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keithwidney

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biggest loser scjb
« on: March 31, 2015, 08:11:35 PM »
Well guys i think its time for me to lose some weight .i will be 30 in a few months and i have packed  on some pounds.i have noticed  i get out of breath  running up the  stairs  and my man boobs are starting  to sag like an 80 year old  granny.i have a 15 month old son and a daughter  on the way . I would  like to get in shape  for me and them . I started running  again last week and was surprised  i could still do it.im 6'7" and weigh 340 pounds  ,in my prime when i was working out and mma training  i was 230 pounds but also used  drugs.i would like to get back to at least 260 the healthy  and drug free way. I was thinking maybe others  would  want to join and post up pictures  before and afters,Their routines  and diets. Maybe help some fellow  boaters with some support  to look good in their floats. Also lost weight  is horsepower gained and a larger pecker. Lol
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #1 on: March 31, 2015, 08:24:36 PM »
I'm in!
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #2 on: March 31, 2015, 08:25:50 PM »
X2 Drew I'm down.


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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #3 on: March 31, 2015, 08:36:36 PM »
2 years ago June I weighed 264. Today I weigh 229. It's 90% diet/eTing habits and 10% exercise.  Low carb no processed foods and good all protein mix supplements/ powder. If you are doing it right you will average 2 pounds a month.


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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #4 on: March 31, 2015, 08:40:27 PM »
I will put up some starting point pictures  tomorrow
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #5 on: March 31, 2015, 08:42:17 PM »
Pm me if you want more detail on daily diet.


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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #6 on: March 31, 2015, 09:06:07 PM »
Well guys i think its time for me to lose some weight .i will be 30 in a few months and i have packed  on some pounds.i have noticed  i get out of breath  running up the  stairs  and my man boobs are starting  to sag like an 80 year old  granny.i have a 15 month old son and a daughter  on the way . I would  like to get in shape  for me and them . I started running  again last week and was surprised  i could still do it.im 6'7" and weigh 340 pounds  ,in my prime when i was working out and mma training  i was 230 pounds but also used  drugs.i would like to get back to at least 260 the healthy  and drug free way. I was thinking maybe others  would  want to join and post up pictures  before and afters,Their routines  and diets. Maybe help some fellow  boaters with some support  to look good in their floats. Also lost weight  is horsepower gained and a larger pecker. Lol

I should get in on this.   :-\ All my vehicles tend to lean to the left.

What are your ideas for this? We just post up pics and weights, workouts and food ideas?

It's definitely harder (not impossible) when the kids are elementary age because the homework and projects are RIDICULOUS.
That's were I'm at now (and my excuse).
If you can do it now and maintain  :thumb up:.

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jet fever

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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #7 on: March 31, 2015, 09:12:25 PM »
Good thread bro.  Its a never ending battle and I just wanna lose 20lbs.

There aint no Fat old people walking around...
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #8 on: March 31, 2015, 09:57:56 PM »
Where we all mating up my god father's cousin owns a mma gym an trains up by me I'm sure I can get a deal if I brought a few in
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #9 on: March 31, 2015, 09:58:09 PM »
Meeting dumb phone
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #10 on: March 31, 2015, 10:25:37 PM »
I was in the same position, 6'3", 290 lbs... that was in 2012 (march)... WTF, I started to eat Healthier, and went from 290 to 216, in about 9 months... Processed foods...out, not really a diet, but a lifestyle change... as of now, I'm at 245 or so...thanksgiving and Christmas don't like me...

Oh, and in 2012 I was 42...

F.O.G. now @ 45


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keithwidney

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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #11 on: April 01, 2015, 03:46:02 AM »
It is hard  to find time  to work out .for me it just means  that i have to get to work 1.5 hours early and run 2 miles.my diet was the worst. I i wouldn't  eat breakfast  or lunch at work  but then i would stop at jack in the box and get some tacos on my way  home then eat what my wife  cooked then go to bed .i know how to diet  correctly  ,but got lazy. I have been changing  my eating habits, but still eat too much at night.
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #12 on: April 01, 2015, 04:45:15 AM »
It is hard  to find time  to work out .for me it just means  that i have to get to work 1.5 hours early and run 2 miles.my diet was the worst. I i wouldn't  eat breakfast  or lunch at work  but then i would stop at jack in the box and get some tacos on my way  home then eat what my wife  cooked then go to bed .i know how to diet  correctly  ,but got lazy. I have been changing  my eating habits, but still eat too much at night.

Im on the same boat... waking up at 330-430AM depending on job. And getting home between 6-7PM... I'll barley eat all day so super hungry when I get off. Stop at a fast food spot and get something... I am 235, but really need to lose 20lbs. I started running monday (my legs are still killing me)... man do I miss the Marine Corps. I could do 8 miles and still not feel this shitty lol and that was only a year ago
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angermgmt

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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #13 on: April 01, 2015, 05:40:35 AM »

I was in the same position, 6'3", 290 lbs... that was in 2012 (march)... WTF, I started to eat Healthier, and went from 290 to 216, in about 9 months... Processed foods...out, not really a diet, but a lifestyle change... as of now, I'm at 225 or so...thanksgiving and Christmas don't like me...

Oh, and in 2012 I was 42...

F.O.G. now @ 45


Dan'l

You're absolutely right it is a lifestyle change.


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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #14 on: April 01, 2015, 06:10:30 AM »
I'm down to roll this up!!
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keithwidney

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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #15 on: April 01, 2015, 07:49:14 PM »
Man i never really look at myself in pictures and very rarely  walk around  with out a shirt on . So posting  this  is  hard.  I really  need change.
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #16 on: April 01, 2015, 07:52:44 PM »
Starting  point
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #17 on: April 01, 2015, 08:18:11 PM »

Man i never really look at myself in pictures and very rarely  walk around  with out a shirt on . So posting  this  is  hard.  I really  need change.

All anybody sees here is a big heart...


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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #18 on: April 01, 2015, 08:28:18 PM »
You got to start somewhere. I was in the same position as you. Im also 30 and I've got a 2 year old daughter and found myself 6'4" and 360 in June last year I needed to change drop all sodas and milk since I drank a gallon a day no joke all I drink now is water and river beer  I started eating salads for lunch and bringing smaller portions and as of 10 mins ago I'm 260 100 lbs down and don't want to stop till I'm 245 and solid .I just started lifting wights now  I was tired  of being fat and I wanted to be able to play with my family /protect  them and  being the size I was was not it. It takes time but it is well worth it just stay with it. It's all about WILL POWER what do you want more that's what it came down to for me. Good luck with your journey there's a lot of pay off like your boat gets faster lol.
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #19 on: April 02, 2015, 07:38:33 AM »
Keith I know how you feel, it wasn't till I saw a picture of myself standing next to my brother 2 years ago that I saw how much I let myself gain. My wife put on 30 during her pregnancy and I did too but I didn't lose the bulk of it in 15mins and I kept putting it on. In 2010 when I got married I weighed in at 190. About six months after my daughter was born I was up to 240-250 and that's when I saw the pic. It does suck and it did kinda hurt. But working as much as I do proper diet and working out isn't really possible. So I pretty much cut out excessive sugar. I could sit down and eat half a pack of nutter butters and drink a half gallon of milk and think nothing of it and then eat dinner, I was drinking 2-3 sodas a day and was always eating out. So I limited myself to 1-2 sodas a week and pretty much cut out cookies/brownies and all the other crap my wife bakes for fun. I also cut out fast food almost entirely. And if I did eat out it was del taco or Taco Bell and I would only eat 2 bean and cheese burritos or 3 hard shell tacos with water or plain ice t. And I wouldn't sit and eat it all at once. Eat one and wait 20-30 mins before I'd eat the other. In a matter 3 months not really paying attention to my weight just the way I was eating I lost almost 20 pounds. I was feeling pretty good then I had a bad month and just stuffed my face with fast food. And then my first hip stretch mark showed up , then I noticed the second and forth.  So I focused on portion control, not eating till I was full or gorged but eating till I was content and snacking hear and there and drinking lots of water. I probably drink a gallon + of water a day and just watch what I eat and how much and today I'm around 210-215 and that seems to be my resting weight with the way I currently take care of myself. I'm sure I could drop more with a little more attention to what I eat but I'm happy with where I'm at.

But the main thing like Daniel said it's a life style change and little things add up quick..


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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #20 on: April 02, 2015, 07:59:53 AM »
I'm in. Need to get the baseline going tonight. I'm not needing to go crazy, but age is kicking my ass. Wouldn't mind dropping 20lbs.

GT

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Time to man up and yank it John!  :banghead:
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keithwidney

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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #21 on: April 06, 2015, 08:04:37 PM »
So i drove my run to find out how far it was, i cannot  run the whole thing yet. Im am doing  2.2 miles  in about 25 minutes im in my second week of running  it. The  hardest  part is diet .i have a pregnant  wife that wants pizza all the  time.  I have been trying  to order salads .but her pizza looks so good sitting  there.she said  she will get me some diet stuff .so
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #22 on: April 06, 2015, 08:10:20 PM »
So i drove my run to find out how far it was, i cannot  run the whole thing yet. Im am doing  2.2 miles  in about 25 minutes im in my second week of running  it. The  hardest  part is diet .i have a pregnant  wife that wants pizza all the  time.  I have been trying  to order salads .but her pizza looks so good sitting  there.she said  she will get me some diet stuff .so

Diets are bs.

It is most important to have moderation always in your mind.

I find that it is more important to keep eating at every meal.  Breakfast being more important than all meals. Never eat within two hours of going to bed.

Also drink a shit ton of water.
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keithwidney

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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #23 on: April 06, 2015, 08:27:57 PM »
Not so much diet .more healthy  eating. .
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Re: biggest loser scjb
« Reply #24 on: April 06, 2015, 08:27:59 PM »

So i drove my run to find out how far it was, i cannot  run the whole thing yet. Im am doing  2.2 miles  in about 25 minutes im in my second week of running  it. The  hardest  part is diet .i have a pregnant  wife that wants pizza all the  time.  I have been trying  to order salads .but her pizza looks so good sitting  there.she said  she will get me some diet stuff .so

Use www.mapmyrun.com to create routes and see how far your runs could be. I use it and it's way easier then driving your routes. They also have an app you can use


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