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Obelix wrote: Thanks again guys, The support is helping alot!
So, post Xmas weekend report.
Steps, Failed badly, Got to 8,5k average per day. Quite short of my 10k goal. Started up walking again this morning. Its been surprisingly wet this weekend so was stuck in the house alot more than I wanted
Food, I indulged a bit this weekend, Including 1 portion of Malva with custard, I kids sized portion of Lamb Potjie ( dont dig it),3 beers and probably around 1 big bag of Lays chip over the weekend (Friday to yesterday)
Weight wise, Im sitting at just over 191 now on the home scale. Im dissapointed, but considering the lack of walking and the cheats I had over the weekend, it wasnt too bad. Plus its my home scale which threw me a really weird reading last week too.
Im still within reaching distance of my 189 goal for friday. Back to eating healthy as of yesterday, This mornings feeling better already
No more temptations after this , so it will be smoother sailing.
Cant wait for the 3rd, back to the gym
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Obelix wrote: Thanks again guys, The support is helping alot!
Food, I indulged a bit this weekend, Including 1 portion of Malva with custard, I kids sized portion of Lamb Potjie ( dont dig it),3 beers and probably around 1 big bag of Lays chip over the weekend (Friday to yesterday)
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MPhilosopher wrote: Sounds good.
I must say I personally still don't like the chasing of X mass by Y date.
I don't think I can convince you to change.
However, I think you can add taking progress pics, one morning and one afternoon if you like to help track body composition.
And use weekly averages to track mass change.
Of course you will need to lose weight to look good, but honestly as you start leaning down, you will realize body composition is everything. I think right now you are at a good place to keep targeting fat loss, but chasing these numbers down the line will cost you precious muscle.
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00pump wrote: If it was easy, everyone would be doing it. The success of goal is consistency. Forget motivation, that comes and goes, discipline is all you need.
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00pump wrote: If it was easy, everyone would be doing it. The success of goal is consistency. Forget motivation, that comes and goes, discipline is all you need.
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Obelix wrote: How long do plateaus last? Any suggestions on what I can do to kick start the loss again? Its been 3 weeks since any big changes
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Obelix wrote: Neck - 48cm
Belly (over belly button) - 147cm
waist - 130cm
Weight is still at 188.7-188.9
How long do plateaus last? Any suggestions on what I can do to kick start the loss again? Its been 3 weeks since any big changes
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Obelix wrote: I dont want to do the Keto route, Its too tricky to maintain
Obelix wrote: Changes since mid december,
Changed protein shakes, I am back on the clicks brand now. Been on it for a week and a bit
Started creatine last week,
Started preworkout last week
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Cyclo wrote:
Obelix wrote: I dont want to do the Keto route, Its too tricky to maintain
That's a crap excuse. Keto is easy to plan and stick to. It might not be the right type for you. Everyone is different. But just be eating healthier and exercising you should be dropping weight almost daily. Plan your meals. You can cook, portion and freeze a week's meals in advance. Keep it simple for now. Basic meals.
Your plateau is because you're not sticking to your eating plan (do you have one?)
You're eating too much, or too little or completely wrong or a combination of the 3 above.
Obelix wrote: Changes since mid december,
Changed protein shakes, I am back on the clicks brand now. Been on it for a week and a bit
Started creatine last week,
Started preworkout last week
Ditch the shakes. They're there to supplement, not replace. Preworkout and creatine a waste for now. If you're hypertensive, preworkout may be placing a tonne of stress on your heart. I'd not recommend that.
You need to calculate your daily calorie requirements. Subtract 200 - 500 calories and then weigh everything you eat. Use the Fatsecret App to get your macros and calories.
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MPhilosopher wrote:
What is your caloric and macro split? How many grams of PRO, CHO, F?
Your plateau is a bit long, something else is going on.
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Obelix wrote:
MPhilosopher wrote:
What is your caloric and macro split? How many grams of PRO, CHO, F?
Your plateau is a bit long, something else is going on.
Sorry missed the macro part,
According to Myfitnesspal
Protein is 211
Carb 283
Fibre 29
Sugars 36
Fat 65
Saturdated 25
Poly un 9
Mono Unsaturated 15
Cholesterol 1326
Sodium 2098mg
Like i said in my last post, i seem to be on the move again, will keep monitoring it
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Obelix wrote: Yeah i didnt read it correctly
Calories 2,990
Carbs 343g
Fat 74g
Protein 246g
Sodium 2371mg
Sugar 41
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