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Topic: RE: ???? Just getting started.
Welcome
That is a pretty heavy load! Have you been doing anything up to this point? I applaud your enthuiasm, just be careful, those people on the swan were monitored very closely, I loved the show, but I thought they were playing russian reulette, especially with Moe. But hey, you could try it all, and drop what you do not like, or cannot handle at the time, or just try one or two at a time. Monday for example you would do basically the Firm workout with weights, then leave that class and do pilates, WOW, that would kill me. If you try this expect to not be able to wash your own hair, walk up or down stairs, cough, or breath on your own for a few weeks
We have to try it our way and find what works for us, keep us posted how and what works for you, you will find a bunch of support here.
Mike
Topic: RE: Weight lifting and diet.... reality check
John, I am just getting started working out and I was reading older posts and noticed you mentioned a BodPod...what exactly is this and where can I go to get this done? thanks
Brenda
Topic: ???? Just getting started.
OK here is my questions. I had my surgery May 17, 2004
I started at 268 and now weigh 146. I have a little hanging skin but really not to bad. Mainly stomach and thighs inner and outer. Anyway our town just opened up a Rec center that is offereing classes. I want to take them all.lol With summer comming on I do really want to get into shape. These are the classes I want to take in addition to doing weight lifting.
Body Burn: High repitions of multiple muscle movemnts maximize caloric burn through low impact. Full body workout. 45 min. Tue and Thrus. morning. 6:00 am
Interval Circuit Training:
Low to moderate step arobic conditioning combined with strength training in a 3:1 ratio
Mon. and Thrurs. 5:30 pm
Pilates Self explanitory...
Monday, Wed. Fri. 7:30 pm
Then there is a Cycle spin class that is Tue. and Fri. nights 6:30 pm
Is all this possible, or am I going to kill myself?????
I see folks on the swan do it, and other shows, and they are working out 2-3 hours a day, and alot are bigger than me. Give me your honest opinions please
Brenda
Topic: RE: Are you pumped up???
OOps!! Mike told me he signed me in, I guess I will let him have his way with me, and then make him a sandwich.
Topic: RE: Are you pumped up???
Hi Mike, Val, Earl and all the others that I am yet to introduce myself to,
I am also pumped up!
Feeling good, looking forward to the results to start really kicking in, so here is this evenings workout for me:
Seated Incline Chest Press (machine): Set 1: 20 reps @ 35.0 lbs | Set 2: 15 reps @ 35.0 lbs | Set 3: 20 reps @ 25.0 lbs
Stability Ball Dumbbell Overhead Press: Set 1: 10 reps @ 10.0 lbs | Set 2: 10 reps @ 10.0 lbs | Set 3: 10 reps @ 5.0 lbs
Dumbbell Rear Lateral Raise: Set 1: 12 reps @ 3.0 lbs | Set 2: 12 reps @ 3.0 lbs
Dumbbell Lying Triceps Extension: Set 1: 12 reps @ 5.0 lbs | Set 2: 12 reps @ 5.0 lbs
Straight Leg Raises on Bench: Set 1: 9 reps | Set 2: 9 reps
Ab Roller: Set 1: 40 reps | Set 2: 40 reps | Set 3: 33 reps
Walk: 2 miles 40 minutes
Have a great remainder of your weekend!
Mike, get your ars in here, I have some muscles for you to work out!
Kristie
Topic: Are you pumped up???
I am frickin tired, good work out some new personal bests today!!!
Seated Cable Row - wide grip: Set 1: 12 reps @ 85.0 lbs | Set 2: 12 reps @ 85.0 lbs
Barbell Shrugs: Set 1: 12 reps @ 125.0 lbs | Set 2: 12 reps @ 125.0 lbs
Dumbbell Biceps Curl - standing: Set 1: 12 reps @ 25.0 lbs | Set 2: 12 reps @ 25.0 lbs
Straight Leg Raises on Bench: Set 1: 24 reps | Set 2: 17 reps
Stability Ball Weighted Crunches: Set 1: 10 reps @ 15.0 lbs | Set 2: 12 reps @ 15.0 lbs
Bench Press: Set 1: 1 rep @ 200.0 lbs
Leg Press: Set 1: 70 reps @ 200.0 lbs
Bent Leg Crunches: Set 1: 58 reps
Push Ups (regular position): Set 1: 7 reps
Walk: 2 miles, 40 minutes
I hope you are all having a great weekend, YOU DESERVE IT!!!
Topic: RE: This is kind of fun
I am burning 3400 calories a day just living (According to the doc) but I still store cals for some reason. I have to be in a calorie deficit of no less that -1200 daily to lose weight. You should be doing well with that furnace of a motabalism.
buckeye john
on 1/29/05 12:39 am - OH
on 1/29/05 12:39 am - OH
Topic: RE: This is kind of fun
Thanks for the info. I need to cut back a little bit. I have not done a log in a long,long time. My guess is that I am between 3,000-4,000 calories a day. I pretty much eat all the time. I am not losing or gaining now. Yes, this is a lot of calories for WLS, but, I am very,very active and been blessed with high metabolism. I will post my lab tested resting metabolism rate (RMR) in a future post. The lady that did the test was surprised it was so high considering that I had WLS. She suspected a much lower (RMR) number. Prior to WLS I am guessing I was eating 4,000-6,000 calories with far less exercise...and since WLS I have added a lot of lean muscle mass
Topic: RE: Rollercoaster Ride Today
It's hard. I will tell you, there is nobody that can understand that like we do. Seriously. Earl and I have been there, done that and having the matching t-shirts to prove it!
That is the goal. I am really trying hard to get into the Bariatric Dept at OSU. I know this is where I am meant to be. So hopefully this spring/summer I can get back to school and get on my way.
Hang in there! Your day is coming, one way or another!
Topic: RE: This is kind of fun
Well you know the French health minister just came out with a study and has suggested 3 glasses of wine a day for heart health. I cannot do 3, but we usually have 1 at night. a 6 oz glass of red in about 120 cals, but is loaded with vits and other good stuff. Tha lattes are my vise for sure, but hey, I am getting my 24 oz of dairy I figure with what I save in fast food, I am still way ahead. I would love a punch card, what is better than a free latte.