36 days and counting
kennyscott77377
Posts: 12 Member
Hi guys,
I've made a determined decision this year to shift the weight that I need to lose. so on the 2nd January, i made the decision to do it.
I'm 41, 5ft 7", and my starting weight was 198lbs.
I am going to Switzerland on a 6-day mountain biking holiday, and I need to lose the weight and improve general core fitness to a reasonable level.
I started with a resting heart rate of 79 and its now down to 60.
I've also reduced my weight so far to 185.2lbs which I'm calling a 13lb lost (I'm sure nobody will grudge me the 0.2)
I've logged everything religiously and honestly, logged everything for 36 days in a row, and have no intention of stopping anytime soon.
The weight doesn't seem to be coming off so fast anymore, in fact, it doesn't seem to be coming off, and I am loathed to reduce my calorie intake any further to the 1890 calories I limited myself to every day. I've been stuck at 185 lbs for
I'm exercising 4 or 5 days per week, for a minimum of 30 mins each day, a typical week at the gym etc will look like
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
run 30 mins as part of C25K app, (I'm currently on week 5 , day 2 as of tomorrow)
cycle for 30 mins - I normally get around 8 miles done
lift weights for 15 mins normally upper body only, as the running and cycling seem to take care of leg muscles.
Sundays I go out with my friends for a cycle this will normally be a 3-5 hour session somewhere and I've been doing that for 2 years, sometimes its local short miles, sometimes its longer miles.
this also doesn't take into consideration the time I spend playing with my son and going to the swimming etc...... on a Saturday
any ideas why the weight isn't coming off, my macro intake normally sits at approx
44% carbs, 30% protein, and the rest is fat and others.
I'm open to suggestions, or is this a normal situation and the weight will start coming off again as I work more and more?
I've made a determined decision this year to shift the weight that I need to lose. so on the 2nd January, i made the decision to do it.
I'm 41, 5ft 7", and my starting weight was 198lbs.
I am going to Switzerland on a 6-day mountain biking holiday, and I need to lose the weight and improve general core fitness to a reasonable level.
I started with a resting heart rate of 79 and its now down to 60.
I've also reduced my weight so far to 185.2lbs which I'm calling a 13lb lost (I'm sure nobody will grudge me the 0.2)
I've logged everything religiously and honestly, logged everything for 36 days in a row, and have no intention of stopping anytime soon.
The weight doesn't seem to be coming off so fast anymore, in fact, it doesn't seem to be coming off, and I am loathed to reduce my calorie intake any further to the 1890 calories I limited myself to every day. I've been stuck at 185 lbs for
I'm exercising 4 or 5 days per week, for a minimum of 30 mins each day, a typical week at the gym etc will look like
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
run 30 mins as part of C25K app, (I'm currently on week 5 , day 2 as of tomorrow)
cycle for 30 mins - I normally get around 8 miles done
lift weights for 15 mins normally upper body only, as the running and cycling seem to take care of leg muscles.
Sundays I go out with my friends for a cycle this will normally be a 3-5 hour session somewhere and I've been doing that for 2 years, sometimes its local short miles, sometimes its longer miles.
this also doesn't take into consideration the time I spend playing with my son and going to the swimming etc...... on a Saturday
any ideas why the weight isn't coming off, my macro intake normally sits at approx
44% carbs, 30% protein, and the rest is fat and others.
I'm open to suggestions, or is this a normal situation and the weight will start coming off again as I work more and more?
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Have you tried implementing HIIT training?0
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do you weight your food? eyeballing and even measuring can be way off.so what you think is 1890 calories could be more like 2300+1
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It’s all weighed. My trusty scales and bar code scanner0
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Hold on....that's 13lbs lost in 36 days! that's freaking awesome especially as you aren't much overweight. 1 to 1.5lbs a week should be your aim for healthy loss. Use a trending weight app as weight loss isn't linear and you'll see that the overall progress is downwards. Be patient and trust the process because it works.0
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