50 pounds in 10 weeks (pic)
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WOW! What a difference! You look great!0
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awesome job!0
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Great progress keep it up x0
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Well done, that is a great result, makes me want to keep going.0
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First of all, that's incredible. Not only losing the 50lbs in just 10 weeks, but the running thing.
If you get just a second, could you tell me a bit about your experience with running? I've just started myself a little over a week ago. I found a website that helps you ease into running a straight 30 minutes in just 10 weeks, but I don't know if I'll be able to do it. Right now I'm on the very first stage, running 2 minutes and then walking 4. I'm going very slow because I cannot last at anything above 2.7 mph walk, 4.0 mph run. (I tried a 4.5 mph run and I could not last past 2 cycles). Did you also struggle in the beginning? Is it normal to feel like I can't get a full breath until about 2 minutes after the running? I find myself able to get through this beginning stage, but just barely. It's been 20 minutes since I ran and I still have the remnants of stitches in my sides - although I'm very glad I did it!
Sorry for the huge pile of questions. I'll understand if you're busy/can't be bothered.
Might I add you look great?0 -
Wow! Congrats dude. It's extremely noticeable in your face. Whatever you're doing, keep doing it!0
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bumping to show to my hubby....I'm trying to get him on the mfp wagon - he is about your height and weight - maybe this will motivate him0
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Wow...you're doing great, Mike!! Very inspiring. Keep up thr great work!!0
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Great job sir. That is an incredible difference.0
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First of all, that's incredible. Not only losing the 50lbs in just 10 weeks, but the running thing.
If you get just a second, could you tell me a bit about your experience with running? I've just started myself a little over a week ago. I found a website that helps you ease into running a straight 30 minutes in just 10 weeks, but I don't know if I'll be able to do it. Right now I'm on the very first stage, running 2 minutes and then walking 4. I'm going very slow because I cannot last at anything above 2.7 mph walk, 4.0 mph run. (I tried a 4.5 mph run and I could not last past 2 cycles). Did you also struggle in the beginning? Is it normal to feel like I can't get a full breath until about 2 minutes after the running? I find myself able to get through this beginning stage, but just barely. It's been 20 minutes since I ran and I still have the remnants of stitches in my sides - although I'm very glad I did it!
Sorry for the huge pile of questions. I'll understand if you're busy/can't be bothered.
Might I add you look great?
I'll do my best to answer your questions
I used an app on my iPhone called C25K FREE by Zen Labs. It's basically an 8-9 week program that starts you out slowly and works you up week by week. If you aren't able to complete the current stage, you don't have to move on and can just keep it at your pace.
I've always been active and been into sports so I think I may have had a bit of an easier time with this program than others who are starting from nothing.
My advice is work at your own pace. Get a good pair of running shoes. And stretch!0 -
Awesome job!!!!0
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Congratulations! Looking good!0
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WOW, THAT IS GREAT
Keep up the GREAT work, you are a motivation to us all.:bigsmile:0 -
wow, you actually look younger ..... keep up the good work :drinker:0
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Wowzers, that's a lot of weight to lose in that amount of time. Well done!0
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First of all, that's incredible. Not only losing the 50lbs in just 10 weeks, but the running thing.
If you get just a second, could you tell me a bit about your experience with running? I've just started myself a little over a week ago. I found a website that helps you ease into running a straight 30 minutes in just 10 weeks, but I don't know if I'll be able to do it. Right now I'm on the very first stage, running 2 minutes and then walking 4. I'm going very slow because I cannot last at anything above 2.7 mph walk, 4.0 mph run. (I tried a 4.5 mph run and I could not last past 2 cycles). Did you also struggle in the beginning? Is it normal to feel like I can't get a full breath until about 2 minutes after the running? I find myself able to get through this beginning stage, but just barely. It's been 20 minutes since I ran and I still have the remnants of stitches in my sides - although I'm very glad I did it!
Sorry for the huge pile of questions. I'll understand if you're busy/can't be bothered.
Might I add you look great?
I'll do my best to answer your questions
I used an app on my iPhone called C25K FREE by Zen Labs. It's basically an 8-9 week program that starts you out slowly and works you up week by week. If you aren't able to complete the current stage, you don't have to move on and can just keep it at your pace.
I've always been active and been into sports so I think I may have had a bit of an easier time with this program than others who are starting from nothing.
My advice is work at your own pace. Get a good pair of running shoes. And stretch!
I gotcha I haven't been athletic since the 6th grade when I was in basketball. I was one of the tallest in my class (stand at 5'11" currently), so my mom pressured me into it. I loved the warm-ups, especially the running. I got so conditioned and was just a few pounds overweight.
Then junior high happened, and then high school happened. I became an artsy person, dropped all the physical activity and reallly regretted it ever since. But I'm going to get the old me back, come hell or high water. I will just do what I can do and if I have to stay at a lower stage for a longer time, I will.
Congrats again on your success so far!!0 -
Great work!0
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Hey dude.. as someone who started this journey in the 300lb range.. Keep it up.. Your body will thank you later. You are already kicking *kitten* though..0
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Wow! Great job! Did you have problems with joint/muscle pain? Despite having 150 pounds to lose, I just started a similar program to run a 5K - it's called Run with God, and it starts off slow and takes 13 weeks. I'm struggling but determined to do it as it seems the only times in my life I've been successful losing weight, I ran for exercise. Now for the stupid question: What does NSV mean? I keep seeing it referenced on MFP.0
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Awesome! You look great!0
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Great job! Guess now I will go check out my treadmill... lol0
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Awesome!! Keep up the great work!!0
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Way to go!! You are looking great. Keep up the good work and the running!0
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Nice work!! Keep it up0
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wow!! awesome! im going to start the couch to 5k program when i move and have no gym membership. this is inspiring.0
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excellent effort !!0
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Congratulations!!! I think that is so awesome...keep it up!0
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The incredible shrinking man. Nice job!0
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Well done! This is amazing!0
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GREAT JOB! Way to go!!0
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