I have now since two weeks been changing my life a little bit, I'm eating smaller portions of food and more vegetables (I'm sick of being overweight).

But, I am also on a stationary bike 1-2 hours a day. Either watching Giant Bomb-videos or playing an actual video game. Just now I did a 40 minute exercise while completing 3 missions in Red Dead Redemption (still haven't completed it, I know), and I've noticed that while I'm playing a video game I'm not as focused at the strain of my leg muscles and can perform better, that's pretty cool. I'm gonna focus on doing shorter and with more intense resistance on the wheels about 40-60 minutes, and longer, 1-2 hours, with less resistance.

So, I might do another blog post where I talk about the progress I'll be doing, or maybe I'll gain weight and get less muscles, who knows. I'm not really sure I'll end up where I want to, but I'll still enjoy the course of this journey that lays ahead of me. 

Anyone taking an interest in doing the same? 

I'm now of to watch the Bulletstorm QL with a little less intensity.

"But, I am also on a stationary bike 1-2 hours a day"

" @Jolt92 said:

"But, I am also on a stationary bike 1-2 hours a day"

If you hooked your stationary bike up to a generator you'd almost generate enough energy to power Ryan's entourage of dildos for an entire week.  "

"power Ryan's entourage of dildos "

What the fuck is going on here... haha!

But yeah, it's crazy how much the brain actually plays with you. What music do you listen to?

Everytime I died in COD:MW2 singleplayer on Veteran I'd do 20 sit ups. I didn't finish MW2 on veteran but I lost  4 stone ( 56 pounds ) you'd be surprised by how much you'd lose by not eating meat ( I am STILL a Vegiterian ) and ONLY drinking water. Trust me Soda, squah and milk makes you so hungry just cut out the water you'll notice a more even energy distrabution and a MUCH better lifestyle and you'll lose a pound or two in the process.

How's the weight loss going? I've lost about 30 lbs. this year by running a few times a week and not eating as much. Just curious as to your progress.