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Old August 31st, 2004, 09:36 PM
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Dally wrote in message ...
Heywood Mogroot wrote:

Don't neglect your legs, Heywood. The big muscles are below the waist
and part of what you want to do is have the metabolism of someone with
active muscle mass.


yeah. I was cycling 60 miles a week April - June. I intend to get
this up to 100 once the weather cools down.

But I do feel that my knees are pretty weak, I don't have the strength
I used to when getting up from a crouch. I had assumed once I lost
50lbs it would be back to normal, but clearly I need to work on my
legs too in the gym.
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Old August 31st, 2004, 09:36 PM
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Dally wrote in message ...
Heywood Mogroot wrote:

Don't neglect your legs, Heywood. The big muscles are below the waist
and part of what you want to do is have the metabolism of someone with
active muscle mass.


yeah. I was cycling 60 miles a week April - June. I intend to get
this up to 100 once the weather cools down.

But I do feel that my knees are pretty weak, I don't have the strength
I used to when getting up from a crouch. I had assumed once I lost
50lbs it would be back to normal, but clearly I need to work on my
legs too in the gym.
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Old August 31st, 2004, 09:38 PM
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"Beverly" wrote in message ...
"Heywood Mogroot" wrote in message
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This morning the scale read in the 170's for the first time in a LONG
while, like 10+ years.

Congratulations!


thanks. I should have mentioned that it was easy for me to stick to
the plan since it didn't involve starvation or denial of anything. I
just had to eat ~1000kcal/day less than my body was burning.

What type of exercise have you been doing through the weightloss phase?


An average of an hour a day of cycling at a moderate pace (usually 2
hours every other day).
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Old August 31st, 2004, 09:38 PM
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"Beverly" wrote in message ...
"Heywood Mogroot" wrote in message
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This morning the scale read in the 170's for the first time in a LONG
while, like 10+ years.

Congratulations!


thanks. I should have mentioned that it was easy for me to stick to
the plan since it didn't involve starvation or denial of anything. I
just had to eat ~1000kcal/day less than my body was burning.

What type of exercise have you been doing through the weightloss phase?


An average of an hour a day of cycling at a moderate pace (usually 2
hours every other day).
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Old August 31st, 2004, 09:42 PM
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Heywood Mogroot wrote:

This morning the scale read in the 170's for the first time in a LONG
while, like 10+ years.


Heywood

232/182 (2/15/04 - 8/30/04)



FANTASTIC..that's terrific for you!
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Old August 31st, 2004, 09:42 PM
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Heywood Mogroot wrote:

This morning the scale read in the 170's for the first time in a LONG
while, like 10+ years.


Heywood

232/182 (2/15/04 - 8/30/04)



FANTASTIC..that's terrific for you!
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Old August 31st, 2004, 11:03 PM
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Totally Brilliant. Congrats.

Never lose sight of the dream.

Peace.

J.
"Heywood Mogroot" wrote in message
om...
This morning the scale read in the 170's for the first time in a LONG
while, like 10+ years.

So I think I'm around 182 now -- It took me an extra month over my
original 24-week schedule, but no biggie... when I started I had no
faith at all that I could stick to the plan or that the plan would
even work as expected. But I did, and it did...yeay!

I can ALMOST fit into my benchmark college-era 501's from 15 years
ago... I had to stop wearing them sometime in the mid-late 90's . . .
probably 5 more pounds here and there to go until they become
comfortable again (they're technically wearable now, but I look like a
jordache model in them).

Thanks all for the help. Next stage is upper body strength and
redevelopment. . . still need to join a gym....

Heywood

232/182 (2/15/04 - 8/30/04)



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Old August 31st, 2004, 11:03 PM
Jamberoo
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Totally Brilliant. Congrats.

Never lose sight of the dream.

Peace.

J.
"Heywood Mogroot" wrote in message
om...
This morning the scale read in the 170's for the first time in a LONG
while, like 10+ years.

So I think I'm around 182 now -- It took me an extra month over my
original 24-week schedule, but no biggie... when I started I had no
faith at all that I could stick to the plan or that the plan would
even work as expected. But I did, and it did...yeay!

I can ALMOST fit into my benchmark college-era 501's from 15 years
ago... I had to stop wearing them sometime in the mid-late 90's . . .
probably 5 more pounds here and there to go until they become
comfortable again (they're technically wearable now, but I look like a
jordache model in them).

Thanks all for the help. Next stage is upper body strength and
redevelopment. . . still need to join a gym....

Heywood

232/182 (2/15/04 - 8/30/04)



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Old September 1st, 2004, 12:10 AM
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"Heywood Mogroot" wrote in message
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Congrats on the accomplishment!

Jenn


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Old September 1st, 2004, 12:10 AM
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"Heywood Mogroot" wrote in message
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Congrats on the accomplishment!

Jenn


 




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