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kennyk
on 3/14/06 11:35 am - Houston, TX
Topic: RE: Wheels Falling Off
Hey i had the same problem with the snacks at night. What helped me out tons was eating a 1-2 TBS of peanut butter. The sugar from the peanut buttler helped to keep the snack monster off my back at night.
NBurfine
on 3/13/06 12:13 am - Alvin, TX
Topic: Serious Weight Lifting
I have been doing free and machine weight training for the last three years. I had surgery in Sept of '02. My weight loss halted at 268 for over a year, then it started creeping up again. It seemed the more I exercised the more weight I gained. I am now hovering at 295 (my original presurgery weight was 435) I am very physically active, and I am now in training for power lifting. I work out 6 days a week, for no less than 2 hours a day. I eat 5-6 protein shakes a day, plus a meal, maybe two of chicken or beef strips in a low cal tortilla. I usually eat less than 70 carbs a day. I burn tons of calories. I am working with a Strength conditioning coach, I trust him completely. I am starting to up my weight ability drastically, and I do the elliptical and bike as well as going a couple of rounds of boxing daily for my cardio. I love what I do, it's become a passion. Who'd have thought a serious fat girl, could be such a gym rat..and proudly display her callouses! My main frustration is that i'm not dropping weight..I am losing inches, slowly. I have about 80 #'s to go, before i'll be comfortable having my plastics done. I was never looking to be thin, just healthy..and healthy I am. But..i'd like to be a nice 180 or so..fit..strong. Anyone else into heavy weights? Any suggestions? or..Any Comments at all?
Kenniestrek
on 3/12/06 9:05 pm - NY
Topic: Wheels Falling Off
At almost 7 weeks post-op and down 40 lbs I am back into the old junk food snacking trap! Yesterday morning I went to the gym and took a high impact RPM class and it was great! Last night I destroyed the day with: cookies/ chips and cheese dip/ choc. pudding/small pice of an everything bagel and who knows what else? I can't seem to get a handle on this snacking and binging crap! My wife insists that we need this junk in the house because we have kids but I know she keeps it for herself! I think she wants me to fail at this? I am so discusted! Helpppppppppp? Depressed kenny
mrs_chicagobigboy
on 3/8/06 2:12 pm - A CITY NEAR YOU, NM
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on 3/8/06 2:11 pm - A CITY NEAR YOU, NM
michelle O.
on 3/5/06 9:09 pm - Tampa, FL
Topic: RE: 2 year anniversary workout
Mike, CONGRATS! Thanks for the inspiration. I've been lacking on my workouts with it being winter. Now that the sun is out and looking more promising my motovation is coming back. Hope all is well! Michelle O. 339/197/15 lbs left to goal.
stayceX
on 3/5/06 9:25 am - Baltimore, MD
Topic: RE: 2 year anniversary workout
Happy 2 yr Mike!! Now that is an amazing celebration workout. Congrats!!
bobw215
on 3/4/06 7:30 pm - levittown, PA
Topic: RE: Returning to the gym tomorrow!
You have already done the hardest part.Now when you go back into the gym take it easy and than start doing thing more difficult as long as it does not bother you.Before you know it you will be back to doing your routines and your abs and your body will be one finely tone machine.bob
mikee
on 3/4/06 11:42 am - Zinfandel, CA
Topic: 2 year anniversary workout
Long time since I have been here;so sad to see the board is dead, oh well I am posting this anyway. I figured on my two year WLS anniversary I would post my workout. Had a great day wine tasting with my lovely wife (Had to pick up our wine club shipment, so we had to taste), watched golf, ate cookies and just finished a great workout; my arms are so tight I can barely type. Back Seated Cable Rows 130 lbs. x 8 130 lbs. x 8 130 lbs. x 8 130 lbs. x 8 Wide-Grip Front Pulldowns 120 lbs. x 10 120 lbs. x 10 120 lbs. x 10 One-Arm Dumbbell Bent-Over Rows 35 lbs. x 13 35 lbs. x 13 Biceps Barbell Preacher Curls 65 lbs. x 8 65 lbs. x 8 65 lbs. x 8 Seated Hammer Curls 25 lbs. 10 25 lbs. 10 25 lbs. 10 Forearms Barbell Wrist Curls 65 lbs. 10 65 lbs. 10 Abdominals Hanging Leg Raises x 7 Hanging Knee Tucks x 15 Flutter Kicks x 20 Incline Sit-Ups x 20 Bicycle Crunches x 20 x 20 Side Crunches x 20 x 25 Mike 3/4/2004 425/260@20% body fat/225 goal or >10% body fat
Franziska
on 2/26/06 7:36 am - Minneapolis, MN
Topic: RE: Beginners guide ???
Check out www.exrx.net - it has great info for everybody, including beginners. It's all backed up by research, unlike many of the nutty bodybuilding sites out there. Congrats on your success so far, and good luck to you.
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