: 2/2
  • tjradd73
    tjradd73 Posts: 3,495 Member
    updated through Sunday (cept for water and walks)
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    under cals: 3/6
    under sodium: 2/5
    burn 2000 cals: 1187/2000
    10min relax time: 3/6 (does MFP time count?!-LOL!)
    80oz H20/day: 3/7
    cal avg for week 1400:
    weight: 10/12-125.8.........10/19-TBA
    ************************************************************************

    Keerti-1lb is not bad at all for a vacay week! wtg!

    Anita-congrats on finishing the SR...sounds similar to the Mud Run that I do...which is a 10K that includes, wall climbing, river crossing, tunnel crawl, suicide hill, slippery slope, and a ton of mud pits!! Def a tough challenge, and you should be very proud! :drinker:

    Karen-thanks for the chart and congrats on your loss this week!

    :flowerforyou: CONGRATS on the losses ladies: Anita, Donna, Sandy, Kristen, Annie, Karen, Melinda, and Kory!!!:flowerforyou:

    :drinker: Also CONGRTAS to the biggest losers thus far(more than 5lbs): Kym, Sandy, Laura, Tausha, Kristen, Suzanne, Pat, Annie, and Karen!!!:drinker:
  • soccermum75
    soccermum75 Posts: 588 Member
    Team red: Sandy and Kym you rock! Jen up 1 pound but hang in there. I know you are working hard!
  • NEcamper47
    NEcamper47 Posts: 38 Member
    I added a couple of goals to last weeks like going to the gym vs. swimming and going walking outdoors while I still can. My mid week check in:
    Thurs: 0 water, 355 cals
    Fri: 2 water, 908 cals
    Sat: 2 water, 296 cals
    Sun: 4 water, 391 cals
    Mon: water, cals
    Tues: water, cals!
    Wed: water, cals
    Total calories burned: 1950/3500
    3 miles outside / 6
    Total mins of strength training: 35/45 (gym1/3)
    Total cups of water: 8/40 (revised for me)
    Number of days over cals: 1/7
  • WalkingGirl1985
    WalkingGirl1985 Posts: 2,046 Member
    Kinda have a hard time keeping tabs, but I'm killing it in both cardio + strength training. I'll try and be as accurate as I can here. :smile:

    Cals Burned: 4088/3500
    Water: 43/60
    Under calories: 4/7
    Consume under 2000 calories: 1/6
    Rest day: 1/1
    Under Sodium: 2/5
    Strength training: 80/45

    Kinda struggling with keeping it under 2000--I have those high burning days, and feel hungrier. Sodium, well thats kinda a toss up..have both my good and bad days, but drinking a lot of water to combat it. :happy:
  • MunchkinHawk12
    MunchkinHawk12 Posts: 434 Member
    10/13--596 calories, 18 cups water, 0 minutes strength training, under calories
    10/14--665 calories, 12 cups water, 20 minutes strength training, over calories
    10/15--1150 calories, 12 cups water, 0 minutes strength training, under calories
    10/16--1026 calories, 15 cups water, 0 minutes strength training, under calories
    10/17--
    10/18--
    10/19--

    Calories burned: 3437/4000
    H2O Intake: 57/110 cups
    Under Intake Calories: 3/7 days
    Strength Training: 20/60 minutes
  • tjradd73
    tjradd73 Posts: 3,495 Member
    Pat-great goals!!! keep on chippin away at em!

    Suzanne-awesome cal burn as always, and way to get in your rest day!

    Laura-doing a great job over there!
  • loveme445
    loveme445 Posts: 2,439 Member
    UPDATE:

    Cals Burned: 2103/3500
    Cups of H20: 51/85
    Mins of ST: 90/150
    Days UC: 2/5
    Days OC: 2/2
  • MunchkinHawk12
    MunchkinHawk12 Posts: 434 Member
    Pat-great goals!!! keep on chippin away at em!

    Suzanne-awesome cal burn as always, and way to get in your rest day!

    Laura-doing a great job over there!
    Thanks Tara--

    I have to burn as much as I can right now because Aunt Flo is knocking at my door and she makes me want to eat EVERYTHING...what a B*itch! HAHAHA
  • korygilliam
    korygilliam Posts: 594 Member
    (wow...sorry for the length...my pain meds and coffee must've kicked in...)

    ******************************************************************************************************************************
    under cals: 2/5.......Th (180).....Fr (20)...Sa (-690)...Su (210)...Mo (
    under sodium: 2/5.......Th (170)......Fr.....(-435)...Sa (-112)...Su (290)...Mo (
    burn 2000 cals: 620/3000.....Th (190)....Fr...(0)...Sa (0)...Su (430)...Mo (
    10min relax time: 2/5.....Th (0).....Fr (1).....Sa (1)...Su (0)...Mo (
    60 cups of water: 18/60.....Th (6)....Fr (8)...Sa(0)...Sun (4)...Mo (
    cal avg for week 1440/1400:.....Th (1220)....Fr (1210)...Sa (1900)...Su (1430)...Mo (
    weight: 10/12-167.8.........10/19-TBA
    *******************************************************************************************************************************

    Awesome job so far guys! Tausha, hope you are having an awesome time on your vacay!

    Annie--Completely understand. I had to drop a group that I had started because I realized that I wasn't on the same page at the time and needed to focus on something else. You are correct that if you are fibbing on your diary to meet the goals of the group, then it isn't helping you at all. My hope is that you will feel comfortable posting everything here, including the not meeting of goals (or maybe modify your goals to where it is closer to what you can actually obtain...just don't make it easy...you have to work for it). I don't think anyone says anything about not meeting goals (but will say something if you try to make excuses everyday). Just post your results, recognize your accomplishments, realize what you need to work on, and go from there! By all means, do not give up! Realize your potential and you will succeed! (sorry, Jillian is still in my head even after not doing her video for 2 months).

    Anita--all I can say is WOW! all that PLUS 90 of those damn burpees! wow..... yep... just wow... (very impressed)

    Laura-I think Aunt Flo and Uncle Tom need to go out and do one of those homicide/suicide things you see on TV! Will have to track mine one more month to see if that causes any weight fluctuations...wish I could mark it on my weight somehow....

    Suzanne--Wow, great job on your goals! If you are burning that many calories, don't fret the missing <2000 mark as long as you aren't eating all of the calories back...same with sodium, you are sweating (I assume) a lot, so body may be needing it!

    Karen--Thanks so much for the table update! You rock (and congrats on the loss! )

    Melinda--Did you enter the wrong starting weight or did something happen? I noticed that you had a 6 pound gain on the first week and didn't know if the data was incorrect (or you were sick the week before). If it was truly that weight, then no biggie and we can get back...but if it wasn't, I would suggest requesting a change in documentation so you don't get frustrated at that final column... (but congrats on the loss with this last weigh in!)

    Nat--You are a MACHINE! Wow. Just curious (from my previous issue, just seeing if you find the same) do you have concerns that your high calorie burn is affecting your actual weight loss, or are you seeing enough of a body transformation that the scale doesn't matter?

    Great job on the weight losses this last weigh in! I went shopping for new work pants (mine kept sliding down my butt and they were too bunched up w/ a belt). So excited that the size 14s are actually loose and I can fit into my jeans that I had saved from my last weight loss experience! Yay! So glad I kept them...this time I will get to the point that they will be too big and I will not outgrow them again!!!

    I have learned that staying below on sodium is hard. I don't add salt to ANYTHING and it is still really close. I saw my 17 y/o step-daughter on Saturday sprinkle salt on her chick fil a sandwich (probably mimicing her mother) and wanted to educate her on it, but she gets EXTREMELY defensive when anything regarding her weight is brought up (has caused a few family fights) so we have told her that we won't try to help her w/ her weight/eating unless she comes to us...but it is really hard to not say something when she is doing something that is so unhealthy!

    Sorry for not responding on the 'what is 10 minutes to self'. I am counting it as any time that you are w/o electronics...relaxing your brain/reflecting/meditating/whatever...the main thing is that you aren't having to focus on any kind of stimulus. I am not counting reading for myself becuase I try to get some in every day, but if it isn't normal for you to read, then go ahead and count it (but the idea of it is more of a little bit of time to look, w/ your imagination, what you look like, what you see yourself looking like, what are your goals for the week, how is your financial status and how to make easier for yourself...any type of reflection and motivation...de-stressing...whatever you need it to be).
  • cardbucfan
    cardbucfan Posts: 10,571 Member
    Sorry I have been MIA here for a few days. My phone is in the process of dying so I can really only do stuff on the computer. Since my son's laptop is in the hospital, we are fighting for the use of my computer and unfortunately, that darn school work has to come first. Then when I do get it, I have to be really quick to log my food, check e-mails, work on the golf tournament I'm chairing and so on....

    Anita-wow! That race sounds really hard and I bow down to you for the 90 burpees! They absolutely kick my butt!

    Annie-no worries. We don't want you to drop out so do what you need to for YOU. These challenges are to help you in your quest (I feel like a hobbit now) not make it more difficult!
    Kory-I'm having a really hard time with that 10 minute thing-especially over the weekend with kids and husbands home. I do read every day so guess I can't count that time! I will say though that our golf course is finally open again (it's been closed for 6 months while they basically re-built it!) and I haven't touched a club since June. I get to play tomorrow! I may not get 10 solid minutes but I do find myself truly appreciating things when I'm on the golf course.

    Suzanne-sodium is my killer too and I try to eat to within 200 calories every day and some days if I have a big workout, I'm eating close to 2400! Your body needs the fuel so don't be too hard on yourself!

    Tausha-glad you're having fun, but we miss you!

    Nat-you are a rock star. You need to eat to fuel those monster workouts and I can't believe you can stay that low on sodium!

    Alright, there is my quick catch up. I know I missed people and I hate that! Everybody who posted a loss, great job last week. For those of us who either gained or didn't post anything (uh, that would be me!), this is a new week and we are in this for LIFE so get back on the wagon and we'll be awesome this week! Have a lovely Mnday everybody!


    Checking in through Sunday:
    calories burned: 2033/1200
    strength:30/45
    cups water:37/60
    days under calories: 3/7
    days over calories: 1/7 (actually didn't finish logging on Saturday. didn't log dinner or evening snacks while we did a family movie night so don't know if I actually was over, but I'm gonna say I was!)
    days under sodium: 1/7 (I suck at this!!!)
  • korygilliam
    korygilliam Posts: 594 Member
    Thursday goal idea--what about a protein goal for the next round? Not too high, but at least something to shoot for. I know protein is recommended for weight loss (not talking about no carb, just increased protein)

    Thoughts? Recommendations for amount? If we like, should it be an amount or a percentage of calories?
  • tjradd73
    tjradd73 Posts: 3,495 Member
    updated through monday (cept for water and walks)
    ************************************************************************
    under cals: 4/6
    under sodium: 3/5
    burn 2000 cals: 1591/2000
    10min relax time: 4/6 (does MFP time count?!-LOL!)
    80oz H20/day: 4/7
    cal avg for week 1400:
    weight: 10/12-125.8.........10/19-TBA
    ************************************************************************


    Renee-finish it out strong girl....3 days to go, and all must be UC goal!! you can do it!

    Laura-sucks!!! I feelya too...mine should be here today or tomorrow!!! Grrrrrr!

    Kory-CONGRATS on your NSV this week!!! Sorry to here about your daughter...it is hard growing up and being overweight...I know this from personal experience...she will come to you when she is ready...and probably sooner then later!! Your job now is to be the best role model that you can be....make and eat good food at home, and ask her along on FUN activities like bowling, minigolf, hiking, or a bike ride!! As far as protein...I shoot for 70g/day (which I have a hard time getting, and is LOWER then my recommended!) but they say you should be getting 1g per each lb of lean body mass (weight times estimated body fat %). so I weigh 125 with a 20%bf...which would be a recommended 100g of protein/day!! yah right!!! Maybe we sould shoot for half our total lbs in protein (ie. 62.5g would be half my weight, and my goal)?!?!?!? whatcha think??
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