30 Day Fitness Challenge 2015
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I was thinking that same thought as you irvinehomeowner.
"The concern with fast weight loss is that it usually takes extraordinary efforts in diet and exercise ? efforts that could be unhealthy and that you probably can't maintain as permanent lifestyle changes.
Also, if you lose a lot of weight very quickly, you may not lose as much fat as you would with a more modest rate of weight loss. Instead, you might lose water weight or even lean tissue, since it's hard to burn that many fat calories in a short period."
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/weight-loss/expert-answers/fast-weight-loss/faq-20058289
Problem is it's cyclical... I can gain 2-3 lbs just sitting down too.
Well, I do wish you the best with meeting the 12 lb. goal if you choose to go down that path. After knowing you many years, I am confident that you can do anything you set your mind to. No doubt about it. But if you choose not to pursue it, don't worry. Just throwing that in there because sometimes, ok oftentimes, I get the feeling it's a "weighty issue" to you (pun intended?) All jokey-jokey aside, your worth as a person is not measured by the number on the scale. It is o.k. if you opt to stay where you are right now. Do you know yet if you're going to take the doctor's advice seriously and with a sense of urgency? Maybe you have already started but just not really posting about it or maybe there are other things you need to focus on right now? It is a commitment to set aside time to prioritize yourself and I know that is something probably all of us (definitely me) struggle with to some degree. I just hope you're healthy and feeling alright. Stay well. Keep us posted!
you going to work out like the Rock too?
His TDEE is like 5000 calories.
irvinehomeowner
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12 lbs in one month?
My doc wants me to lose that but in 6 months.
My doc wants me to lose that but in 6 months.
irvinehomeowner said:
I was thinking that same thought as you irvinehomeowner.
"The concern with fast weight loss is that it usually takes extraordinary efforts in diet and exercise ? efforts that could be unhealthy and that you probably can't maintain as permanent lifestyle changes.
Also, if you lose a lot of weight very quickly, you may not lose as much fat as you would with a more modest rate of weight loss. Instead, you might lose water weight or even lean tissue, since it's hard to burn that many fat calories in a short period."
http://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/weight-loss/expert-answers/fast-weight-loss/faq-20058289
irvinehomeowner
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Heh... you remembered.lnc said:irvinehomeowner said:
12 lbs shouldn't be too hard for a guy who can loose 2-3 lbs just sitting down.
Problem is it's cyclical... I can gain 2-3 lbs just sitting down too.
irvinehomeowner
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Oh but I am:SoCal said:
socal78
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Really love this kind of weather we're having right now. Cool and overcast. No burns. It makes it so much easier to push yourself when it's nice out like this. Walked/hiked for an hour and a half this morning. I think I'm seeing some modest results since a couple weeks ago but I'm still on the "seefood diet" so nothing too exciting. Thinking of visiting a spinal surgeon to discuss spinal fusion with steel rods. Always have a lot of numbness in one leg, and "dripping fire" when I exercise. I know I have a problem with one disc, unresolved by a chiropractor and my g.p. and I'm getting tired of it by now. But that's a big step (pun intended?). A lady at my church with the same problem, had a wedge surgically inserted between her vertebrae and it helped tremendously. Maybe that's an option. We shall see.
socal78
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irvinehomeowner said:Oh but I am:SoCal said:
Well, I do wish you the best with meeting the 12 lb. goal if you choose to go down that path. After knowing you many years, I am confident that you can do anything you set your mind to. No doubt about it. But if you choose not to pursue it, don't worry. Just throwing that in there because sometimes, ok oftentimes, I get the feeling it's a "weighty issue" to you (pun intended?) All jokey-jokey aside, your worth as a person is not measured by the number on the scale. It is o.k. if you opt to stay where you are right now. Do you know yet if you're going to take the doctor's advice seriously and with a sense of urgency? Maybe you have already started but just not really posting about it or maybe there are other things you need to focus on right now? It is a commitment to set aside time to prioritize yourself and I know that is something probably all of us (definitely me) struggle with to some degree. I just hope you're healthy and feeling alright. Stay well. Keep us posted!
Irvine Dream
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You know him? I thought no one knows the truth about IHO or where he lives (other than probably Irvine Realtor and the beloved FRAMMIE)SoCal said:
qwerty
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this is the Rock's diet, Farmiee and TCCC should try this for a couple of days and report back. I think this is breakfast for IHO
"According to the plan, the San Andreas star downs 36 ounces of cod, eight ounces of chicken, eight ounces of steak, 30 grams casein protein (whatever that is), two whole eggs plus one 10-egg-white omelet, six cups of rice, 12 ounces of sweet potato, 12 ounces of baked potato, four cups of veggies, two cups of oatmeal, and two whole salads each day. Oh, also, he adds two tablespoons of fish oil to wash it all down."
"According to the plan, the San Andreas star downs 36 ounces of cod, eight ounces of chicken, eight ounces of steak, 30 grams casein protein (whatever that is), two whole eggs plus one 10-egg-white omelet, six cups of rice, 12 ounces of sweet potato, 12 ounces of baked potato, four cups of veggies, two cups of oatmeal, and two whole salads each day. Oh, also, he adds two tablespoons of fish oil to wash it all down."
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qwerty said:this is the Rock's diet, Farmiee and TCCC should try this for a couple of days and report back. I think this is breakfast for IHO
"According to the plan, the San Andreas star downs 36 ounces of cod, eight ounces of chicken, eight ounces of steak, 30 grams casein protein (whatever that is), two whole eggs plus one 10-egg-white omelet, six cups of rice, 12 ounces of sweet potato, 12 ounces of baked potato, four cups of veggies, two cups of oatmeal, and two whole salads each day. Oh, also, he adds two tablespoons of fish oil to wash it all down."
you going to work out like the Rock too?
The Motor Court Company
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that's a lot of calories. it is not relevant without knowing his workout routine and his weight and body fat % (more muscle you have, more calorie you burn even if you are just sleeping). also the timing of eating these foods (and work out timing), like how many meals at how far apart...etc
qwerty said:this is the Rock's diet, Farmiee and TCCC should try this for a couple of days and report back. I think this is breakfast for IHO
"According to the plan, the San Andreas star downs 36 ounces of cod, eight ounces of chicken, eight ounces of steak, 30 grams casein protein (whatever that is), two whole eggs plus one 10-egg-white omelet, six cups of rice, 12 ounces of sweet potato, 12 ounces of baked potato, four cups of veggies, two cups of oatmeal, and two whole salads each day. Oh, also, he adds two tablespoons of fish oil to wash it all down."
homer_simpson
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The California Court Company said:that's a lot of calories. it is not relevant without knowing his workout routine and his weight and body fat % (more muscle you have, more calorie you burn even if you are just sleeping). also the timing of eating these foods (and work out timing), like how many meals at how far apart...etc
qwerty said:this is the Rock's diet, Farmiee and TCCC should try this for a couple of days and report back. I think this is breakfast for IHO
"According to the plan, the San Andreas star downs 36 ounces of cod, eight ounces of chicken, eight ounces of steak, 30 grams casein protein (whatever that is), two whole eggs plus one 10-egg-white omelet, six cups of rice, 12 ounces of sweet potato, 12 ounces of baked potato, four cups of veggies, two cups of oatmeal, and two whole salads each day. Oh, also, he adds two tablespoons of fish oil to wash it all down."
His TDEE is like 5000 calories.
The Motor Court Company
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the TKD diet is working I think...have gained my strength back and there is some muscle growth and most importantly, Adonis belt is more visible now (there are two V shaped vertical lines, I am working on the inner one)
irvinehomeowner
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gaysian should be all over this thread!
