20 more lbs to go
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Great job on the current loss, I'm about the same height as you and also have about 20lbs or so to go (currently 209).
Just to clarify the timeline, I assume you mean Thanksgiving 2012? Not sure whether American Thanksgiving has happened yet for 2013 and Canadian Thanksgiving 2013 was last month. Are we talking about a year or so?
Just to clarify the timeline, I assume you mean Thanksgiving 2012? Not sure whether American Thanksgiving has happened yet for 2013 and Canadian Thanksgiving 2013 was last month. Are we talking about a year or so?
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Not kidding
When I was stuck at a certain weight I did this and I would start to loose the weight again. It's like the extra callories kick started my metabolism.
I have done this twice since I went on this weight loss endevour and it worked both times.
Mark
When I was stuck at a certain weight I did this and I would start to loose the weight again. It's like the extra callories kick started my metabolism.
I have done this twice since I went on this weight loss endevour and it worked both times.
Mark
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Do you think you were too far under on your calories and that's what caused the issue?
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Losing that last 25, 10, 5 lbs is very hard... especially if you are approaching geezer status. It's not like the first 20 lbs that just falls off with a little discipline. For me, I'm trying to shake up my metabolism by running a couple of 5Ks during the week and 10K on the weekend, on top of my routine exercise. But I think you have to get used to the idea that the last 20 is going to happen slowly over many months, not weeks. If you find a short cut to dropping the last 20 I bet it's going to return with a vengeance.
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WM I always tried to be around the caloric intake she had figured out for me (which I think was 1800 calories a day).
I first mentioned this to her when I was about 2 months into the weight reduction and for about a week and a half I didn't lose any weight despite all the exersizing I was doing and that's when she told me to give my metabolism a 5000 calorie shock.
and then I started to lose weight again.
Mark
I first mentioned this to her when I was about 2 months into the weight reduction and for about a week and a half I didn't lose any weight despite all the exersizing I was doing and that's when she told me to give my metabolism a 5000 calorie shock.
and then I started to lose weight again.
Mark
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WM I always tried to be around the caloric intake she had figured out for me (which I think was 1800 calories a day).
I first mentioned this to her when I was about 2 months into the weight reduction and for about a week and a half I didn't lose any weight despite all the exersizing I was doing and that's when she told me to give my metabolism a 5000 calorie shock.
and then I started to lose weight again.
Mark
I first mentioned this to her when I was about 2 months into the weight reduction and for about a week and a half I didn't lose any weight despite all the exersizing I was doing and that's when she told me to give my metabolism a 5000 calorie shock.
and then I started to lose weight again.
Mark
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