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  #1  
Old March 20th, 2007, 01:38 PM posted to alt.support.diet
Matty \(I Weighed More Than Jared From Subway\)
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Default My First 5k

It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May with
the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this before
and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked a little
like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the people who
attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me before the run
and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the back-middle of the pack
from advice I had gotten from others who have done it (avoid the stampede in
the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I finally
won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I kept
jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k runs,
I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...


Matty
510/254/210

Mini Goal #1 - get my morning jog up 4.8mi by 03/31/07
Mini Goal #2 - 300lbs total lost by 08/31/07

www.iweighedmorethanjared.com



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Old March 20th, 2007, 01:57 PM posted to alt.support.diet
teachrmama
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Default My First 5k

Way to go, Matty!! It's really a great experience, isn't it? Our season of
5Ks begins next month, and I am really looking forward to it.

"Matty (I Weighed More Than Jared From Subway)"
wrote in message ...
It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May
with the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this
before and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked
a little like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the
people who attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me
before the run and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the
back-middle of the pack from advice I had gotten from others who have done
it (avoid the stampede in the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I
finally won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I
kept jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k
runs, I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...


Matty
510/254/210

Mini Goal #1 - get my morning jog up 4.8mi by 03/31/07
Mini Goal #2 - 300lbs total lost by 08/31/07

www.iweighedmorethanjared.com





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Old March 20th, 2007, 03:06 PM posted to alt.support.diet
Chris Braun
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Default My First 5k

On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 09:38:36 -0400, "Matty \(I Weighed More Than Jared
From Subway\)" wrote:

It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May with
the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this before
and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked a little
like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the people who
attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me before the run
and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the back-middle of the pack
from advice I had gotten from others who have done it (avoid the stampede in
the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I finally
won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I kept
jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k runs,
I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...


Matty
510/254/210

Mini Goal #1 - get my morning jog up 4.8mi by 03/31/07
Mini Goal #2 - 300lbs total lost by 08/31/07

www.iweighedmorethanjared.com



Outstanding, Matty! I am so proud of you!

Chris
262/130s/130s
started dieting July 2002, maintaining since June 2004
  #4  
Old March 20th, 2007, 03:14 PM posted to alt.support.diet
The Historian[_2_]
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Default My First 5k

On Mar 20, 8:38 am, "Matty \(I Weighed More Than Jared From Subway\)"
wrote:
It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May with
the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this before
and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked a little
like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the people who
attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me before the run
and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the back-middle of the pack
from advice I had gotten from others who have done it (avoid the stampede in
the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I finally
won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I kept
jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k runs,
I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...

Matty
510/254/210

Mini Goal #1 - get my morning jog up 4.8mi by 03/31/07
Mini Goal #2 - 300lbs total lost by 08/31/07

www.iweighedmorethanjared.com


Wonderful, Matty! Keep up the good work!
Neil
385/253/200
http://historian2wheels.blogspot.com/

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Old March 20th, 2007, 04:36 PM posted to alt.support.diet
Beverly
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Default My First 5k

On Mar 20, 9:38 am, "Matty \(I Weighed More Than Jared From Subway\)"
wrote:
It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May with
the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this before
and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked a little
like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the people who
attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me before the run
and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the back-middle of the pack
from advice I had gotten from others who have done it (avoid the stampede in
the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I finally
won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I kept
jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k runs,
I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...

Matty
510/254/210

Mini Goal #1 - get my morning jog up 4.8mi by 03/31/07
Mini Goal #2 - 300lbs total lost by 08/31/07

www.iweighedmorethanjared.com




Wonderful Matty!! I love reading about the milestones you've
acheived.

Beverly

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Old March 20th, 2007, 08:51 PM posted to alt.support.diet
SFrunner
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Default My First 5k


Matty (I Weighed More Than Jared From Subway) wrote:
It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May with
the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this before
and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked a little
like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the people who
attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me before the run
and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the back-middle of the pack
from advice I had gotten from others who have done it (avoid the stampede in
the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I finally
won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I kept
jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k runs,
I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...


Congrats! That's a great time for your first 5k.

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Old March 20th, 2007, 09:32 PM posted to alt.support.diet
Rachael Reynolds
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Default My First 5k


"Matty (I Weighed More Than Jared From Subway)"
wrote in message ...
It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May
with the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this
before and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked
a little like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the
people who attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me
before the run and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the
back-middle of the pack from advice I had gotten from others who have done
it (avoid the stampede in the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I
finally won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I
kept jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k
runs, I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...


Matty
510/254/210

Mini Goal #1 - get my morning jog up 4.8mi by 03/31/07
Mini Goal #2 - 300lbs total lost by 08/31/07

www.iweighedmorethanjared.com


Brill Matty! Great result for your first time! Well done you!!!!


--
Rachael

176/116/119

www.justgiving.com/rachaelslondonmarathon





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Old March 21st, 2007, 07:59 AM posted to alt.support.diet
janice
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Default My First 5k

On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 09:38:36 -0400, "Matty \(I Weighed More Than Jared
From Subway\)" wrote:

It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May with
the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this before
and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked a little
like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the people who
attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me before the run
and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the back-middle of the pack
from advice I had gotten from others who have done it (avoid the stampede in
the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I finally
won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I kept
jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k runs,
I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...


Congratulations Matty. There seems to be no end to your new
milestones.

janice
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Old March 21st, 2007, 02:04 PM posted to alt.support.diet
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Default My First 5k


"Matty (I Weighed More Than Jared From Subway)"
wrote in message ...
It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May
with the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this
before and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked
a little like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care.


I get those looks from the Gym Bunnies in my new fitness center. F***
them. I can do TEN MILES on the recumbent bike now--six months ago, I could
barely tie my shoes. And I'm at tleast DOUBLE the age of most of them.

You rock, Matty, and you're an inspiration. WWMD??? (What Would Matty
Do?) :-D

XXXXXXgizzieXXXXXX
(223/175/120)
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Feel the pull?

gizzie: No--I curl pieces of baloney bigger than that....

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Old March 21st, 2007, 09:22 PM posted to alt.support.diet
Karen Officer
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Default My First 5k

Good going Matty.
Karen



On Tue, 20 Mar 2007 09:38:36 -0400, in alt.support.diet, "Matty \(I
Weighed More Than Jared From Subway\)"
wrote:

It was an experience that I really enjoyed and hope to do again in May with
the "Run for Habitat". I was a little nervous, having never done this before
and being a bit shy around new people. Most looked at me a smirked a little
like, "hey look at the fat guy", but I didn't care. One of the people who
attended my speaking engagement for the hospital stopped me before the run
and we chatted a little bit. I poised myself at the back-middle of the pack
from advice I had gotten from others who have done it (avoid the stampede in
the front, slow pace of the people in the back).

I was passed many times and spent most of the run by myself, which was a
little lonely. I played the passing game with a 10 year old girl, I passed
her and a short time later she passed me, we did this a few times. I finally
won out when we hit a steep incline, she decided to walk it and I kept
jogging along.

I never stopped, knowing that if I did I would not continue. My time was
39:12, which was faster that what I had originally thought (13min mile).

If you were to tell me 3 years ago that I would be participating in 5k runs,
I'd think you were nuts...

Another milestone achieved...


Matty
510/254/210

Mini Goal #1 - get my morning jog up 4.8mi by 03/31/07
Mini Goal #2 - 300lbs total lost by 08/31/07

www.iweighedmorethanjared.com



 




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