TEAM MISSION SLIMPOSSIBLES JANUARY 2019 TEAM CHAT
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User name:pjmfitforme
Previous weight- 175.4
Current weight-173.4
I stepped on the scale twice just to make sure my eyes were not playing games on me. I really think I did well with my choices this week Two weeks in a row with a good loss
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pjmfitforme wrote: »User name:pjmfitforme
Previous weight- 175.4
Current weight-173.4
I stepped on the scale twice just to make sure my eyes were not playing games on me. I really think I did well with my choices this week Two weeks in a row with a good loss
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Saturday Check in
Calories: Over
Water: Under
Exercise: 60 minutes on the treadmill
I had a very good day and kept to the program. Plan to do that tomorrow even though I have an engagement party to attend.
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Username- 19shmoo69
Week-5
Weigh in day- Sunday
Previous weight- 245
Current weight- 240
I'm logging now because I feel so very sick and I may not do it tomorrow.
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Username: Jaybo37
Week: 5
Weigh in day: Sunday
Previous weight: 163.4
Current weight: 161.2
@19shmoo69 - that’s an amazing loss, hope you feel better soon - take it easy0 -
@pjmfitforme - that’s a great loss, when you say you’ve had 2 weeks with good losses, any idea if you did anything different? The reason I ask is when I get anything like a 1.5-2lb loss, the following week I get a gain or a tiny loss. Now I know it’s down to what I’m eating, as I weigh daily and take an average I know it’s not carb weight etc. I know it’s down to Cico - actually saying all that there is no mystery. It’s like I can’t stick to good behaviour for more than 1 week at a time. Ack!!!! I should say the only mystery gain was from the time when I was in anti inflammatory meds for a week where despite sticking to my cals, eventually I realised it was the meds (and the folk on here pointing it out)
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Username: Buckyz22
Weigh In Day: Sat
Weigh In Week: 4
Previous Weight: 239.2
Current Weight: 238.22 -
Username: Jaybo37
Week: 5
Weigh in day: Sunday
Previous weight: 163.4
Current weight: 161.2
@19shmoo69 - that’s an amazing loss, hope you feel better soon - take it easy
@jaybo37 thank you and that is a great loss as well.0 -
pjmfitforme wrote: »User name:pjmfitforme
Previous weight- 175.4
Current weight-173.4
I stepped on the scale twice just to make sure my eyes were not playing games on me. I really think I did well with my choices this week Two weeks in a row with a good loss
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Saturday Check in
Calories: Under, on plan, and on time
Water: On target
Exercise: 45 min step aerobics
Sunday goals
- Food on plan and on time (currently holding off on breakfast so I hit 13 hour mark)
- Water - drink a little extra today!
- Exercise - 45 min outdoor walk
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After a day of traveling driving 7 hrs. helping my daughter and her family move boxes. I am back home weighted myself this morningand am down 2 lbs. Made good chocies on the roadand drank losts of water and coffee. Day off to today1
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@pjmfitforme - that’s a great loss, when you say you’ve had 2 weeks with good losses, any idea if you did anything different? The reason I ask is when I get anything like a 1.5-2lb loss, the following week I get a gain or a tiny loss. Now I know it’s down to what I’m eating, as I weigh daily and take an average I know it’s not carb weight etc. I know it’s down to Cico - actually saying all that there is no mystery. It’s like I can’t stick to good behaviour for more than 1 week at a time. Ack!!!! I should say the only mystery gain was from the time when I was in anti inflammatory meds for a week where despite sticking to my cals, eventually I realised it was the meds (and the folk on here pointing it out)
I started following points on ww. Changed my way of eating. I still believe in cico-but needed to change up my eating. Also, more consistent with my exercise. I feel like you need to constantly change your eating/exercise routine to see results1 -
HERE IS THE LINK FOR THE MODERATORS CHALLENGE WEEK 5
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10722891/week-5-moderators-challenge#latest0 -
JANUARY WEEK 4 WINNERS...
TEAM % LOST
1st - Weight No More - 0.39%
2nd - Workout Warriors - 0.35%
3rd - WaistAways - 0.30%
TEAM LBS LOST
1st - Workout Warriors - 23.3
2nd - Weight No More - 22.6
3rd - Mission Slimpossibles - 14.3
INDIVIDUAL % LOST
1st - @kirsten11872 - 2.73%
2nd - @Carlsoda - 2.66%
3rd - @ShowKitten - 2.55%
INDIVUDUAL LBS LOST
1st - @ShowKitten and @tdrjustus3 - 6
2nd - @kirsten11872 - 4.7
3rd - @TattooedDolphinGirl78, @WishfulThinning18, and @bethanie0825 - 4.2
HONORABLE MENTIONS
@gottagetthisdown @tdrjustus3 @Andreabroadley
@bethanie0825 @TattooedDolphinGirl78 @daisytripp
@DaveJ_43
1st - Weight No More - 768,099
2nd - Trimstones - 634,790
3rd - Workout Warriors - 534,1932 -
sunshineplace wrote: »AustinRuadhain wrote: »Thursday check in
Calories: under, good choices, breakfast late enough to allow for 13 hour overnight fast
Water: on target
Exercise: 48 min. outdoor walk
Friday goals
1. Food on plan, good choices, breakfast late enough to allow for 13 hour overnight fast
2. Water on target (80 oz)
3. Outdoor walk
Why the 13 hour overnight fast? Do tell.sunshineplace wrote: »AustinRuadhain wrote: »Thursday check in
Calories: under, good choices, breakfast late enough to allow for 13 hour overnight fast
Water: on target
Exercise: 48 min. outdoor walk
Friday goals
1. Food on plan, good choices, breakfast late enough to allow for 13 hour overnight fast
2. Water on target (80 oz)
3. Outdoor walk
Why the 13 hour overnight fast? Do tell.
Hi @sunshineplace ,
I have been clear for a while that, for me, it's not just what I eat, but when. Restricting eating to no more than a 12 hour/day window was advice I got from a very qualified nutritionist (both a Certified Nutritionist and a Certified Clinical Nutritionist, stays up to date on research and has been working in the field for 25+ years). Dr. Joel Fuhrman, author of Eat to Live (the basic plan I follow), suggests upping it to 13 hours to give your body a little more time in the fat-burning state, and I have been paying attention to that.
Here's an article about the 12-hour window:
https://well.blogs.nytimes.com/2015/01/15/a-12-hour-window-for-a-healthy-weight/
I know there are lots of people doing intermittent fasting, restricting the window for eating to 8, 6, 4 hours, etc. I am happy to just nudge the time window a bit.
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WEEK 5 CHALLENGE! Team Waistaways challenges you to get more veggies onto your plates and into yourselves every day:
https://community.myfitnesspal.com/en/discussion/10722931/week-5-team-waistaways-challenge/p1?new=1
Go to the challenge page and share your meals, recipes, veggie stories. Really. Veggie stories - you know you have them!0 -
Sunday Check in
Calories: under
Water: over
Exercise: I only did a 20-minute recumbent bike ride today.
I went to an engagement party at my church today and of course, there were two tables loaded down with tasty food. I didn't go near that table. We stayed to see the happy couple and wish them well and then we said our goodbyes and came home to my sensible dinner. I'm proud of myself for not getting derailed.
@AustinRuadhain, I read that link on the 12-hour eating pattern. Very interesting. I've been thinking for a while now that I really need to cut out my evening snack. I know that if I go to bed a little hungry I usually always have a loss. I'm going to give it a serious try and see what happens in February. 2 -
MFP User ID: crmacph987
Weigh-in Day: Friday (sorry I'm late - had to get a new computer)
Weigh in Week: 4
Previous Weight: 352.5 (Starting Weight 354)
Current Weight: 351.51 -
TeresaW1020 wrote: »Sunday Check in
Calories: under
Water: over
Exercise: I only did a 20-minute recumbent bike ride today.
I went to an engagement party at my church today and of course, there were two tables loaded down with tasty food. I didn't go near that table. We stayed to see the happy couple and wish them well and then we said our goodbyes and came home to my sensible dinner. I'm proud of myself for not getting derailed.
@AustinRuadhain, I read that link on the 12-hour eating pattern. Very interesting. I've been thinking for a while now that I really need to cut out my evening snack. I know that if I go to bed a little hungry I usually always have a loss. I'm going to give it a serious try and see what happens in February.
Oooh! You deserve to be proud of yourself! Parties can be so challenging!
For what it's worth, @TeresaW1020 , I don't go hungry much. I just close the kitchen right after dinner! (And think of my mom and my grandmothers -- no snackers, all healthy weights, and all close(d) the kitchen after dinner!) If I think I am going to be hungry before bedtime, I add a bit more fat at that last meal.1 -
Sunday check in
Calories - probably over
water - not enough
exercise - rock climbing (indoor)
We went to the rock gym for a few hours today. It probably wasn't good for my shoulder, but I really really wanted to go. Then we had a mini birthday party at my parents house, so food was all over the place. Goal is to get out and run tomorrow afternoon, and then I've got to go to PT.0 -
@crmacph987 - Yikes to needing a new computer! And hurray to that brilliant loss!
@digger61 - Fabulous that you made it work while on the road and moving! SO impressive!
@pjmfitforme - Wonderful work! You are getting on a roll!
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Hello everyone, finding the end of the month tough as the money dwindles before payday and it's tempting to yield to cheap treats. There are now digestive biscuits in the house too, because hubby asked for them.
I've only had 3 drink days all January, and recording them on Alcodroid has been eye-opening. I seriously recommend it for awareness of impact on your health as well as waistline and wallet. I wasn't doing 'Dry January' but telling people I was helped, so might just go for 'dry quarter' excuses to carry on. Or say I'm on antiobiotics or something. I am feeling generally fine, but various things getting in the way of sleep, so maybe the lack of alcohol is helping, but I'm not sure yet.
The broken toe is getting in the way of me getting any decent steps in, and I have not been to the gym. Maybe I can go swimming next weekend.
One of those weeks where those physiological and psychological factors have pushed me to eat a bit more than I should, so 1lb gain.
Username: Wishusdonna
Weigh in week: 4
Weigh in day: Monday
Previous weight: 169
Current weight: 1700 -
Username: Ruthann2
Weigh in week: Week 4
Weigh in day: Sunday
Previous Weight: 149
Todays Weight: 1490 -
Week 5 Team Challenge - Ready, Set, Focus!!
(Sorry I am a little late. We got home later than expected yesterday from our weekend away.)
Pick your problem macro or nutrient and work on keeping it in range every day this week. Focus on making sure you keep in line all week.0 -
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TeresaW1020 wrote: »Sunday Check in
Calories: under
Water: over
Exercise: I only did a 20-minute recumbent bike ride today.
I went to an engagement party at my church today and of course, there were two tables loaded down with tasty food. I didn't go near that table. We stayed to see the happy couple and wish them well and then we said our goodbyes and came home to my sensible dinner. I'm proud of myself for not getting derailed.
@AustinRuadhain, I read that link on the 12-hour eating pattern. Very interesting. I've been thinking for a while now that I really need to cut out my evening snack. I know that if I go to bed a little hungry I usually always have a loss. I'm going to give it a serious try and see what happens in February.
What a great day @TeresaW1020 - focusing on your friends and the happy couple!1 -
Wishusdonna wrote: »Hello everyone, finding the end of the month tough as the money dwindles before payday and it's tempting to yield to cheap treats. There are now digestive biscuits in the house too, because hubby asked for them.
I've only had 3 drink days all January, and recording them on Alcodroid has been eye-opening. I seriously recommend it for awareness of impact on your health as well as waistline and wallet. I wasn't doing 'Dry January' but telling people I was helped, so might just go for 'dry quarter' excuses to carry on. Or say I'm on antiobiotics or something. I am feeling generally fine, but various things getting in the way of sleep, so maybe the lack of alcohol is helping, but I'm not sure yet.
The broken toe is getting in the way of me getting any decent steps in, and I have not been to the gym. Maybe I can go swimming next weekend.
One of those weeks where those physiological and psychological factors have pushed me to eat a bit more than I should, so 1lb gain.
Username: Wishusdonna
Weigh in week: 4
Weigh in day: Monday
Previous weight: 169
Current weight: 170
You are still doing great despite the tough month. I just heard someone on the radio say what a long month January is and yours must seem extra long given your broken toe and your boyfriend’s accident.
Take care this week!1 -
crmacph987 wrote: »MFP User ID: crmacph987
Weigh-in Day: Friday (sorry I'm late - had to get a new computer)
Weigh in Week: 4
Previous Weight: 352.5 (Starting Weight 354)
Current Weight: 351.5
Great loss! Currently the moderators have moved you to the Drop List because of the no weigh ins. I’ll ask to have you moved back up. Did you want to change your weigh in day for February to one that might work better?0
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