Weight Watcher's Thread

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defy-one

Guest
i went up by 4lbs, got back into running/walking on the treadmill, and some core work.... weight has come down by 3lbs :biggrin:
 

potsy

Rambler
Location
My Armchair
Really struggling to shift any pounds :-(
I decided at the start of December that it's pointless for me to even try to lose any weight before the new year, have set myself a 'must not exced' weight gain over crimbo too, hopefully that will see me start 2013 lighter than I have started any year since about 1998 :thumbsup:

At least I got down to a new low weight earlier this year, next year that will be beaten :training:
 

pauldavid

Veteran
I seem to be winning. But it is clear that watching what I eat is going to be a lifelong exercise.

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Could you tell me what ipad app this is, it looks like just the thing I'm looking for to give myself some visual motivation with my weight loss.

Thanks in advance.
 

compo

Veteran
Location
Harlow
I have not hidden the fact that I have a weight problem at 18.5 stones. So does my wife, currently at the same weight, but she is only five feet tall. I have genuine medical issues which don't help including a daily dose of steroids coupled with having had my thyroid gland removed. The basic rules of weight loss are not different though, balancing energy in, energy out. Problem is I like my food too much. In the New Year I have resolved to attack my weight and am signing up to a NHS course to help.

My wife joined Slimmers World about three months ago and is doing brilliantly having lost 1.5 stones. She is eating sensibly but most importantly has increased her exercise levels. She is walking more, our poor little dog doesn't know what has hit it! She has also joined a gym, which knowing her has really amazed me. She says she loves the treadmill. So, what she doesn't know is that yesterday I bought her a powered treadmill and we have to go collect it today. I have told her we are going out but not where! We had agreed to not buy presents for each other this year so that has gone out of the window.

With bikes she has real problems getting her leg over or through the frame. We bought a Raleigh 20 which she can ride but it is a bit clapped out. I was wondering if a teen girls bike with 24" wheels would be better for her, but she is going to wait and see if she can gain more flexibility in her legs which may make a normal sized bike useable.
 

ianrauk

Tattooed Beat Messiah
Location
Rides Ti2
@compo
Good on you both and the very best of luck for 2013. I will look forward to reading about your progress. I can imagine it must be be a great help to the both of you having a common goal to lose weight and get fitter.
 

defy-one

Guest
Treadmills are great .... i have one at home. Just keep walking/running and that weight will shift.
Great for when the weather is bad or you don't have enough time to get out on the bike.
Argos usually do a sale come January!
 

compo

Veteran
Location
Harlow
Well, we got the treadmill. It's second hand but in perfect nick. My wife is well pleased, so pleased she even made a cup of tea when we got home.
 

Sittingduck

Legendary Member
Location
Somewhere flat
As of Tomorrow.... I'm back on the straight and narrow, big time! Need to set myself some targets to hit and timescales in which to hit them, though. The softly softly, no pressure approach hasn't been working. Need to get tough! I'll post my weight here on Monday mornings to add extra incentive :whistle:
 
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