66.6# Lost, Over Half Way There!
06-07-10, 05:49 AM
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66.6# Lost, Over Half Way There!
Over the last 2 weeks of camping, kayaking, (strenuous) gardening W/some biking mixed in, I dropped an additional 7.4# taking my total since the 1st of the year to 66.6#.
I weighed in @ Weight Watchers Saturday morning @ 255.2#, a far cry from the 321.8# I weighed in January when we joined.
I also added another hole to my belt making a total of of a bit over 6" shorter belt when buckled.
After about 6 weeks on XC skiing @ the beginning of the year, I started pedalling on March 18th. Since then I've logged a bit over 1,700 miles & taken off just over 41#.
Time to get on the "Ab Lounge" to tighten up my belly. We're also considering a weighted "Hula Hoop" to further tone the midriff.
I am thinking of lowering my goal weight to 190#, but if I can get to a 34" waist @ 200# I'll settle for that.
I weighed in @ Weight Watchers Saturday morning @ 255.2#, a far cry from the 321.8# I weighed in January when we joined.
I also added another hole to my belt making a total of of a bit over 6" shorter belt when buckled.
After about 6 weeks on XC skiing @ the beginning of the year, I started pedalling on March 18th. Since then I've logged a bit over 1,700 miles & taken off just over 41#.
Time to get on the "Ab Lounge" to tighten up my belly. We're also considering a weighted "Hula Hoop" to further tone the midriff.
I am thinking of lowering my goal weight to 190#, but if I can get to a 34" waist @ 200# I'll settle for that.
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06-07-10, 12:54 PM
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Great job. I'm back to work and unable to ride more than a few times a week. I've got today off so I'll be out riding later. My hip prevents me from riding much more than a few miles at a time but at least I'm out there trying. Can't wait until I get the new hip and can do greater distances.
06-08-10, 08:12 AM
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Great job. I'm back to work and unable to ride more than a few times a week. I've got today off so I'll be out riding later. My hip prevents me from riding much more than a few miles at a time but at least I'm out there trying. Can't wait until I get the new hip and can do greater distances.
06-08-10, 03:35 PM
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That's what I've heard Peter. My mother has had one hip done twice and both knees done. She's 79 and still walks 1/2 -- 2 miles a day. My hip problems must be part hereditary. Hope to have it done at the end of the year.
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1st post edited to reflect 1700 miles since March 18th (not the1300 miles originally posted)
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