Also it's referred to as a 24 hour fast, but I've realised that with intermittent fasting (ie not eating after 7pm the day before, and not until 11am the day after) it's actually a 40 (FORTY) hour fast.
Brutal.
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[Food] Lose 7lbs in November
- Thread starter Couldn't Be Hyypia
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Brutal.
Bob!
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- Jul 5, 2003
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I'm probably about 13st 5lbs currently, I like to be in the 12''s, preferably around 12st 10
My strategy will be to cut the evening snacking ( second dessert, cereals etc.)
Weststander
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.hampshirebrightonboy
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- Sep 3, 2011
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Aiming to go from 80kg to 70kg (176 to 154 lb) not going to happen in one month but hopefully this thread will help me make a good start.
I've stopped eating breakfast and snacking. Also doing fasted rides on the indoor bike - aiming for one hour sessions four times a week.
I've stopped eating breakfast and snacking. Also doing fasted rides on the indoor bike - aiming for one hour sessions four times a week.
Can you (or anyone else) recommend a decent indoor bike that doesn't break the bank? All the more tempting as we move into the winter months.
Algernon
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85.8kgs today.
Hoping to lose a tiny bit more.
Any tips?
Hoping to lose a tiny bit more.
Any tips?
Algernon
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Do you have a bicycle already?
I use an Elite trainer indoors but you have to have at least the space for a complete bike.
One of these.
You remove the rear wheel and bolt it up and pedal away and get bored after 10 minutes. But you can join Zwift online or other communities to try and lessen the boredom.
Sorry, have you just lost 3kgs in a month without realising it?
Please tell me your secret.
hampshirebrightonboy
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- Sep 3, 2011
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Well decent ones do cost quite a bit unfortunaltely. My Wattbike was £1,900 but you can pay interest free over a couple of years so not too bad.
I normally ride while watching the footy (not the Albion). Yesterday was Chelsea vs Newcastle. Too boring otherwise.
Just a very annoying physiology, whose powers have faded with age.
To illustrate the only time in my life (so far) I've deliberately lost weight I was 16 and a pretty lean 11.5 stone. Having totally lunched my intention to bulk up for start of rugby season I thought I can't get bigger in the next week but I can probably get faster.
The next week I was 11 stone by dint of my strict diet of not having thirds.
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@Weststander was referring to the 10% full fat Greek yoghurt that I mentioned I had in Greece. We both agree that low fat/fat free is a big no no for the reasons you stated
Can you specifically say what's wrong with this yoghurt: https://uk.fage/yoghurts/fage-total-0
Wardy's twin
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- Oct 21, 2014
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I guess the amount of weight to lose will depended on starting size, my nutritionist daughter would say a kilo a week is about right so that would be around 7lb or a bit more.
Agree daily weighing is not best idea (although if it keeps person focussed then do it) but weekly at same time e.g. Monday at 8:00am would be good (unless you are at work by then).
It's the same as the 0% fat Greek yoghurt. The sugars are naturally in the milk, they're not added.
PascalGroß Tips
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- Jan 29, 2024
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Nothing 'wrong' with it ... it just doesn't work for someone following a keto diet where 70/80% of your daily calorie intake should be fat.
If you're not following a keto diet then it's a good option ... other than it won't taste as good as a lovely creamy full fat Greek yoghurt
Weststander
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Thanks, I guessed that too.
We don't need that, we can all be honest (and the photos would be easy to cheat anyway). There's not really any winning, I'm sure everyone wants their fellow Brighton fans to do well and be healthy.
Ideally I think people should weigh themselves when they wake up, when evacuation is com, com, com, when evacuation is complete.
- Apr 5, 2014
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Yeah I think daily weighing is okay as long as long as people are aware of the variables. I was 2 and 1/2 lb heavier on Sunday but I knew it was simply because of salt weight from the previous day. It all came off today.