I reached the 100 pound loss milestone
thebowhunter
Posts: 173
Actually its 101 But there is still a long way to go. This is a journey. Here is the diff so far.
I Started Sept. 20, 2012 at 364 pounds and weighed myself only once per week.
Sept. 27 2012: 253
Oct. 4 2012: 251
Oct. 11 2012: 246
Oct. 18 2012: 241
Oct. 25 2012: 337
Nov. 1 2012: 333
Nov. 8 2012: 325
Nov. 15 2012: 323
Nov 22 2012: 321
Nov. 29 2012: 313
Dec. 6 2012: 310
Dec. 13 2012: 305
Dec. 20 2012: 299
Dec. 27 2012: 293
Jan. 3 2013: 288
Jan. 10 2013: 282
Jan. 16 2013: 279
Jan. 24 2013: 274
Jan. 31 2013: 272
Feb. 7 2013: 267
Feb. 13 3013: 263 (101 pounds lost so far)
The goal is to get down to 200 pounds so I have a ways to go and will continue with the deficit caloric intake. I started at 4X shirts and 50 inch pants size. Currently Im at wearing 2X shirts and size 40 pants. I will now start to replace the 5 days of cardio with 3 days a week of the stronglifts 5x5 program.
I have an office job and push a mouse around all day so I get no exercise unless I work out. I started this journey at 2500 cals a day.
First two weeks 2,500 cals a day
2nd 2 weeks, 2,000 cals a day
Remaining weeks and currently at about 1,500 cals a day to drop the remaining 60+ pounds. When I reach the point where I work to maintain, I expect to increase the caloric intake back to perhaps 2,000 calories a day. I have not yet begun a weight lifting/training program as I equip my home gym and then will monitor and adjust the calorie needs as I go.
I Started Sept. 20, 2012 at 364 pounds and weighed myself only once per week.
Sept. 27 2012: 253
Oct. 4 2012: 251
Oct. 11 2012: 246
Oct. 18 2012: 241
Oct. 25 2012: 337
Nov. 1 2012: 333
Nov. 8 2012: 325
Nov. 15 2012: 323
Nov 22 2012: 321
Nov. 29 2012: 313
Dec. 6 2012: 310
Dec. 13 2012: 305
Dec. 20 2012: 299
Dec. 27 2012: 293
Jan. 3 2013: 288
Jan. 10 2013: 282
Jan. 16 2013: 279
Jan. 24 2013: 274
Jan. 31 2013: 272
Feb. 7 2013: 267
Feb. 13 3013: 263 (101 pounds lost so far)
The goal is to get down to 200 pounds so I have a ways to go and will continue with the deficit caloric intake. I started at 4X shirts and 50 inch pants size. Currently Im at wearing 2X shirts and size 40 pants. I will now start to replace the 5 days of cardio with 3 days a week of the stronglifts 5x5 program.
I have an office job and push a mouse around all day so I get no exercise unless I work out. I started this journey at 2500 cals a day.
First two weeks 2,500 cals a day
2nd 2 weeks, 2,000 cals a day
Remaining weeks and currently at about 1,500 cals a day to drop the remaining 60+ pounds. When I reach the point where I work to maintain, I expect to increase the caloric intake back to perhaps 2,000 calories a day. I have not yet begun a weight lifting/training program as I equip my home gym and then will monitor and adjust the calorie needs as I go.
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Congratulations! and Good Luck with that last bit!!0
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Great Job!!! Keep it up.:bigsmile:0
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Great Job, we have similar profiles, but I'm just starting my journey, it began with me weighing 342!0
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Wtg!0
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Wow! Congrats!0
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So fantastic! Great job!0
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AWESOME, keep it up!!!!0
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Great Job, we have similar profiles, but I'm just starting my journey, it began with me weighing 342!
Stick with it.0 -
Great job!
Well, except for this week:Oct. 18 2012: 241
Oct. 25 2012: 337
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YES! Awesome! Grats !0
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A wonderful achievement! Congrats!0
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Great job!!! The tummy area is so dramatic!!!!! Good for you!!!!0
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Great job!
Well, except for this week:Oct. 18 2012: 241
Oct. 25 2012: 337
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Yikes, I guess even with a weight loss I still have fat fingers. ;-)0 -
Great job!
Well, except for this week:Oct. 18 2012: 241
Oct. 25 2012: 337
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Yikes, I guess even with a weight loss I still have fat fingers. ;-)
So, it wasn't just a horrible Halloween candy incident. Whew!
Thanks for posting all of the numbers - I find it really interesting to visualize _how_ the weight came off people - hopefully I can be as consistent as you have been.0 -
You have done so well, continued success.0
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I am just starting today. Your post is inspiring. Hopefully, I can have the willpower you do. Good job, man.0
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Looking good!0
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Awesome - well done - keep up the good work0
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Congrats! Its good to see you have lost weight every single week. How did you manage that?
Kudos.0 -
There is a big difference in the pics. Congrats!! That's the perserverence I'm looking for!!!0
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Inspirational keep up the good work.0
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omg...I thought people could only lose weight that fast on the biggest loser. Congratulation for a job well done...you must feel like a new person. Very inspirational indeed!0
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That's incredible, and it's only been a short time!
Besides working your butt off (obviously) what tips can you offer?0 -
Congratulations! I can't get to achieve my first 250
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That's incredible, and it's only been a short time!
Besides working your butt off (obviously) what tips can you offer?
Eat less and move more and track everything you eat on MFP. Make eating right and working out a second job.0 -
Great loss well done0
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