03-01-2010, 09:47 AM
			
			
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			 Knowhutimean, Vern? 
			
			
			
				
			
			
				 
				Join Date: Oct 2008 
    First Name: Andy
				 Location: In a little town somewhere in the USA 
				
				
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				Re: Losing Weight with Andysutherland
			 
			 
			
		
		
		
			
			
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					Originally Posted by  SilverFox
					 
				 
				Well I am kicking ass and taking names so far 
 
Dec 25 291.2 lbs 
Jan 1 287.5 lbs 
Feb 1 265.0 lbs 
Mar 1 247.4 lbs 
 
Total loss over two months 40.1 lbs since Christmas day it has been 43.2 lbs 
 
I have dropped my total body fat from 33.5% to 22.1% while maintaining my glycogen index (body water) 
 
I have gone from a 42 waist to a 36. 
 
My workout regimen is tough though and I don't think I can ramp it up.  I am at 7.5 hrs of intense (anaerobic) cardio a week as well as 4.5 hrs of weight training. 
 
The eating part is getting tougher, in that I find it hard to continue eating properly to maintain my goals.  But in reverse of what you would expect, I just want to stop eating so that the weight goes.  It has become a chore rather than an enjoyment.  My wife tells me that she thinks I am Manorexic (by the way she says that tongue in cheek - we really need a sarcastic smiley) 
 
Add in that I feel like absolute crap right now, my throat and glands are inflamed and I can't talk (my kids think it is a blessing) and all my muscles are killing me. I am tired and cranky, so no workouts. 
 
I am still motivated however and have now more clearly defined my goals. 
 
The mid goal is 215lbs and 14% body fat. at that point I am going to switch things up and put 15 lbs of muscle back on so that I will be 230 lbs and about 12.5 to 13% fat.  The reason for this is twofold, one it will look damn good but the real reason is a bigger engine burns more fuel so adding that muscle mass on will help to increase metabolism and put me in around that 2,500 kcal a day range for maintenance and a reasonable workout schedule. 
 
That is my long diatribe for the start of month three, hope you all have success in your goals. 
			
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 Keep it up, Shawn!   
		 
		
		
		
		
		
		
			
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