TEAM: Gutbusters (December)
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FatimaStartsAllOver
Dec Week 4
PW: 249.8
CW: 247.6
finally going the direction i need ⬅️7 -
Way to go, @FatimaStartsAllOver!!
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I totally forgot to weigh myself last Sunday, and then all of this week I was so busy with Christmas I forgot too... Now my new weigh in day is tomorrow but I don't have a weight for this week.... I'd like to be carried over into January but how can I do that without a weight?!0
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Cspdb3
December Week 4
PW: 237.3
CW: 236.72 -
Kiadams317750
December week 4
PW:259
CW:265
I feel like a yo yo this month, from holiday indulgences, physical sickness, and stress eating through monthly work deadlines my body is complaining about my treatment of it! This week is back to healthy sane living!2 -
@kiadams317750, you're not alone. Way to rebound and get back into the game!!
@Cspdb3, nice loss! Congrats!
@crystalbarton31, weigh in tomorrow as usual. You're good!
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Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? 29 minutes walking Ollie
Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? Yes
Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Yes
I posted this on my FB page today wearing the same top and jeans. I'm hoping to be able to post an "after" photo in December of 2020 as well.
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Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? Yes, 30 min elliptical and bike and then strength training
Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? Yes
Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Yes3 -
@BonnieHosk85. Awesome work. Gradual weight loss is generally the one that remains.BonnieHosk85 wrote: »...
I posted this on my FB page today wearing the same top and jeans. I'm hoping to be able to post an "after" photo in December of 2020 as well.
Look forward to the Dec 2020 pic where there is less of you again.
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BonnieHosk85 wrote: »Good morning! Today we’re looking for weigh-ins from:
@Cspdb3
@FatimaStartsAllOver
@Kiadams317750
@matthewsfive
@BonnieHosk85
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December Week 4
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Still need to hear from these folks for week 4 weigh-in (let me know if I've missed your WI):
@crystalbarton31
@Keepingtrack1234
@dmfaler
@MayaVDM
@MMMonk
Hi!!! I'm so sorry! We have been out of town and I've not logged in at all! But here's my weigh in from last wednesday, Christmas day.
Keepingtrack1234
December Week 4
PW: I don't remember!!! Sorry!!
CW: 139.2
After the last 4 days in sure january week 1 will be a gain hahaha!!! I hope everyone is good.1 -
@BonnieHosk85. Awesome work. Gradual weight loss is generally the one that remains.
Look forward to the Dec 2020 pic where there is less of you again.
Thanks, @craigo3154!!
@Keepingtrack1234, you were 139.0, so only up .2! Nice work! We have five weeks this month so one more week before we start the new year thread.0 -
December 29
Exercised?: Yes (5 km in 40 mins - hills)
Calories?: Yes
Tracked?: Yes
Warm today. Mainly resting injured leg, but still went walking. Can tell it's not 100%, but it has improved since yesterday. Likely was a pinched nerve instead of a strain.
Lacking all motivation today. Took a lot of willpower to start walk, but 10 minutes in finally felt OK.3 -
Good morning! Today starts Week 5 for December. Let's give it all we've got and start out strong in January!!
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BonnieHosk85 wrote: »Did I exercise for at least 20 minutes? 29 minutes walking Ollie
Did I stay within my calorie budget for the day? Yes
Did I keep track of everything I ate and drank? Yes
I posted this on my FB page today wearing the same top and jeans. I'm hoping to be able to post an "after" photo in December of 2020 as well.
Amazing transformation! This is inspiring!😁2 -
Exercised?: Yes, 30 treadmill
Calories?: Yes
Tracked?: Yes
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craigo3154 wrote: »Colleen790 wrote: ».... Feeling out of control at the moment. When I'm good I'm good but when I'm bad I'm terrible 😯
@Colleen790. (and other Gutbusters). I want to let you in on a little secret.
TBL is not about losing weight.
Its a ruse, a bait-and-switch, a red herring.
TBL is actually about learning how to maintain health (both physically and mentally).
We all have good and bad days, weeks or even months. It's what you do AFTER the bad times that is important. Getting back to plan. Getting back on schedule. AND NOT BEATING YOURSELF UP ABOUT IT.
What is important is to learn what works for you and what you can live with doing. Changing the "bad" habits of a lifetime. Finding other ways to cope with nerves, stress, anxiety without emotional eating.
TBL is not something you "win". It's a process by which you can learn.
You may be terrible when bad now. However, look at this as a way to learn how to be LESS terrible when bad.
Also put the bad behind you and credit yourself for the good you do. I've found the terrible is never so bad that the good ALWAYS, MORE than makes up for it.
Thanks @ Craigo3154 for these encouraging words. This is very helpful to me. I have always been a Yo Yo dieter. I do also battle with anxiety and emotional eating. I went today and signed up again at the gym for 6 months. Most of the Christmas treats are gone. I'm committed to getting back on track after New Years Day.2 -
December 30
Exercised?: No (40+C degrees (104F) by 1:00pm, did not walk early enough and too hot later)
Calories?: Yes
Tracked?: Yes
Really missed the walk today. Head has not been in the game all day (possibly due to the heat). May do a morning and evening tomorrow just to keep mind in order.
Fortunately, leg is feeling a lot better, can lift and move it without manhandling or pain.
Will try get some good sleep tonight.1 -
Colleen790 wrote: »craigo3154 wrote: »Colleen790 wrote: ».... Feeling out of control at the moment. When I'm good I'm good but when I'm bad I'm terrible 😯
@Colleen790. (and other Gutbusters). I want to let you in on a little secret.
TBL is not about losing weight.
Its a ruse, a bait-and-switch, a red herring.
TBL is actually about learning how to maintain health (both physically and mentally).
We all have good and bad days, weeks or even months. It's what you do AFTER the bad times that is important. Getting back to plan. Getting back on schedule. AND NOT BEATING YOURSELF UP ABOUT IT.
What is important is to learn what works for you and what you can live with doing. Changing the "bad" habits of a lifetime. Finding other ways to cope with nerves, stress, anxiety without emotional eating.
TBL is not something you "win". It's a process by which you can learn.
You may be terrible when bad now. However, look at this as a way to learn how to be LESS terrible when bad.
Also put the bad behind you and credit yourself for the good you do. I've found the terrible is never so bad that the good ALWAYS, MORE than makes up for it.
Thanks @ Craigo3154 for these encouraging words. This is very helpful to me. I have always been a Yo Yo dieter. I do also battle with anxiety and emotional eating. I went today and signed up again at the gym for 6 months. Most of the Christmas treats are gone. I'm committed to getting back on track after New Years Day.
@Colleen790. Emotional eating is VERY common.
- You are feeling sad, have a cookie.
- Time to celebrate, sweets, cakes, soft-drink, wine and beer.
- Comfort food, chocolate, ice cream, hot baked bread.
The challenge is finding way to comfort or celebrate WITHOUT high calorie food. These are the habits of a lifetime. They take time to change.
I don't diet. Diet assumes that you will come off it and adopt a different way of eating to when you were on a diet. I eat the same in maintenance and doing weight adjustment as I did losing weight at my fastest. The ONLY difference is the portion sizes and exercise load.
I'm glad you enjoy the gym. A lot of people sign up for gym memberships then seldom use them (especially around new year). Make the most of the gym and use it to help make you fitter and stronger.
Last point is not to confuse workout with the allowance for more calories. Work out machines frequently OVER estimate the calorie burn. As you get more familiar with gym equipment, you also get more efficient and burn less doing the same exercise. The best way to lose weight when working out regularly at the gym is to still eat the same as what you did before you were regularly working out at the gym. Only when you get to the phases of maintenance and re-composition should the diet alter with exercise.1 -
@craigo3154 Thanks again for the tips and good advice. I actually prefer to exercise at home but with the high temperatures here in Australia I thought I'd go to the gym for the air conditioning mainly. Yes, I followed that "Eat more to lose weight" idea that was being pushed at the time. Eat back your exercise calories. MFP friends saying you need to eat more. Doesn't work for me.0
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Good morning! Today we’re looking for weigh-ins from:
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@BB_1033
@Coccolino30
@looneycatblue
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