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[Food] Lose 7lbs in November













Couldn't Be Hyypia

We've come a long long way together
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Nov 12, 2006
16,693
Near Dorchester, Dorset
Day 1: 16st 4lb
Day 16: 16st 0lb
-4lb

Back to where I was a week ago and I think moving in the right direction. More hopeful of hitting 7lbs by the end of the month.

Well done to everyone else for sticking with this. Sustainable change in eating habits is the name of the game for all of us.
 




Couldn't Be Hyypia

We've come a long long way together
NSC Patron
Nov 12, 2006
16,693
Near Dorchester, Dorset
Any change of eating habits is going to have difficult times to negotiate. It's the nature of the beast. I think it's really important to roll with them and try get back on track as soon as is feasible. You are not alone...!


This mid-month challenge time is going to be hard . We're two weeks in and although I'm doing OK with my addiction to over eating, I need to expand the variety of my food now to keep me firmly on track. Any healthy, appetising, easy to cook/create recipes, are very welcome from anyone.
I'd go for more, and more types of, veg with every meal. Almost any can be hacked up and roasted with spices. Kale, cabbages, cauli all amazing right now (try quartering a hispi or curly cabbage and roasting!!).

So my advice, load up on veg (bar the very carby roots).
 


Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
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Bedsex

not my real name
Jan 29, 2009
2,164
Flitwick
Day 1: 86.5kg (13st 9lb); body fat 17.8%
Day 17: 84.25kg (13st 4lb); body fat 17.4%

A 2.25kg (5lb) loss since the day 1 weigh-in. But a huge 1.35kg (3lb) gain since yesterday’s weigh-in.

No, I didn’t binge myself stupid yesterday, I stayed on-track with the no snacking regime that I started in 1 Nov. So why such a difference? I had a hard 1 hour session on the turbo trainer yesterday morning and weighed myself immediately afterwards. So I reckon the difference is water - I sweated away the best part of a kilo and a half on the turbo yesterday morning.

At least I know what I’ll be doing immediately before the final weigh-in on 30 Nov 😉
 


cjd

Well-known member
Jun 22, 2006
6,298
La Rochelle
Day 1: 86.5kg (13st 9lb); body fat 17.8%
Day 17: 84.25kg (13st 4lb); body fat 17.4%

A 2.25kg (5lb) loss since the day 1 weigh-in. But a huge 1.35kg (3lb) gain since yesterday’s weigh-in.

No, I didn’t binge myself stupid yesterday, I stayed on-track with the no snacking regime that I started in 1 Nov. So why such a difference? I had a hard 1 hour session on the turbo trainer yesterday morning and weighed myself immediately afterwards. So I reckon the difference is water - I sweated away the best part of a kilo and a half on the turbo yesterday morning.

At least I know what I’ll be doing immediately before the final weigh-in on 30 Nov 😉

I think it is definitely an issue with water retention.

Something that happens as well the older you get...ha ha.

It's a good reason for why many say to only weigh once a week as the fluctuations daily can be disappointing at times to morale.

I can't help but get on the scales first thing every morning, but I'm used to the fluctuations and try and not let it bother my ultimate goal.

There are a few who may get over the line of 7lbs on this coming Friday, 8 days ahead of schedule. You may well be one of them.

Good luck...!












 
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Bedsex

not my real name
Jan 29, 2009
2,164
Flitwick
I think it is definitely an issue with water retention.

Something that happens as well the older you get...ha ha.

It's a good reason for why many say to only weigh once a week as the fluctuations daily can be disappointing at times to morale.

I can't help but get on the scales first thing every morning, but I'm used to the fluctuations and try and not let it bother my ultimate goal.

There are a few who may get over the line of 7lbs on this coming Friday, 8 days ahead of schedule. You may well be one of them.

Good luck...!
I’ve already been there - I was 8lb down at yesterday’s weigh-in. Maybe that’s a more interesting challenge - lose 7lb or more then put it all back on by the end of November 😂
 


cjd

Well-known member
Jun 22, 2006
6,298
La Rochelle
I’ve already been there - I was 8lb down at yesterday’s weigh-in. Maybe that’s a more interesting challenge - lose 7lb or more then put it all back on by the end of November 😂
Ha ha.....I did see your post re losing 8lbs before. I'm putting my faith in you, that you will get there again...and sustain it, before the end of the month.
 










Triggaaar

Well-known member
Oct 24, 2005
53,006
Goldstone
I think it is definitely an issue with water retention.

Something that happens as well the older you get...ha ha.

It's a good reason for why many say to only weigh once a week as the fluctuations daily can be disappointing at times to morale.

It happens even after a week. I started writing down my weight on 26th Oct and have lost a couple of kg since then, but there have been a couple of days (10th & 14th Nov) where my weight has been higher than it was on the 1st. If I didn't know better that could be annoying. If you know you've changed your diet/exercise, the weight will come off.


I can't help but get on the scales first thing every morning, but I'm used to the fluctuations and try and not let it bother my ultimate goal.

I prefer to do it that way too.
 


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