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Tom Stormcrowe 09-15-06 07:05 PM

Weight Loss: Post Your Before and After Pics Here!
 
I'll start this off. 359 pound weight loss, 32 inches of waistline gone!

Before:
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o...e/Project1.jpg

After (Pardon the dancing!):
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o..._Animation.gif
http://i122.photobucket.com/albums/o...atPants004.jpg

CrosseyedCrickt 09-15-06 07:45 PM

Holy ****ing ****!!!!
You sir, are inspirational!
If I had a hat on I'd tip it to you.
Don't have any pics of myself but had to comment.

shakeNbake 09-15-06 08:30 PM

Spank my ass and call me Charlie!!!:eek:

http://img101.imageshack.us/img101/7569/standardjg4.jpg

sidepocket 09-15-06 08:36 PM

You win.

Tom Stormcrowe 09-15-06 08:38 PM

Not trying to win, just trying to get some people to post their success stories as well! I don't care if you've lost the kind of weight I have or 30 or 50 pounds, it's still tough to do!http://www.cosgan.de/images/midi/sportlich/n055.gif

DavisClydesdale 09-16-06 12:22 AM

You can click on the traineo link in my sig to get the before picture. There is no after picture yet. ;)

Seriously though, I started around ~290. I started traineo about a week ago, so it doesn't count the ~21 pounds I lost in the last three months before starting traineo. I should get a new picture soon.

Tom Stormcrowe 09-16-06 12:47 AM


Originally Posted by DavisClydesdale
You can click on the traineo link in my sig to get the before picture. There is no after picture yet. ;)

Seriously though, I started around ~290. I started traineo about a week ago, so it doesn't count the ~21 pounds I lost in the last three months before starting traineo. I should get a new picture soon.

Well, keep at it and you'll get there!:D Make sure you keep a series of photos instead of waiting til you hit your goal.I wish I had thought of this, but if you use the same shirt and set a footpoint and specific focal fiels, you could do a yearlong timelapse to show yourself shrinking by stacking stills with Windows moviemaker at a frame rate of 40 fps! (0.025 sec duration on the frame rollover):D You are early enough in your progress to think about this!

DavisClydesdale 09-16-06 12:54 AM


Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
Well, keep at it and you'll get there!:D Make sure you keep a series of photos instead of waiting til you hit your goal.I wish I had thought of this, but if you use the same shirt and set a footpoint and specific focal fiels, you could do a yearlong timelapse to show yourself shrinking by stacking stills with Windows moviemaker at a frame rate of 40 fps! (0.025 sec duration on the frame rollover):D You are early enough in your progress to think about this!

I might have to try this. That could be fun!

(51) 09-16-06 03:55 AM

Care to comment on HOW you did this? Surgery, diet, biking (how far and long).

garysol1 09-16-06 04:24 AM

I started riding in April of last year.
weight was 255 with a 42in waist.
1.5 years later.....172lbs with a 33in waist
Old me
http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3...bike04half.jpg

New me

http://i30.photobucket.com/albums/c3..._2006_07sm.jpg

DIGITAL39 09-16-06 07:44 AM

Both of you did a great job!

How much riding did it take for both of you?

When I moved to Cali last year I gained all the weight back that I lost, so being back home I am working at losing it again. When I left my lean mass was 172 and I'm down to about 165 now, so I doubt I will ever get to 172 total weight, but I would be happy with a 175 lean and 200 total body putting me at 12.5% body fat.

gwd 09-16-06 07:49 AM


Originally Posted by (51)
Care to comment on HOW you did this? Surgery, diet, biking (how far and long).

I never heard of the term "Clydesdale" for a large sized biker before, it evokes images of power and grace. The image didn't fit me when I was well over 200 lbs. Now I'm around 180. When I was over 200lbs I tried dieting and regular long distance biking and all weather commuting. I even had this nice carbon fiber bike. The flab kept increasing with age. I dumped the car. I dumped the 21lb carbon bike for a 35lb utility bike. The flab melted away. Maybe a coincidence but I think not. Something about being car free seemed to bump up my metabolism. I think other people over on the Living Car Free sub forum have similar stories.

Air 09-16-06 08:00 AM

Awesome job! I think I only have some befores...

Tom Stormcrowe 09-16-06 09:00 AM


Originally Posted by (51)
Care to comment on HOW you did this? Surgery, diet, biking (how far and long).

I had bariatric surgery in March, 2005. I was in a position where I had to get the surgery due to the fact that my weight was literally killing me. I didn't overeat, I have a metabolic disease involving my pituitary called Empty Sella Syndrome as well as diabetes. I am now off insulin and maintaining normal blood sugars, off all my heart meds and Oxygen supplementation and this summer, I put 3747 miles on the bike.:D

aham23 09-16-06 09:04 AM

Jan 2006 @ 236
http://static.flickr.com/44/126128059_6426e95d26.jpg

August 2006 at 177
http://static.flickr.com/88/227728016_e9824dd61f.jpg

OrangeOkie 09-16-06 09:06 AM

Before:

http://img.clubphoto.com/jerboa/1650...null/image.jpg

274 pounds as of 3 Aug 06

maxrep 09-17-06 10:34 PM

Dec 2005 - 292 lb
http://photos.sparkpeople.com/6/0/l600840013.jpg

Sept 2006 - 198 lb
http://photos.sparkpeople.com/2/1/l214940150.jpg (sorry bout the phone cam pic)

December 31 2006 - 170 lb


I will be probably be a clyde inside for quite a while still so dont kick me outta this forum just yet!

SimonEd 09-18-06 02:38 AM

All you guys did great!:eek:

Damn, I am only looking to loose about 30lbs.

Of you guys that lost a lot of weight, what was the single biggest improvement in your life from the result of all that sweat equity?

garysol1 09-18-06 06:19 AM


Originally Posted by SimonEd
Of you guys that lost a lot of weight, what was the single biggest improvement in your life from the result of all that sweat equity?

Every time I look in the mirror I get this huge feeling of accomplishment. Before the weight loss I was a bit shy and was always very self conscious. I would always pull at my shirt because I thought it made my man boobs look smaller. I never took my shirt off at the beach or pool because I was so embarrassed. I love knowing that while I won't ever be a model, I have done the most with what I have.

lodi781 09-18-06 07:34 AM

damn!! nice work guys.......last year I was 254, this morning, 216. By dec I want to be 180.........

Little Darwin 09-18-06 08:05 AM

I don't have a really good before picture when I weighed 421.5, but I have lost 101 pounds, with about 120 more to go. I have plateaued over the past year or two, but I am done farting around. I will post pictures as I progress.

Thanks all for the inspiration!

Tom Stormcrowe 09-18-06 09:33 AM


Originally Posted by SimonEd
All you guys did great!:eek:

Damn, I am only looking to loose about 30lbs.

Of you guys that lost a lot of weight, what was the single biggest improvement in your life from the result of all that sweat equity?

My long term survival. I was on Oxygen, as well as many meds, just to stay alive. The biggest accomplishment to me was going from a wheelchair in March 2005 to riding a 167 mile 1 day ride this year. My long term goals include Lotoja.. http://xs306.xs.to/xs306/06371/Animal_races.gif

Tom Stormcrowe 09-18-06 09:35 AM


Originally Posted by Little Darwin
I don't have a really good before picture when I weighed 421.5, but I have lost 101 pounds, with about 120 more to go. I have plateaued over the past year or two, but I am done farting around. I will post pictures as I progress.

Thanks all for the inspiration!

Keep it up, we're all pulling for you LD!http://xs106.xs.to/xs106/06381/cycling03.gif

epix1718 09-18-06 10:20 AM

hey guys, great results! congrats to each of you.

heres my before and 'after'
I started back in '04 doing Low Carb
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...Pete/1Year.jpg
me back in March at my lowest weight (220lb):
1st pic is January 06 then March 06
http://i33.photobucket.com/albums/d6...janmarch06.jpg
I've gained a bit back over this summer so I am back on diet again and cycling more aswell.

Tom Stormcrowe 09-18-06 10:50 AM

Nice AK, Romanian?

Tom Stormcrowe 09-18-06 11:30 AM


Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
My long term survival. I was on Oxygen, as well as many meds, just to stay alive. The biggest accomplishment to me was going from a wheelchair in March 2005 to riding a 167 mile 1 day ride this year. My long term goals include Lotoja. http://xs306.xs.to/xs306/06371/Animal_races.gif

Quick addition: I still, if I suddenly catch my reflection in a door or mirror unexpectedly, turn around to see who's behind me and then realize that it's me!http://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://web.tiscali.it/pljnsky/smiles/eek2.gifhttp://ganjataz.com/01smileys/images...peakinleet.gif

a2psyklnut 09-18-06 11:49 AM

I hit the 300 mark around Christmas last year. Scared me a bit! By April, I was down to 275. I've been flutuating a bit around 285 these days, but plan to start riding more this Fall.

My short term goal is to be at 265 by Christmas and then mid term goal under 240 by Summer '07, and long term goal of 215 by Christmas '07.

My biggest weakness is drinking sodas (especially Mt. Dews).

I can give up sodas for a couple months at a time drinking nothing but water, but then I'll have one and I'm back to drinking up to 2 liters a day again!

Any advice on how to give up the one thing that keeps you heavy?

epix1718 09-18-06 11:54 AM


Originally Posted by Tom Stormcrowe
Nice AK, Romanian?

yup, 2003 SAR-1.. just had 100 rounds go through it this weekend

Tom Stormcrowe 09-18-06 11:55 AM


Originally Posted by a2psyklnut
I hit the 300 mark around Christmas last year. Scared me a bit! By April, I was down to 275. I've been flutuating a bit around 285 these days, but plan to start riding more this Fall.

My short term goal is to be at 265 by Christmas and then mid term goal under 240 by Summer '07, and long term goal of 215 by Christmas '07.

My biggest weakness is drinking sodas (especially Mt. Dews).

I can give up sodas for a couple months at a time drinking nothing but water, but then I'll have one and I'm back to drinking up to 2 liters a day again!

Any advice on how to give up the one thing that keeps you heavy?

Doable! O don't see any problem with those goals!

Tom Stormcrowe 09-18-06 12:01 PM


Originally Posted by epix1718
yup, 2003 SAR-1.. just had 100 rounds go through it this weekend

Mine is a 1955 with all original armory marks. The only mod is semiauto only bolt assembly.
Automat Kalashnikova-47 http://xs206.xs.to/xs206/06381/ak_54.jpg


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