I've lost over 80 pounds since October and was just curious if any other bombers have had similar weight loss success stories. I went from a 2XL shirt to a L and a 44-waist pants to a 36. I'm still looking to lose about 50 more pounds.
Any other big losers?
" There's something on your shirt. Also, congrats, keep it up! "You must be talking about the Polo logo.
Congrats on the weight loss!
About 3 years ago, I lost 50+ pounds in about 6 months, then I gained 20 pounds of muscle the next year.
I am one. In early 2007 I weighed 308lbs. After a long difficult path I made it to 195 in 2009 and maintained that weight for a year and a half. Then in mid 2010 I got a bit lazy (shit happens) and went up 10 pounds to 205. Am currently working my way back down and looking to reach 180.
" @TaliciaDragonsong said:Lol, it looks like a stain." There's something on your shirt. Also, congrats, keep it up! "You must be talking about the Polo logo. "
" As someone who has been lazy as fuck my whole life, yet naturally skinny as a stick, I find people who manage to lose weight and keep it off impressive. I really doubt my ability to motivate myself to do the same should my metabolism ever slow. "I'm in your boat, I have the matabolism of a God. The only thing that lets me down is a fat neck, and slimming that down is not easy.
I recently went to Europe though, and somehow lost about 10 kilos (May have been not eating for three days while ill). I've now tried to keep up an exercise regime, but since I fucked my leg, I haven't been running. Gonna look into a pool membership.
Congratulations on your weight loss. I've been trying to lose a little myself, but it hasn't been easy...
Can I...have a little bit of that weight? I'll be honest, I probably look borderline emaciated given my height, and I want to gain some weight.
i cant say i lost weight but i was a pretty fat kid when i was younger and when i became a teenager i became skinny
" @Slaker117 said:Me too. I don't even do that much but I'm quite thin and starting to gain some muscle. Just lucky I s'pose." As someone who has been lazy as fuck my whole life, yet naturally skinny as a stick, I find people who manage to lose weight and keep it off impressive. I really doubt my ability to motivate myself to do the same should my metabolism ever slow. "I'm in your boat, I have the matabolism of a God. The only thing that lets me down is a fat neck, and slimming that down is not easy. I recently went to Europe though, and somehow lost about 10 kilos (May have been not eating for three days while ill). I've now tried to keep up an exercise regime, but since I fucked my leg, I haven't been running. Gonna look into a pool membership. "
OT: Thats great man, congratulations keep going!
Nope, still a whale.
I started walking a few weeks ago, but I don't feel any different. I keep trying to change my eating habits to go along with it, but it's impossible to do when you have zero say in what groceries get bought in the house. So when it comes meal time and the only things in the house you like to eat are all bad for you there isn't much choice. Eat the bad food or go hungry. Time will tell I suppose.
To be honest I don't think I have ever really tried to lose weight before, but for some reason I feel different this time. Like this time I'm going to be serious about it. Then of course I find myself in situations like I just did, where I will be walking out to the kitchen to get a glass of water only to discover half a plate of garlic fingers sitting on the counter that some else made and it all goes out the window.
Le sigh... I wish life was an RPG so I could re-roll and try to increase my Willpower and Intelligence attributes.
EDIT: Congrats on the weight loss.
Nope, I don't have a cat. HAHA!
But really, I've been gaining weight for the past 6 months or so since I haven't really had much time to exercise. I should work on that.
As Chong Li said in Bloodsport:
"VER-RY GOOD"
I can't say I've been as successful as you've been, though. I've been at it for a year, and I haven't made much progress. Mostly because I just can't kick the junk food addiction. : p
But, your success story gives me hope. I know I'll get to where you are one of these days. I just have to keep at it!
Thanks for all the love guys. I will proudly represent the Giantbomb nation in my quest to become a skinny dude!
@crusader8463: I was kinda in the same camp as you, except instead of having my choices of food being put on me by other people, it was more I was too broke to afford the healthy stuff, and anyone who's ever been a broke college kid can tell you, the worst stuff for you is also always the cheapest. But I got a job, some money, and just decided enough was enough. It sounds like you're in the right time-frame. Only thing I can recommend is if you can't cut out the stuff that's bad for you completely, at least try to have less of it. And exercise really is a huge part of weight loss, so at least try to get into the habit. Also, I never really felt different, it was only other people and my scale that let me know I was losing weight. And I mean, once you start going down in pants sizes, you can't really deny that it's happening anymore.
@GlenTennis: congrats man. Cutting out regular soda was without a doubt the best decision I ever made. Even when I cheat, I know it's not that bad because I'm still under a 2000-calorie deficit and I'm still not drinking sugar-loaded sodas. Exercise is underrated when it comes to dieting. Changing your eating habits is (usually) just not enough.
Congrats man, you look way different!
I just hit 200 recently, I need to start exercising and eating better.
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