weight loss

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Johnny6162
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Re: weight loss

Post by Johnny6162 » February 16th, 2020, 5:09 am

Dangerscouse wrote:
February 14th, 2020, 1:54 am
Johnny6162 wrote:
February 13th, 2020, 7:17 am
My stats need updating too. 53 years old now but happily 107kg now. Aiming to drop under 100kg
Sounds like a good sustainable weight loss too, which is important
I do feel a lot more in control with my weight now. It can rise with overindulging at Christmas etc, but I've got a set routine of exercise I do which includes tennis, cycling and rowing. The Middle East weather certainly makes tennis and cycling more appealing than when I was in the uk?!
57 Years Old, 6' 1/2", 107kg (236lbs),

Fisherguy
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Re: weight loss

Post by Fisherguy » March 5th, 2020, 2:28 am

(First post here. I'm a 61 yrs old male, 6'1", 230 pounds.)

Years ago I lost 30 lbs when I tried the Atkins diet, no carbs, lotsa fat and protein but that didn't last, sood as I got off that diet the weight came back. hat's why I'm reluctant to try the Keto thing even though lotsa people all over are losing a lotta weight. Not exactly sure how Keto and Atkins are different, more veggies etc with Keto? I just like bread too much to give it up, and I like rice and spuds.
So I've been rowing since October, have lost a few pounds but it's coming off slowly. I'm eating less junk, trying to eat fewer carbs, smaller dinners and I have about 1 beer a week instead of 1 or 2. I Still have a glass of whiskey every night.

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