fight the flab
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Re: fight the flab
I've no idea how, but shifted another 2lbs last week.
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Re: fight the flab
great job Bruce! you must have lost well over a stone by now?Bruce Rioja wrote:I've no idea how, but shifted another 2lbs last week.
after a very meagre loss last week (under 1lb) - this week I roared back with a 2.4lb loss!
this week will be a little different as I am off to Mevagissey for the week with the missus in a tiny cottage right by the harbour - several fine pubs with food within 5mins walk from the front door...
however - I have lost weight every single week since 22nd July, so I reckon I can take a week off and not worry too much about it!
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Cheers. 22.6 lbs (and still fat).thebish wrote:
great job Bruce! you must have lost well over a stone by now?
You'll be on the left hand side of that BMI chart in a bit. Enjoy your week off.
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10 bags of sugar!!! that will certainly make running easier! (if you don't believe me - try running whilst carrying ten bags of sugar tomorrow!)Bruce Rioja wrote:Cheers. 22.6 lbs (and still fat).thebish wrote:
great job Bruce! you must have lost well over a stone by now?
You'll be on the left hand side of that BMI chart in a bit. Enjoy your week off.
this weight-loss thing can be a bit addictive - I am now eying up the possibility of the formerly impossible target of 11stone - after christmas some time...
I can give it up ny time - errr.. honest!
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ok - post holiday weigh-day of truth!
despite the chocolate, the HUGE pub fish and chips, the beer the giant cornish pastie and the complete packet of cornish clotted cream shortbread biscuits, I managed to lose half a pound...
despite the chocolate, the HUGE pub fish and chips, the beer the giant cornish pastie and the complete packet of cornish clotted cream shortbread biscuits, I managed to lose half a pound...
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Similarly, despite me enjoying cheese, chips, pizza and chocolate over the weekend for the first time in yonks, I've managed to budge a further two pounds this week. I'd truly resigned myself to having put weight on. A bit weird.thebish wrote:ok - post holiday weigh-day of truth!
despite the chocolate, the HUGE pub fish and chips, the beer the giant cornish pastie and the complete packet of cornish clotted cream shortbread biscuits, I managed to lose half a pound...
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in the zone Bruce!! You should patent the pizza, chocolate, cheese and chips diet!Bruce Rioja wrote:Similarly, despite me enjoying cheese, chips, pizza and chocolate over the weekend for the first time in yonks, I've managed to budge a further two pounds this week. I'd truly resigned myself to having put weight on. A bit weird.thebish wrote:ok - post holiday weigh-day of truth!
despite the chocolate, the HUGE pub fish and chips, the beer the giant cornish pastie and the complete packet of cornish clotted cream shortbread biscuits, I managed to lose half a pound...
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I'll be rich! Oh, did I fail to mention the amount of wine we got through? How remiss.thebish wrote:in the zone Bruce!! You should patent the pizza, chocolate, cheese and chips diet!Bruce Rioja wrote:Similarly, despite me enjoying cheese, chips, pizza and chocolate over the weekend for the first time in yonks, I've managed to budge a further two pounds this week. I'd truly resigned myself to having put weight on. A bit weird.thebish wrote:ok - post holiday weigh-day of truth!
despite the chocolate, the HUGE pub fish and chips, the beer the giant cornish pastie and the complete packet of cornish clotted cream shortbread biscuits, I managed to lose half a pound...
Just done this week's first 5K. Sweating it out after the first K
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Just done this week's first 5K. Sweating it out after the first K [/quote]
Well done mate, I was starting to worry that you might have to widen your front door or something................oh.........................
Just done this week's first 5K. Sweating it out after the first K [/quote]
Well done mate, I was starting to worry that you might have to widen your front door or something................oh.........................
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Re: fight the flab
I have read, in a number of places, that 3x 5k runs a week is worth a kg of fat, give or take
Frankly, the reward isn't what it needs to be
Frankly, the reward isn't what it needs to be
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CAPSLOCK wrote:I have read, in a number of places, that 3x 5k runs a week is worth a kg of fat, give or take
Frankly, the reward isn't what it needs to be
Running at 5 mph burns .064 calories per minute per pound of body weight
Running at 6 mph burns .079 calories per minute per pound of body weight
Running at 10 mph burns .10 calories per minute per pound of body weight
Running at 12 mph burns .13 calories per minute per pound of body weight
if you do 5k in about half an hour - then give-or-take - you are a 6mph runner... - 0.079 calories/min/pound of body weight..
so - a 13stone person = 182lb, running for 30mins
calories for a 5k run = 0.079x182x30 = 431kcal
3 runs would be 1293 kcal
1lb of body fat = (approx) 3500 kcal
so your three runs lose you about half a pound by my reckoning - nowhere near a kilogram!! sorry!
Re: fight the flab
I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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It is, but the afterglow of diet leaves you feeling mentally shitty, the exercise makes it feel good.CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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indeed! but it would be more than half a pound if you weighed more than 13stone and/or ran faster than a 10min mile!CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
if you want to burn calories - it pays to be fatter or faster! (or both!)
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this is true - and - exercise actually IS good for you!Hoboh wrote:It is, but the afterglow of diet leaves you feeling mentally shitty, the exercise makes it feel good.CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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Couple of hundred yards does for me.thebish wrote:this is true - and - exercise actually IS good for you!Hoboh wrote:It is, but the afterglow of diet leaves you feeling mentally shitty, the exercise makes it feel good.CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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True, but then running makes me want to eat sensibly afterwards rather than undoing the work.CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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I suspect - given the figures quoted - that a hearty full-english breakfast after a park run more than undoes the good work!Bruce Rioja wrote:True, but then running makes me want to eat sensibly afterwards rather than undoing the work.CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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Ahem. I had an omelettethebish wrote:I suspect - given the figures quoted - that a hearty full-english breakfast after a park run more than undoes the good work!Bruce Rioja wrote:True, but then running makes me want to eat sensibly afterwards rather than undoing the work.CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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oh yes - you're a pro!!Bruce Rioja wrote:Ahem. I had an omelettethebish wrote:I suspect - given the figures quoted - that a hearty full-english breakfast after a park run more than undoes the good work!Bruce Rioja wrote:True, but then running makes me want to eat sensibly afterwards rather than undoing the work.CAPSLOCK wrote:I actually meant to type a lb and I did know it was a little less than a full lb
It does show that its more about diet than exercise
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