Weight?

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60-65% of Americans are overweight, where do you stand?

 
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Postby amnion » Fri Sep 02, 2005 7:44 am

Doomfarer! good to hear a post from you. Haven't seen or heard from you in a year...
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Postby {CN}Doomfarer » Fri Sep 02, 2005 4:45 pm

Originally posted by Rand0m
Im 6'2" at about 170-175. Looking to lose 10-15lbs, and then start lifting.


Lose any more weight and a stiff wind will set ya sailing manno. Being a tall lanky guy myself I understand the desire to want lift etc... Don't drop any weight beforehand though, as in dangerous if ya do so. 3 years ago I was 6' 3" 165 lbs, needless to say I was told to fix that problem...

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Postby EZC » Fri Sep 02, 2005 5:18 pm

Originally posted by Rand0m
maybe this should be a weight loss success thread haha. Glad to hear you guys have lost so much weight.

Im 6'2" at about 170-175. Looking to lose 10-15lbs, and then start lifting.
I have diabetes. Dr said lose it or die. I hear in the afterlife there are no video games. :)
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Postby [SYN] Qrazy » Fri Sep 02, 2005 5:53 pm

Originally posted by Rand0m
Glad to hear Qrazy! Keep up the good work man. That's a lot of weight to lose, you must be proud. Just curious, whats your target weight goal?


Thanks Random, yeah its going ok...Coming real slow right now though... :) I would like to get to 235, thats the weight I was when I met my wife many years ago...I was happy at that weight. I have been as high as 310, thats when I too was diagnosed with diabetes (Hi EZC!). With my weight down where it is now, I am able to be off all meds for now....Just had some blood drawn today. I will find out in a week or two if I have to have meds....

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Postby Gen. Ouch » Fri Sep 02, 2005 7:03 pm

6'2" 200lbs fairly good shape would like to be in abit better. planning to go to the collage gym this year when i get settled.
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Postby [ecgn] btt » Fri Sep 02, 2005 7:13 pm

Originally posted by Gen. Ouch
6'2" 200lbs fairly good shape would like to be in abit better. planning to go to the collage gym this year when i get settled.


I went to the gym in college. But I was only lifting 12 oz at a time. :beer:

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Postby Siren » Fri Sep 02, 2005 7:21 pm

Originally posted by BulletTooth-TPF
I went to the gym in college. But I was only lifting 12 oz at a time. :beer:


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Postby DocTrebor » Fri Sep 02, 2005 7:33 pm

:lol: you guys crack me up....

I work out here at FSU...a whole lot. But I need to be in shape... to be a lifeguard at clearwater beach I need to be able to swim 500 meters against the current and then get out and run a mile in the sand in under 18 minutes. My 500 takes me roughly 8 and 1/2 and my mile is at a decent 7:31 (right after the swim).

Rand0m, if youre looking to loose weight right away (or even over time) you need to work on cardio. Running is going to be the most effective, but if its to intense try swimming then kick it up slowly. Weight lifting is always good for you so dont hesitate to do it until after losing weight, it will only help you.

When it comes to running its not as much physical as it is mental...youve got to keep pushing yourself, but dont worry, after awhile the endorphins kick in (for me typically after 20 minutes) and you feel no pain at all.

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Postby Siren » Fri Sep 02, 2005 7:49 pm

Originally posted by |RS|DocTrebor
:lol: you guys crack me up....

I work out here at FSU...a whole lot. But I need to be in shape... to be a lifeguard at clearwater beach I need to be able to swim 500 meters against the current and then get out and run a mile in the sand in under 18 minutes. My 500 takes me roughly 8 and 1/2 and my mile is at a decent 7:31 (right after the swim).

When it comes to running its not as much physical as it is mental...youve got to keep pushing yourself, but dont worry, after awhile the endorphins kick in (for me typically after 20 minutes) and you feel no pain at all.


Cardio rocks. It makes your energy and mood just soar all week. I find i get the best sleeps after a day I've spent running.

How much do you bench, Doc :P
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Postby King » Fri Sep 02, 2005 8:26 pm

Originally posted by |RS|DocTrebor
[B but dont worry, after awhile the endorphins kick in (for me typically after 20 minutes) and you feel no pain at all. [/B]


By that time the endorphins are telling me to blow my fucking brains out.
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Postby |RS|SquareBallz » Fri Sep 02, 2005 8:53 pm

Basically what Doc said is right, loosing weight is cardio and also watching what you eat. Dont ever eat fast food...EVER!

PS. I can bench 305, can you beat that doc!?!

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Postby DocTrebor » Fri Sep 02, 2005 9:04 pm

Originally posted by Siren
Cardio rocks. It makes your energy and mood just soar all week. I find i get the best sleeps after a day I've spent running.

How much do you bench, Doc :P


Are you hitting on me siren? :D (prob still with that one guy arent you :P)

I typically will rep 190 to 200 as my limit. (Ill go 170lbs 15 reps, 190lbs 7reps, then 100 as many as I can do...for cut :D).

My max as of now is 245lbs...going for 250 on Wednesday *crosses fingers*

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Postby Siren » Fri Sep 02, 2005 9:11 pm

Originally posted by |RS|DocTrebor
Are you hitting on me siren? :D (prob still with that one guy arent you :P)


Haha what can I say?.... I'm a muscle bunny.

Ya, still with that one guy :P :)
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Postby DocTrebor » Fri Sep 02, 2005 9:24 pm

Youre lucky I live in Fla not Canada :P

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Postby Rand0m » Sat Sep 03, 2005 1:44 am

Originally posted by |RS|DocTrebor
Rand0m, if youre looking to loose weight right away (or even over time) you need to work on cardio. Running is going to be the most effective, but if its to intense try swimming then kick it up slowly. Weight lifting is always good for you so dont hesitate to do it until after losing weight, it will only help you.

When it comes to running its not as much physical as it is mental...youve got to keep pushing yourself, but dont worry, after awhile the endorphins kick in (for me typically after 20 minutes) and you feel no pain at all.


I plan on running within the next week or two. After classes start and everything settles down with college. Something I've found thats wierd to me is running indoors/outdoors are two completely different things. I think I could run inside all day without gettings winded, but outside is a real mutha f*&kin work out let me tell ya haha. Something to do with the air I tell ya!

Everyone tells me I dont need to lose weight, but I dont like the way I look haha. I think dropping 10lbs would be perfection kind of for me, haha.

I remember when I use to lift when I was doing it for about a month got up to 130 squating, but thats nothing compared to the 310-400 some guys were lifting. That was a sight if I ever saw one. The damn bar would bend over their backs as they were lifting haha.

Runners high is always fun once you've finished a long run, or one long enough to get one. I might try and do the boston marathon in a year or two depending on the amount of time I can train for it. I swear one of the runners high I got felt like I was on ecstasy, if I knew one that was haha.

Like Siren said, cardio is the best type of workout I think. Works the most important thing you have, your heart. Its good for you, keeps you healthy, and most importantly changes your mood. Also makes you feel better about yourself.

Square, fast food is evil!!!!!! I don't know why I've ever eatin it. Hardly ever do now, once in a blue moon though. One meal there, say a fry, soda, burger is almost all to half of the calories your supposed to take in during the course of a day. Not to mention there are over 1000-2000 cows in one burger. The food was designed in a science lab, literally by Chemists. It's all a scam for money. The food is made to give you a bigger appetite, and make you fat.

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