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trying that post a pic0
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I'm 6'6" and back in March of 2010, I was 490 lbs!
As of this morning, I weighed in at 234 before heading out to the gym before 6am.
I changed my diet to be healthier (more protein, less carbs and fat), started actually tracking my calories, and started hitting the gym. While I losing the weight, I was shooting for 2,400 calories a day, I'm now eating 3,500 a day and still losing about a pound a week.
For the past 18 months I've been going to the gym 5 days a week, about 2 hours a day, and I also run 5 miles twice a week during lunch at work.
This is a before and after shoot when I hit 245 which was the half way point
This one is at 245 with my old pants
This one is at 235
You're F'n Awesome!!
Thanks for showing how it's done.0 -
6'4"
SW: 225 lbs
CW: 207 lbs
HW: 275 lbs
Currently doing P90X2, making some headway!
Feel free to add me up if you're serious about your health, diet and fitness - always great to have friends with similar goals!0 -
About 6'3 and currently 336.
I hit my peak weight at about 373 last summer. Lost some weight before the holidays and then gained a few back after the holidays. I started on here at 361. So far, I'm down to 336 as of this morning.
I set up a bunch of goals for myself: Pants size, shirt size, lose 10%, BMI under 40, BMI under 30, under 300, under 250, etc. etc. etc. so that I can hit a bunch of different goals at different times to (hopefully) keep me motivated.
I think I'm pretty close to dropping a pants size and shirt size. Maybe as early as the end of this month.
The "diet" has actually been fairly easy so far -- it's the exercise I'm not a fan of. I need to find some active things to do that I love.
I set my goal to 200, but we'll see how I feel as I get closer. If my body fat% is under 18 and I'm above 200, I'll probably feel fine about that. I have a picture of me when I was about 250 and I look pretty thin (with shirt on).0 -
GOOD to see so many serious MFP guys here, I had same impression that it is a predominantly a women website!
I am 33 years182 cms started with 94 kilos now midway of my target 80.5 kilos; great to see you all!0 -
6'3" tall, starting weight was 286lbs. I lost 60 lbs in 8 months counting calories and working out. Easy as that!
I've been floating around 230lbs for the past few months and have changed my workout from intense cardio/fatburn to toning and weights.
I dropped from a 42" waist to a 34" which is my favourite NSV to date.
Wow I like to hear that its just that simple NICE!0 -
6'5" - started Jan 2012 @ 456lbs
Currently 399lbs
My goal is set for 299lbs for now, I don't think I'll stop using MPF at any time, so I'll see where it stops.
Can't wait to fit on a plane.0 -
I'm a woman but I have several taller/bigger men on my friends list. I don't even think it's about it being harder for women to lose... I think it's more that men don't tend to feel the same types of social pressures as women regarding this issue.
Believe me though, there aren't an overabundance of taller, bigger women either. I'm 6'1" and 437 (down from 485 a year ago) and it took me a while to find any people relatively close to me.0 -
I'm 6'6" and back in March of 2010, I was 490 lbs!
As of this morning, I weighed in at 234 before heading out to the gym before 6am.
I changed my diet to be healthier (more protein, less carbs and fat), started actually tracking my calories, and started hitting the gym. While I losing the weight, I was shooting for 2,400 calories a day, I'm now eating 3,500 a day and still losing about a pound a week.
For the past 18 months I've been going to the gym 5 days a week, about 2 hours a day, and I also run 5 miles twice a week during lunch at work.
This is a before and after shoot when I hit 245 which was the half way point
This one is at 245 with my old pants
This one is at 2350 -
I have noticed most of the success stories are full of women (and plenty of cleavage so no complaints here). However i joined at 5'7 292 and i'm at 269 now...i still dont see enough difference to comfortably post a before/after0
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There is a fella on here who lost a boatload and just looks beast now.
His thread is probably lost in the tides of estrogen.
This guy
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/546883-update-with-comparison-pics-304-lbs-lost
i seen this guy in other threads...i tried to add him but didnt accept *shrug*0 -
Wow, so glad I put this thread out there cause not only am I getting the benefit EVERYONE else is too. So NICE to have such a large community of people striving for the same thing being nothing but encouragement to others....LETS GET GUYS AND GALS!!!0
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6'2 started at 324 at the end of January, currently 263. Pants down from 52 to 42. Feel free to add me.0
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6'0", started at about 333 on Jan. 31st, 2012, down to 292. Heading to 220.
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Probably should have posted a pic earlier..............
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So you guys are big where
Freakin' women eh? lol0 -
So you guys are big where
You know big guys do wear big... socks. I run around with size 16 shoes. :smokin:0 -
@CoderGal -- I'd hurt you.0
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Another big guy here, 6'2" and 255 shooting to get back to 195. And I have tried to get some of my buddies on this site but many just aren't focused enough on their health to spend time doing this kind of thing.0
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Im 6'2 started at 275 in late december now at 215 my goal is 196 then i shall see if more needs to be done then0
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