Starting weight: 247lbs
Ending weight: 242lbs
~Calories for the week~ 1964 BMR
April 1: 1533
April 2: 2030
April 3: 1540
April 4: 1195
April 5: 1500
April 6: 1790
April 7: 1430
Total: 11018
13748-11018= 2730 calories lost from cutting. So for the 5lbs to have been lost I needed to burn...
3500*5= 17500-2730= 14770
So I burned 14770 calories by just going to work. But my work does involve me running around all day, lifting boxes, and the doing carts two of the six days I did work. I was also sick this week and ate some comfort food so I think I did pretty well. I've already started this week off poorly! Yay!(Mmmm Teen Burger)
I just want to add how much of a waste Wii fit is. I was talking to someone at work about it and it just seems like such a waste. I'm pretty sure you won't be building much(or any) muscle while playing these little games and it seems like more of a good idea in theory than something of actual use. I bought DDR a month ago or so and barely even played it. These things are just a waste.
Friday, 8 April 2011
Monday, 4 April 2011
My Story So Far
I've been fat almost all my life. Two years ago I decided to change that. I use to play World of Warcraft all day, everyday. I ate whatever I wanted and ended up weighing 344lbs.
I suppose I went on a crash course diet trying all sorts of food combinations of so called "healthy foods" and managed to lose 23lbs in my first month. But it was sort of a hassle to juggle all those meals and plan out what I was suppose to eat and when. Eventually I began eating the same basic thing everyday following the "Canada Food Guide" roughly and getting some food from each group.
1-2 Cups of Rice. At first it was Instant Brown Rice, then White, and now I buy the big bags of Parboiled rice. The big bags cost 1/4 as much as the instant stuff and takes 2 minutes more to cook.
Frozen Vegetables. I never really have time to get fresh produce so I eat frozen veggies throughout the week.
Eggs/Tune/Lean Ground Beef. These are my sources of protein. I'll only have two of the three during a day. Two hard boiled eggs since cooking in oil in sort of out of the question. Lean ground beef is amazing and once I added it to my diet I seen no negative results. Tuna is low is fat and all that crap, never had an issue with it, it's cheap, and I try to stray away from it from time to time in case the whole mercury thing is for real.
Cottage Cheese. This is the only dairy I have pretty much ever. I tried yogurt for a while and it just wasn't that great. Soy Milk is nice from time to time.
Seasonings. I use pretty much anything without salt. I was/am addicted to salt to a point where it's disgusting. I usually use Chilli powered, Italian seasonings, basil, Curry, and sometimes chicken soup base.
So after my first month, and losing 23lbs I was optimistic. But something wasn't quite right because I didn't get down to 300lbs until maybe a year later. I'd like to place some of my blame on World of Warcraft. I get into that game and lose track of all my goals. Up until last October my weight slowly got down to 290lbs and fluctuated around there. Then I got a new job, got off my ass, quit World of Warcraft, and over the holiday season I went from 290-247lbs. Sadly I think they way I did this might have caused me to have more loose skin than anyone would want. Right now I have bingo wings and if I keep going I will probably need a tummy tuck. So I need to start lifting weights, which I have bought.
My current stats are.
Weight: 247lbs
Height: 6'0
Chest: 44 Inches
Waist: 40 Inches
Hips: 42 Inches
I wear XL shirts and size 15 jeans.
Hopefully this blog will be a good place to track my further progress and help motivate other people.
I suppose I went on a crash course diet trying all sorts of food combinations of so called "healthy foods" and managed to lose 23lbs in my first month. But it was sort of a hassle to juggle all those meals and plan out what I was suppose to eat and when. Eventually I began eating the same basic thing everyday following the "Canada Food Guide" roughly and getting some food from each group.
1-2 Cups of Rice. At first it was Instant Brown Rice, then White, and now I buy the big bags of Parboiled rice. The big bags cost 1/4 as much as the instant stuff and takes 2 minutes more to cook.
Frozen Vegetables. I never really have time to get fresh produce so I eat frozen veggies throughout the week.
Eggs/Tune/Lean Ground Beef. These are my sources of protein. I'll only have two of the three during a day. Two hard boiled eggs since cooking in oil in sort of out of the question. Lean ground beef is amazing and once I added it to my diet I seen no negative results. Tuna is low is fat and all that crap, never had an issue with it, it's cheap, and I try to stray away from it from time to time in case the whole mercury thing is for real.
Cottage Cheese. This is the only dairy I have pretty much ever. I tried yogurt for a while and it just wasn't that great. Soy Milk is nice from time to time.
Seasonings. I use pretty much anything without salt. I was/am addicted to salt to a point where it's disgusting. I usually use Chilli powered, Italian seasonings, basil, Curry, and sometimes chicken soup base.
So after my first month, and losing 23lbs I was optimistic. But something wasn't quite right because I didn't get down to 300lbs until maybe a year later. I'd like to place some of my blame on World of Warcraft. I get into that game and lose track of all my goals. Up until last October my weight slowly got down to 290lbs and fluctuated around there. Then I got a new job, got off my ass, quit World of Warcraft, and over the holiday season I went from 290-247lbs. Sadly I think they way I did this might have caused me to have more loose skin than anyone would want. Right now I have bingo wings and if I keep going I will probably need a tummy tuck. So I need to start lifting weights, which I have bought.
My current stats are.
Weight: 247lbs
Height: 6'0
Chest: 44 Inches
Waist: 40 Inches
Hips: 42 Inches
I wear XL shirts and size 15 jeans.
Hopefully this blog will be a good place to track my further progress and help motivate other people.
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