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07-13-2020 , 03:28 PM
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Originally Posted by plaaynde
Good luck with your efforts, Teeth! In the end efforts pay off. You will find yourself lighter than you would have been otherwise.
Appreciate it.



146g P/ 69g F/ 152g C
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07-14-2020 , 03:25 PM


91g P/ 96g F/ 114g C
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07-15-2020 , 12:06 PM
Being that regularly a notch below 2000 cal is like music in my ears
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07-15-2020 , 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by plaaynde
Being that regularly a notch below 2000 cal is like music in my ears
Just grinding it out



106g P/ 95g F/ 161g C
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07-15-2020 , 12:59 PM
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Originally Posted by Teethwash2
Just grinding it out



106g P/ 95g F/ 161g C
It's not always the great moves that count
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07-16-2020 , 03:31 PM


120g P/ 93g F/ 92g C
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07-17-2020 , 03:24 PM


155g P/ 75g F/ 93g C
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07-17-2020 , 03:40 PM
You almost don't have to post your weight with this record. It's carved in stone it goes down smoothly. Good job!
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07-18-2020 , 05:04 AM
Really good start, keep it going!
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07-18-2020 , 05:58 AM
On top of logging your food and reducing caloric intake, you definitely need to begin a basic barbell strength training program. The extra muscle mass will improve the way you look at any given weight and create more metabolically active tissue such that it becomes easier for you to lose bodyfat in the long term. It's also a lot of fun with a surprisingly high retention rate and will definitely help you to keep the unhealthy weight off in the long run.

I recommend Starting Strength, by Mark Rippetoe. Here is a step-by-step guide that tells you exactly what to do from day one:
https://startingstrengthmirror.fando..._Strength_Wiki

If you want to, there is also a 300+ page book to dive into for understanding the theory and all the specific details, but posting videos of you performing the lifts to be coached by people on here is probably a much better/easier way of approaching things.
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07-18-2020 , 06:37 PM
Appreciate it guys

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Originally Posted by Evoken
On top of logging your food and reducing caloric intake, you definitely need to begin a basic barbell strength training program. The extra muscle mass will improve the way you look at any given weight and create more metabolically active tissue such that it becomes easier for you to lose bodyfat in the long term. It's also a lot of fun with a surprisingly high retention rate and will definitely help you to keep the unhealthy weight off in the long run.

I recommend Starting Strength, by Mark Rippetoe. Here is a step-by-step guide that tells you exactly what to do from day one:
https://startingstrengthmirror.fando..._Strength_Wiki

If you want to, there is also a 300+ page book to dive into for understanding the theory and all the specific details, but posting videos of you performing the lifts to be coached by people on here is probably a much better/easier way of approaching things.
Yeah I totally agree. I've read SS cover to cover (albeit like 8 years ago) and while no doubt informative, it was dry af so I probably wont reread it. The issue with doing any sort of routine is where I live gyms are shut down due to covid. I've looked into just buying a bench, squat rack and a barbell but they're either sold out or prohibitively expensive. So for the moment I've been doing at least an hr walk a day and ****ing around with these resistance bands:



As soon as gyms reopen ill be back in there and might post form videos. Depends how much of a pussy ***** I am.


Weigh in:

27/8/12 - 352
??/??/14 - 203
06/07/20 - 321.8
12/07/20 - 313.2

19/07/20 - 309.5 (-3.7)

Not terrible, not great. Will keep pushing.




107g P/ 108g F/ 63g C
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07-19-2020 , 06:24 PM


First real bad day. Back to it today.
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07-19-2020 , 09:06 PM
We need variation. As long as the variation is not very big and doesn't continue, it's ok
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07-19-2020 , 09:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Teethwash2
I used to have a thread here where I lost a bunch of weight largely in the pursuit of getting laid.


https://forumserver.twoplustwo.com/8...-life-1261287/


It went well for a while, both the getting laid and the weight loss. Its all documented in the thread but losing that 150-odd pounds was obviously a life changer. Falling back into old habits over the last three or so years has equally re-changed my life. I'm not at peak fat again but we're getting close. After learning of YTFs passing and for whatever reason it hitting right in the feels I'm feeling motivated. While I dont think I'm actually capable of making life long changes I'm hoping being spurred on by YTF and the novelty of making this thread will get the scale going back in the right direction for a while. I took out private health insurance a few months ago and I can get bariatric surgery next April. Losing some weight before then would be nice.

Will do IF (16/8 or 18/6 or whatever, I dunno if that gets **** on but having hard and fast rules seemed to work for me) and SS. Getting into the gym from day one cant hurt. Everyone in the previous thread said my old super big cal deficit was unsustainable. Ofc they were all right and this time I'll probably eat more than last time. Will try and log every day YTF style.

27/8/12 - 352
22/7/13 - 222
25/7/13 - 214
??/??/14 - 203
??/??/15 - 269
07/02/16 - 235.5
12/02/16 - 232.1


06/07/20 - 321.8. Yuck.
just a simple self discipline you can make it. keep moving
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07-20-2020 , 06:27 PM
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Originally Posted by plaaynde
We need variation. As long as the variation is not very big and doesn't continue, it's ok
Yeah agreed. Wont lose my **** over a 2000 cal day.



125g P/ 48g F/ 131g C
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07-20-2020 , 06:43 PM
What's your maintenance calories? 2k is probably still a pretty big deficit, I wouldn't worry about but.
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07-21-2020 , 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by river_tilt
What's your maintenance calories? 2k is probably still a pretty big deficit, I wouldn't worry about but.
BMR is like 2650. So maintenance would be around 3.1k? So yeah, still a big deficit.



97g P/ 31g F/ 226g C
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07-21-2020 , 03:19 PM
Wow amazing post by loco.


Nice start Teethwash, keep it up!
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07-22-2020 , 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by TooCuriousso1
Wow amazing post by loco.


Nice start Teethwash, keep it up!
Thanks boss.

Food was exactly the same as the day before: 1558 cals.
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07-23-2020 , 02:44 AM
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Originally Posted by Teethwash2
So for the moment I've been doing at least an hr walk a day and ****ing around with these resistance bands:


Don't forget to film!
https://youtu.be/7l7oRddpE1M
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07-23-2020 , 08:47 PM
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Originally Posted by MeLoveYouLongTime
Don't forget to film!
https://youtu.be/7l7oRddpE1M
Might have to stick with free weights.



146g P/ 71g F/ 112g C

Milk in bolognese ****ing goes.
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07-24-2020 , 07:07 PM


120g P/ 100g F/ 90g C
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07-24-2020 , 09:11 PM
Nice detailed logging. I like how you even include lettuce.
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07-25-2020 , 08:20 PM


147g P/ 99g F/ 51g C

Weigh in:

27/8/12 - 352
??/??/14 - 203
06/07/20 - 321.8
12/07/20 - 313.2
19/07/20 - 309.5

26/07/20 - 306.8 (-2.7)

Without actually doing the math, I feel like I should be losing more if my numbers are correct. Since I'm pretty sure thermodynamics apply to me I'm thinking I must be measuring my portions wrong or choosing inaccurate entries when logging. Will be extra precise this week. Also I'm eating pizza tonight. Lol.
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07-25-2020 , 08:48 PM
I mean you're down 15lbs in 20 days?!

What do you estimate your maintenance to be? -2.7 would suggest 1350cal daily deficit. Which would be around 3k maint. 29, 5'9, light exercise 1-3x a week yields 3200 or so.

I prefer weighing in more often because there's variance and you're going to catch it on some high/low days once a week. ie you might weigh 305.2 tomorrow.
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