Show us your.......newbie progress! [4 Sep 2012 - 4 Oct 2014]

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Supersuperleeds

Legendary Member
Location
Leicester
I'm a struggler in the weight region, always have been. I have to try really hard to get it off and keep it off. :sad: sucks. So hoping cycling will help.

It will, plenty of ex-fat/not so fat blokes (and probably a few ladies as well) on here.
 

Batgirl

In Disguise!
Location
SW Wales
Me too, watching what I eat, Gym lifting weights and cycling has lead me to be nearly 8st lighter :smile:
Wow now that is a weight loss!! Well done :smile: I do weights (complimentary and have been powerlifiting for the last couple of years), I've put weight on after a years gap - my fault for taking my eye off the scales. Hopefully by spring next year I'll have things sorted again.

What sort of diet / calorie deficit did you do?
 

bpsmith

Veteran
I was 77kg when starting in earnest in February. Now 69kg. Thats 1.25 stone for imperial lovers. That's with eating the same amount, but less processed food and cycling. Still indulge and still enjoy a beer too.

I know the above is not heavy, even to start with, but shows what can be done in a fairly short time. Fat loss is probably more than the above, when you factor in muscle gain too.

More importantly than the weight element, I feel so much fitter in general. Wish I had done this years ago.
 

Justinslow

Lovely jubbly
Location
Suffolk
Went out this morning with the intension to get over the 20 mile barrier, managed just under 40 miles but ran out of time as had to take my boy to football. Pretty happy with the ride, legs feel a bit stiff now but overall body seems to be acclimatising nicely to the bike!

One of the subjects in this pic is a large pile of sh#t ...........it's not the bike!:laugh:
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Effyb4

Veteran
Most of my riding has been utility riding this week. Not very many miles, but I've not had much time for leisure cycling. I used the bike instead of a courtesy car, when taking the car to the garage. The road I would have used to bypass the big hill was shut though, which meant going over the hill on the way home. This hill is only a couple of miles from my house, but I do everything I can to avoid it. Perhaps I need to man up.
http://www.strava.com/activities/186488273 and http://www.strava.com/activities/186564668

I've also been school uniform shopping with my son by bike. It's amazing how much you can fit in a pannier.
http://www.strava.com/activities/187353900
 
Finally getting back into it after the week/10 days off for Whitby Folk Week. Nice 50 miles today taking in Wallingford where I met some of my morris dancing chums as there is a festival going on.
Today's ride has moved my Eddington Number up one to 34 and only 3 rides short of 35 :smile:

http://www.strava.com/activities/187345632
 
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