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It's pretty simple. Do what works for you and maybe quit worrying about judging what other people are doing. I don't have cheat days because I eat how I want to eat. I go out to eat when I want to and eat what sounds good. Some days I go over my calorie goal, some days I run 8 miles and I'm way under. It's worked pretty…
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Those eyes are soul-starers.
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Here's what worked for me: Track every single thing I eat and drink Start with simple workout goals - 30 minutes a day, 3 miles after work, whatever And the most important thing: I posted my weight, online, every single day, and posted it for my friends to see every day. Knowing that I have to post that weight, gain or…
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I've been losing weight for about seven months now and never ran more than a mile, then just about four weeks ago ran a 5K out of the blue. Since then: 5K - 32:20 5K - 32:06 4.3 miles - 42:38 (my first sub-10s) I'm planning a 7-miler in January and there's a training program for a half-marathon at a running store that…
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"Meatball" sub and collard greens from the Bye and Bye in Portland.
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No, but always my banana. You need to know if it's a 6" - 6 7/8" banana or a 7" - 7 7/8" banana. I hear women don't really care what size your banana is though, as long as you know what to do with it. Right? Right?!
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When I started in May, I could maybe do 1 or 2. In September it was up to 7. Yesterday I did 14 in one go and I figure I could probably do a couple more.
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This is funny, because I actually went in yesterday and entered every day on MFP that I weighed in but either forgot or was too vain to enter at the time. I weigh in every day, and I keep a nerdy spreadsheet of every day's weigh-in, along with the weight loss the previous 7 days, and charts mapping my progress. It's been a…
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I live in Vancouver (I know, I know, darn Washingtonians) and here in Clark County they've marked a bunch of trails every quarter mile. It's a great way to see how far I'm going, especially when GPS tracking tacks on anywhere between 3-8% more distance on my walks. I'm a member of Clark County Running Club, which has a…