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Title: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 06, 2021, 08:31:00 PM
Yo Chubby SLAPers

I have never been the picture of health, but barely leaving the house for 1 year has caused me to gain 15 lbs of pure fat.

Now that it looks like life is about to begin again I need my shit together before the summer or skateboarding will suck.

I picking 20 lbs as my goal, cause I was trying to drop 10-15 lbs before all this shit.

Join me for the fight and post your final weight loss total if you like.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on March 06, 2021, 08:36:04 PM
Shit I wouldn’t mind losing a good 15lbs
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: animalflesh on March 06, 2021, 08:50:08 PM
I’ll go for 20
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: SneakySecrets on March 06, 2021, 09:17:49 PM
The only way I’m going to lose pounds is going to a British casino!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: animalflesh on March 06, 2021, 09:24:24 PM
The only way I’m going to lose pounds is going to a British casino!

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Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 06, 2021, 09:43:53 PM
It’s a bit rough and you wouldn’t do it for more than a week straight cause of the Mercury but if you only eat canned tuna, not the tasty ones either but the ones in spring water, yeah if you eat only that but as many as you want and only drink water for a week and then drop back and have only the tuna and water maybe two days a week in addition to some sort of healthy eating plan or counting calories for the rest of the week yeah you’ll defz lose weight quickly, particularly in the first week

Also if you enjoy walking or running do it a couple days a week but honestly for best long term weight loss just lift weights rather than doing cardio for an hour
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Burt Ward on March 06, 2021, 09:50:35 PM
It’s a bit rough and you wouldn’t do it for more than a week straight cause of the Mercury but if you only eat canned tuna, not the tasty ones either but the ones in spring water, yeah if you eat only that but as many as you want and only drink water for a week and then drop back and have only the tuna and water maybe two days a week in addition to some sort of healthy eating plan or counting calories for the rest of the week yeah you’ll defz lose weight quickly, particularly in the first week

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edit: Just saw you mentioned the mercury but still, you can keep this one.

edit#2: I don't need to lose weight, but look forward to seeing ya'll making progress. I get sucked into to those "I lost this amount of weight in this amount of time" youtube videos a bit too often.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: S. on March 07, 2021, 02:51:34 AM
I lost weight during Covid. I’ve had very little work and money for a year. The anxiety and boredom caused me to do yoga and a bunch of home gym exercises. I also picked up running for awhile.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 07, 2021, 03:17:48 AM
I'm with ya man. I gained 25 since this shit started. No diet change either other than a little bit more booze. It's funny in your 40s you can gain weight just thinking about food.  I chose 20, and once the snow melts and I can get outside it should be fairly easy (I hope)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: companguero on March 07, 2021, 03:34:36 AM
It’s a bit rough and you wouldn’t do it for more than a week straight cause of the Mercury but if you only eat canned tuna, not the tasty ones either but the ones in spring water, yeah if you eat only that but as many as you want and only drink water for a week and then drop back and have only the tuna and water maybe two days a week in addition to some sort of healthy eating plan or counting calories for the rest of the week yeah you’ll defz lose weight quickly, particularly in the first week

Also if you enjoy walking or running do it a couple days a week but honestly for best long term weight loss just lift weights rather than doing cardio for an hour

Get a load of Mr. Neil Fucking Breen up here !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfzeoYs20FU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfzeoYs20FU)

Still, I will attest to the benefits of straight canned tuna. Great protein density.



Damnit, Garden... feeling very attacked rn. I reached a lifetime high score of 200 pounds.
That's 20 bucks overweight for me.

I splurged on a complete in December and only skated two or three times. My depression has been a mfer.
But, I'm transitioning through a manic phase and trying to ride this out with wisdom and lessons learned in therapy.
Returning to exercise that isn't grinding time in a gym but rather spent on an activity I love would be great for mental health.
Plus, I've had in mind a long time to develop switch pushing. That would be some epic cardio.

For those of us with ample fats coupled with an inverse quantity of determination, I suggest steaks... I mean stakes.

What are we willing to sacrifice for fat loss?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: S. on March 07, 2021, 05:01:07 AM
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It’s a bit rough and you wouldn’t do it for more than a week straight cause of the Mercury but if you only eat canned tuna, not the tasty ones either but the ones in spring water, yeah if you eat only that but as many as you want and only drink water for a week and then drop back and have only the tuna and water maybe two days a week in addition to some sort of healthy eating plan or counting calories for the rest of the week yeah you’ll defz lose weight quickly, particularly in the first week

Also if you enjoy walking or running do it a couple days a week but honestly for best long term weight loss just lift weights rather than doing cardio for an hour
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Get a load of Mr. Neil Fucking Breen up here !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfzeoYs20FU (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfzeoYs20FU)

Still, I will attest to the benefits of straight canned tuna. Great protein density.



Damnit, Garden... feeling very attacked rn. I reached a lifetime high score of 200 pounds.
That's 20 bucks overweight for me.

I splurged on a complete in December and only skated two or three times. My depression has been a mfer.
But, I'm transitioning through a manic phase and trying to ride this out with wisdom and lessons learned in therapy.
Returning to exercise that isn't grinding time in a gym but rather spent on an activity I love would be great for mental health.
Plus, I've had in mind a long time to develop switch pushing. That would be some epic cardio.

For those of us with ample fats coupled with an inverse quantity of determination, I suggest steaks... I mean stakes.

What are we willing to sacrifice for fat loss?

When I have wanted to loose weight in the past I have usually sacrificed sugar, white bread, white pasta and Beer. They are fairly easy to replace if you don't mind whole grain alternatives, white wine, dark chocolate and fruit. Obviously you also need time to prepare your own food. It also gives me a much more steady flow of energy and after about a week I loose almost all cravings for sugar.

That type of diet probably takes a bit longer to work than going 100 Percent tuna, but I would assume it is much healthier in the long run. You will also take very big shits. Almots like a cow.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 07, 2021, 06:25:16 AM
The only way I’m going to lose pounds is going to a British casino!

C’mon Sneaky...I sure you could stand to loose a few Ezra Pounds.

See what I did there? Just 10 LBS and your conjugal visits will be off the chain!!!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 07, 2021, 06:31:23 AM
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It’s a bit rough and you wouldn’t do it for more than a week straight cause of the Mercury but if you only eat canned tuna, not the tasty ones either but the ones in spring water, yeah if you eat only that but as many as you want and only drink water for a week and then drop back and have only the tuna and water maybe two days a week in addition to some sort of healthy eating plan or counting calories for the rest of the week yeah you’ll defz lose weight quickly, particularly in the first week
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edit: Just saw you mentioned the mercury but still, you can keep this one.

edit#2: I don't need to lose weight, but look forward to seeing ya'll making progress. I get sucked into to those "I lost this amount of weight in this amount of time" youtube videos a bit too often.

I’m glad our struggle can be a source of entertainment for you. I wonder how much collective fat the group can generate? I am hoping to be able to build a full 5 man skate team purely out of fat.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 07, 2021, 06:43:09 AM
Note to everyone. Feel free to vote anonymously if you are shy. I started this thread to force myself to do something. You will remember what you marked and you can stay true to your vote if you choose. Also, if you give up and don’t want to share, don’t. Who cares.

Feel free to update or not. There are no requirements. The vote is open for 1 month.

And skinny mutherfuckers...share your diet, exercise routine. Talk about your cross country bicycle trip or your hike to the top of Mt. Washington and back in a day. Your suggestions are welcome.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Jehoshaphat Augustus on March 07, 2021, 06:58:57 AM
I got enough fat for a TM, riders, box packers & angel investors for the company to later sell out to alike.

Since July i bought a Specialized bike & have been walking every day for 3-4 miles. Some days, I try to run & beat my time. I still smoke pot so my late nite munchies don't help (I tear up Animal Crackers, you're supposed only have 13 at most)

After dark, I go into my basement where there are dumbells & a bench press & I get it on. I have found weight training guides & created a program for myself for legs, shoulders, chest & biceps. I do situps, crunches, & leg raises for abs. My two rules: try to go slow & try to beat my last sessions' expenditures & exertions.

I really found that a fitness tracker helps & logging all the food you put in your body helps with using that tracker so you can get an idea of the progress you're making. I believe most Doctors believe fitbits are BS but he said "whatever gets you out there!"

I have lost 6" off my waist & about 60 lbs. Besides having to replace my clothes, I feel great and if the snow ever disappears, im sooo geeked to hit the streets for a skkkkratch er 2 or 3.

Lastly, if "you don't feel like working out" a lot, buy some pre-workout with 1-3 Dmaa, its the closest thing to legal meth. I put this shit in a glass with 3 ounces of water and pound it, and 5 minutes later im basically this guy in this video

https://youtu.be/RCG7qJAP7Qk

I wish all you Pals/Future Pals all the luck in taking back the streets!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Frank and Fred on March 07, 2021, 07:20:40 AM
I'm in for 10 to 15 . Currently about 205. I am ok with floating between 190 and 200. 

2lbs a week is a healthy amount to lose right?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: layzieyez on March 07, 2021, 07:31:24 AM
My diet has been terrible since the mental health of isolation has taken its toll. I'm boozing and eating whatever nowadays like every day is a cheat day. I'm too old to be doing that to myself.

I'm in. I'll look at 20lbs as my goal. Let's do this pals.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: S. on March 07, 2021, 09:10:58 AM
I'm in for 10 to 15 . Currently about 205. I am ok with floating between 190 and 200. 

2lbs a week is a healthy amount to lose right?

I think it is a bit too much. When I used to do lots of sports and I was on a state team I had to get regular physicals. The doctor marked it as critical and unhealthy, if you had lost more than 12 pounds in three months.  I'd go for like a pound per week max. In my experience people with radical diets never lost weight in the long run. My mother for example would do these crazy fasts and strict diets. She'd be in a bad mood for the whole diet. And she would quickly get back to her regular weight (just a little bit overweight) in just a few months after the diet. She has never liked her weight, but always obsessed about it. She probably has a bit of an eating disorder... Also for the past 3 years I have more or less regularly listened to the Joe Rogan experience and him and his comic friends always seem to be starting new diets, but they never loose weight in the long run. Joe Diaz is probably the exception. He has been slowly losing weight for almost two years now. I think he just changed up his eating and exercise habits instead of going vegan or low carb or only meat or something crazy like that.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: pugmaster on March 07, 2021, 09:14:48 AM
I am in.   Henry Rollins said that when he started lifting, his coach told him not to check out his progress until a month or two down the road.  I can't stand looking at myself in the mirror these days, but it will be interesting to see how I have changed by July 1st.

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Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: SneakySecrets on March 07, 2021, 09:18:48 AM
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The only way I’m going to lose pounds is going to a British casino!
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C’mon Sneaky...I sure you could stand to loose a few Ezra Pounds.

See what I did there? Just 10 LBS and your conjugal visits will be off the chain!!!

Wow, epic callback, haha.

I’m low key addicted to simple carbs and therefore have a little muffintop lovehandle situation going on. 

Sometimes I wonder if my aspirations to become a Chippendales dancer will ever come true.  Fuck you, English muffins. >:(

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Dude
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Frank and Fred on March 07, 2021, 09:29:37 AM
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I'm in for 10 to 15 . Currently about 205. I am ok with floating between 190 and 200. 

2lbs a week is a healthy amount to lose right?
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I think it is a bit too much. When I used to do lots of sports and I was on a state team I had to get regular physicals. The doctor marked it as critical and unhealthy, if you had lost more than 12 pounds in three months.  I'd go for like a pound per week max. In my experience people with radical diets never lost weight in the long run. My mother for example would do these crazy fasts and strict diets. She'd be in a bad mood for the whole diet. And she would quickly get back to her regular weight (just a little bit overweight) in just a few months after the diet. She has never liked her weight, but always obsessed about it. She probably has a bit of an eating disorder... Also for the past 3 years I have more or less regularly listened to the Joe Rogan experience and him and his comic friends always seem to be starting new diets, but they never loose weight in the long run. Joe Diaz is probably the exception. He has been slowly losing weight for almost two years now. I think he just changed up his eating and exercise habits instead of going vegan or low carb or only meat or something crazy like that.

Even better. thanks. 1lb a week it is.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Freelancevagrant on March 07, 2021, 09:37:54 AM
Down 12lbs this year, in a contest to see who loses the most in 3 months. Loser buys the winner a deck. I’m very down to get in on a pals weight loss.

I’m going for 50lbs. Bold goal, but gotta get serious about my health
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Hmmmm Nice Bike on March 07, 2021, 09:50:09 AM
I'm currently at 193lbs from being 210lbs-ish last year, but I wanna be in the 150's by this mid summer, so my vote went for 30+

I used to be way heavier though at 320lbs. I'll be turning 29 next month, so perhaps it's just easier to lose weight at this age than it is for some of you more mature slappers, but this is what I've been doing...

Back in early summer 2019 I cut sugar from my diet besides natural sugars and also started calorie counting. As for working out I would walk 4MPH for one hour and I started to do some beginner weight lifting, I would do this about 4 or 5 times a week. I also drank a ton of water daily, like a gallon or at least close to it. After being consistent for a bit I dropped down to 220lbs-ish by early 2020...

So then in 2020 when shit hit the fan, I only lost about 10lbs and plateaued for the entire year despite still working out and even skating again for the first time in almost a decade. I blew it because despite keeping active I was no longer counting calories and casually consuming sugary snacks again. It sucks, but at least I maintained my weight and no progress was exactly lost.

Since the beginning of this year I'm back to calorie counting and cut down on sugar but I didn't cut it out completely this time though, for example if I want a sandwich or something and it only has like 3 grams of added sugar or so I'll let it slide for the day. At worst I'll consume a few grams but try to keep it under 10 and not make it a daily habit. For exercise  I'm doing heavier weight lifting now and only walking 4MPH for half an hour afterwards just for a little cardio. I'm only working out 4 days a week but would like to skate during the other days once the weather around here clears up.

Anyways, that's pretty much what I've been up to in order to try being healthy again. I've never tried any gimmicks or trends, just simple exercise, a healthier diet and staying hydrated. I'm also laying off salty foods sometimes but not as drastically as sugar.

As for food, this is what I regularly eat:

Eggs
Tuna
Turkey Bacon
Skinless Chicken Breast
Oatmeal
Beans
White Rice
Fruits and Veggies
Chorizo
Sugar Free Jello
Potatoes
Peanut Butter or Bologna Sandwiches...
And I'll usually allow myself a cheat day on Fridays, but I just try not to go overboard.

So yeah, that's about it, and as for why I was so heavy the TLDR version is I tore my ACL back in 2010, reinjured it in 2011, stopped skating, finally got the surgery in 2013, fell into depression and picked up bad eating habits from my Mexican family while sitting at home.

Good luck.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: jamersonbass on March 07, 2021, 11:04:08 AM
Sup Pals!  I'm 6'3" and am sitting around 220lbs right now.  I feel my best around 190ish, but think I'm good for 20lbs.  I'm in a friends wedding later this summer and want to "She's All That" some people I haven't seen in awhile.

Like a lot of you guys, I've been drinking too much through the pandemic and have had dry weeks here and there lately, but always end up getting trashed on the weekends.  Woof!

I'm vegan and have no excuses to be this overweight.  Dr told me everyone is slipping right now.  I live in MI, so I've only been out to skate a couple times, but it seems like spring is coming in quicker this year.  Going to be skating, biking, watching my beer consumption, and might be starting a job soon where I'll basically be on my feet all day.  I know that's going to kick my ass for a couple days, but think it will help a lot.

Let's get this!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: S. on March 07, 2021, 11:19:13 AM
Down 12lbs this year, in a contest to see who loses the most in 3 months. Loser buys the winner a deck. I’m very down to get in on a pals weight loss.

I’m going for 50lbs. Bold goal, but gotta get serious about my health

That’s rediculous!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Mr. Stinky on March 07, 2021, 11:47:19 AM
I lost 20 pounds by the new year, then put about ten back on since. I’d like to get back to that weight since it’s noticeably easier on my knees and ankles (not in great shape from nearly a decade of being 75+ pounds overweight). I skate a bunch and do weight  training a few times a week, so since I’m not drinking these days, I should be on my way just by eating less trash.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 07, 2021, 12:08:51 PM
Alright. I weighed in at 163 last time I was at the doc. I'm 5'8 and feel most comfortable around 145-150. To the bystander, i look fit enough but i got some back fat/love handles going on for the first time. Back after Thanksgiving, I'd started running again, month 1 at 30-45 min every other day, month 2, 45-60min. Cycling on days between and walking 2-3miles with my partner in the AM 6days. Hiking a few miles a few days a week too. Skating low impact stuff 45-60min 3 or 4 days per week. Then I slipped running and am only now just able to walk and bike again. No skating or running. I've been doing some intermittent fasting 6days per week with no food from 10pm-2pm for a couple months as well. Cut out the processed sugars and generally eat well, but can seem to drop any lbs without being extremely active. No booze, minimal added sugar, minimal fat/meat. Looking forward to running again. Fuck back fat!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Freelancevagrant on March 07, 2021, 12:29:42 PM
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Down 12lbs this year, in a contest to see who loses the most in 3 months. Loser buys the winner a deck. I’m very down to get in on a pals weight loss.

I’m going for 50lbs. Bold goal, but gotta get serious about my health
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That’s rediculous!

I started at 284 and I’m down to 272 so I’m chipping away at it
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 07, 2021, 12:52:10 PM
That double down thing was pisser, companguero, I had never heard of that show before I will check it out

Yeah I mean I wouldn’t run it long term but I lost a bit of weight a few years ago I did the tuna thing for maybe ten days. I lost a few kilos in first week which sort of inspired me to keep going in a sustainable fashion. It’s like well if you can eat tuna for a week straight you can do anything haha

I reckon carbs fuck a lot of people too I love that stuff but it makes everyone mad bloated
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: RichardBarkley on March 07, 2021, 01:05:24 PM
One 8th / quarter of coke, every weekend with minimal eating and sleeping for 2/3 months and it'll fall off drastically.

Not healthy at all obvs but it works big time.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: pugmaster on March 07, 2021, 01:08:06 PM
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The only way I’m going to lose pounds is going to a British casino!
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C’mon Sneaky...I sure you could stand to loose a few Ezra Pounds.

See what I did there? Just 10 LBS and your conjugal visits will be off the chain!!!
[close]

Wow, epic callback, haha.

I’m low key addicted to simple carbs and therefore have a little muffintop lovehandle situation going on. 

Sometimes I wonder if my aspirations to become a Chippendales dancer will ever come true.  Fuck you, English muffins. >:(

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Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on March 07, 2021, 01:24:59 PM
Just weighed myself... 208. I got up to 217 during the first part of the pandemic.


I’d like to get to 190-195 and add some muscle.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Bunk Moreland on March 07, 2021, 02:27:48 PM
I’d like to do 30. The Bunk is the biggest he’s ever been. Weighed in at the doctor the other day at 227.

Going to cut out booze and fast food. Cut down on the bread. Need to get moving every day too. Been wanting to lose weight for a while and I’ve been buying stuff to help like a jump rope and a 30lb kettle but it’s actually getting out and doing it after a 10 hour work day that’s the hard part. I’d rather eat a burger and pass out.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: fakie nollie on March 07, 2021, 05:06:46 PM
I've lost 20 since Christmas and plan on another 30-40. Calorie deficit is the truth, ya'll.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: pugmaster on March 07, 2021, 07:32:18 PM
I paid a good amount of money (400$) for an online personal trainer awhile back (which I totally fucked off like an idiot).  I still have the excel spread sheet plan they sent me, which outlines and calculates macros as well as gives an idea for exercises.

PM me if you are interested. Just trying to spread the shalom like a thick schmear.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: mj23 on March 08, 2021, 08:58:26 AM
I was previously underweight and struggling to *gain* weight in the early pandemic. Early Covid had me rationing my food because I was afraid to go to the grocery store. My local supermarket was literally across the street from the hospital that reported NYCs first official Covid death. The place looked like a war zone, had sirens wailing constantly, had refrigerated dead body storage trucks parked outside, was full of doctors getting sick af etc. It was a rough time in that neighborhood.

Then I started eating peanut butter out of the jar and drinking protein shakes every day. Then I moved to LA and no longer walk/ride a bike everywhere. Wouldn’t you know it I gained 20 pounds like lightning.

Now I’d like to lose about ten of those so that I can get back to my pants fitting properly. I’ve gone thru pants sagging off my ass during early pandemic anxiety weight loss, and now I’m too big for the damn pants due to overzealousness with my bulking techniques.

Gonna see if simply cutting out the flagrant abuse of desserts and peanut butter can bring me back into check.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: rothdigga on March 08, 2021, 12:53:45 PM
I feel fat as fuck right now and I need to start filming for a video part for my 50th birthday next year....and now I saw this thread so I feel like I'm going to have to join in this madness.  I have been putting it off.  I don't need to lose a ton, but i'm 190 and I need to be 170-175 to feel normal and not tubby.  I'll put 20lbs of loss on here by July 1.  Time to buy one of those fucking jump ropes that Kelly Hart keeps advertising I guess (for reals, because I HATE running but it's the thing that works the best for my fitness).  If I work out modestly but cut out sugar the lbs fall off for me. 
I've done this thing called the Whole Life Challenge and it works wonders for me, for those looking for some kind of structure.  Very simple, work out for a min of 10 minutes a day (strenuous workout) and completely cut out all added sugars from your diet.  Seems kind of easy at first but basically anything packaged has added sugar in it.  Mostly it just keeps you accountable by logging in and recording how good/bad you're doing on it.  Sometimes it's purely the accountability that is needed. 
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 08, 2021, 01:45:59 PM
I feel fat as fuck right now and I need to start filming for a video part for my 50th birthday next year....and now I saw this thread so I feel like I'm going to have to join in this madness.  I have been putting it off.  I don't need to lose a ton, but i'm 190 and I need to be 170-175 to feel normal and not tubby.  I'll put 20lbs of loss on here by July 1.  Time to buy one of those fucking jump ropes that Kelly Hart keeps advertising I guess (for reals, because I HATE running but it's the thing that works the best for my fitness).  If I work out modestly but cut out sugar the lbs fall off for me. 
I've done this thing called the Whole Life Challenge and it works wonders for me, for those looking for some kind of structure.  Very simple, work out for a min of 10 minutes a day (strenuous workout) and completely cut out all added sugars from your diet.  Seems kind of easy at first but basically anything packaged has added sugar in it.  Mostly it just keeps you accountable by logging in and recording how good/bad you're doing on it.  Sometimes it's purely the accountability that is needed.

Start flowing Neen Williams some NBs in exchange for some PT...

P.S. I almost just focused my laptop over an annoying customer—I’m in food withdrawal.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 08, 2021, 08:30:40 PM
One 8th / quarter of coke, every weekend with minimal eating and sleeping for 2/3 months and it'll fall off drastically.

Not healthy at all obvs but it works big time.

Yeah but you get really angry all the time, man
I have experience with this haha

I gotta weigh myself but yeah I would definitely benefit from having a go here, too. I would like to lose 5 kilograms. I’d be down for everyone to chuck 5 or 10 bucks in and whoever loses the most weight gets paid. Lets get some bigger blokes on here going to town on themselves and I mean even if you don’t come first you still win ay
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: backinaction on March 08, 2021, 09:12:35 PM
Last year my wife talked me into doing a whole-30 diet. I made it 27 days and said fuck all - but I lost 9 lbs. I think the big things were no booze, sugars or eating out. Some of the rest was fairly suspect - but it did work.

I could use to lose 7-10 now, so I am cutting back to a beer every other night, and trying to get back to riding my bike 4 hrs a week. (I used to do 12-15)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Enrico Pallazzo on March 09, 2021, 03:34:03 PM
My fitness level is decent right now, but I’ve for sure got a layer of insulation that is not needed. Getting married in June so my fiancé and I are trying to eat healthier, practice portion control etc. Hoping to lose about 10 which will put me back at college weight.

Did 5 days of the Fasting Mimicking Diet last week, pretty much a major calorie restriction while upping the percentage of calories that come from carbohydrates and dropping protein. Was cranky and sore all week (kept the same workout routine) but lost 6 lbs. Haven’t weighed myself since Saturday but I’ve probably gained 3-4 of those back. Was for sure a good exercise in self control and appreciating meal time vs round the clock snacking.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Madam, I'm Adam on March 09, 2021, 03:52:27 PM
I'm 160-162 lbs right now (weighed myself in the evening, not in the morning as I should), and standing at five-eight. Got more flab on me than I'd prefer and want to cut it down to 155 or so.

Since November I barely exercised due to all gyms being closed and the winter. It was awful. I've found that it doesn't really matter what I eat; if I'm not exercising, fat is accumulating.

Now, with the warmer weather and COVID cases lowering, I can start to move again.

This year, I'm going to try and change things in terms of my schedule and wake up around 7:30 then go skate without eating or drinking anything (if work permits). After jumping rope to warm up, or a bike ride to the park, then a 30-min warm-up skate, I'll take a break and eat a light breakfast that I bring with me (maybe just a breakfast bar and a banana) and some water and coffee, then skate for another hour to seventy-five minutes.

I've heard that you should exercise in the morning on a completely empty stomach, not even water or coffee, to expedite fat loss. That's incredibly difficult, but I think I can make it work since skating is so fun that I won't be thinking about food.

Another strike against me is that I need carbs. I can't see myself adopting a keto diet. And I don't even eat that much, nor do I eat an unhealthy diet all the time, yet fat accumulates. I'm assuming that the carbs are sticking to me regardless of my caloric intake or exercise, so hopefully the morning sessions will help.

And much respect to those of you heavier than me but doing everything you can to stave off weight gain, it's inspiring!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Hands down Hass out on March 10, 2021, 07:52:31 PM
Got damn this is the thread I needed.


Drinking a shit ton since quarantine (No beer though). Skating's weird right now. Tried to supplement it with running daily but that shit is boring as fuck. Easy to tap out early.

Never really been big on protein/carbs but nevertheless, Dickies are getting a bit tight around the ole waist.

Looking towards 15lbs. Stress eating/drinking is too real though.

Drunk... Polpot.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: OldCandy on March 10, 2021, 09:22:31 PM
im 17 5,8 and 130pounds before i shit. i used to around 145-150. heres some stuff i did that helped me

- i was always into spicy food, but really doubled down on the ghost pepper when covid started. Every meal had me sweating and sharting. it makes non-fatty/salty foods taste good and raises your metabolism for a bit

- sugary drinks - i still binge on chocolates and shit (stole a whole tray of 24 oh henry's 3 weeks ago...gained like 5 pounds) since im taking advantage of my youth but quitting soda etc does get easier at a certain point. Nowadays sugary drinks dont taste as appealing to me and my body rejects/hates the sugar rush.

- pushing hard on shit bearings and hard 45mm wheels - not as reccomended since its tough on joints but essentially your legs are the biggest muscle in your body and gaining leg muscles raises overall testerone production and resting metabolic rate. (my left leg is significantly juicer then my right...time to start switch pushing)

- WATER WATER WATER WATER - ive been drinking a shit ton of expensive bottled water mindlessly since ive made it a habit and always have water bottles in my workspace (havent seen yellow piss in months baby!!) i do believe its worth the extra cost of bottled water to stay slightly over hydrated all the time.

- strong ass instant coffee - fuck the directions, i fill up my mug/cup with 1/4 instant coffee and chug it down with a wethers caramel. Makes skating feel strong and poppy and fills me with gods power to do work. (i consider it a cardio workout)

i think i have more but i forgot
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: somethingmustbreaknow on March 11, 2021, 12:11:45 AM
i should go for 15-20. probably cut down sweets and other trash and the occasional beers. i'm in.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Freelancevagrant on March 11, 2021, 05:12:52 AM
I’m needing to cut down on energy drinks. I’m intermittent fasting, and eating one meal a day at night (my adderall prescription def. helps).

But to make it through a day of driving a few hundred miles and cleaning about 100 portapotties, I slam energy drinks like it’s no ones business. I know they got those 0 calorie joints, but they taste like bug repellent and NyQuil. But I’ve been good with water, at least 4 quarts a day. What’s not chill is almost pissing your pants several times a day, though.

Last I checked I’m down 14lbs.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: FrozenIndustries on March 11, 2021, 05:28:57 AM
Sup y'all. In October 2018 I was diagnosed with hypertension and my doctor was adamant that I lose weight to help keep it in check. I'm just shy of 6'3" and was 220 at the time, and by summer 2019 I was down to 190. I've put some weight back on since but have been steady at around 200.

The biggest thing that helped was using a calorie tracking app (free version of MyFitnessPal or whatever) and logging every single thing that i ate. Also a food scale to weigh when necessary. On paper it seems like a lot of work, but it really isn't and it just kind of becomes second nature at a point. And in addition to helping you eat at a calorie deficit, it helps you figure out where excess calories are slipping in so that you can change some of those habits.

I know for me, I thought I was being "good" by eating a ton of fruit, but in reality is was just taking in an excess of calories when I wasn't hungry. Just little stuff like having A banana instead of 2. Also making sure to log every beer...man, I love an IPA but holy shit. And being honest about the amount of exercise you log.

Anyway, honesty, calorie reduction and portion control (with the goal of changing habits) were my key.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Jagr on March 11, 2021, 12:56:52 PM
I'm at about 200 right now, but normally sit around 180 to 185.

I'd like to lose 15 pounds by summer so I'm in good shape for skating/hiking/bicycling. And then ideally down to 175 or so by fall.

It's been a hard year in terms of physical (and mental!) health because of Covid. Drinking way too much has been the main culprit. All those extra calories, plus eating like shit while drinking/hungover, plus no motivation to exercise for a few days after drinking.

Main goal is to cut the booze. Know that healthier eating comes natural for me when I'm sober. Second goal is to exercise every day - even if it's just walking the dog a few miles. Have a friend to play tennis with a few days a week. Start skating and bicycling as the weather gets nicer. Have a kettlebell that I'd like to throw around for a bit each morning too.

Stoked to have some extra motivation to lose some weight with all of you guys!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: S. on March 11, 2021, 01:11:56 PM
I’m needing to cut down on energy drinks. I’m intermittent fasting, and eating one meal a day at night (my adderall prescription def. helps).

But to make it through a day of driving a few hundred miles and cleaning about 100 portapotties, I slam energy drinks like it’s no ones business. I know they got those 0 calorie joints, but they taste like bug repellent and NyQuil. But I’ve been good with water, at least 4 quarts a day. What’s not chill is almost pissing your pants several times a day, though.

Last I checked I’m down 14lbs.

Damn, that sounds horribly unhealthy. Your blood sugar must go on a daily rollercoaster ride. How about coffee or some healthier energy, like food to get you through your day? Putting all that sugar in you, you are breaking fast anyways.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on March 11, 2021, 03:11:49 PM
I'm at about 200 right now, but normally sit around 180 to 185.

I'd like to lose 15 pounds by summer so I'm in good shape for skating/hiking/bicycling. And then ideally down to 175 or so by fall.

It's been a hard year in terms of physical (and mental!) health because of Covid. Drinking way too much has been the main culprit. All those extra calories, plus eating like shit while drinking/hungover, plus no motivation to exercise for a few days after drinking.

Main goal is to cut the booze. Know that healthier eating comes natural for me when I'm sober. Second goal is to exercise every day - even if it's just walking the dog a few miles. Have a friend to play tennis with a few days a week. Start skating and bicycling as the weather gets nicer. Have a kettlebell that I'd like to throw around for a bit each morning too.

Stoked to have some extra motivation to lose some weight with all of you guys!

Same here on the booze. I did dry January with no drinking and watched my diet, lost over 12 pounds and felt amazing. Less joint pain, soreness. Just real good overall.

Since then, started drinking on weekends again and last time I checked put 6 pounds back on.

I'm already pretty good about my diet. The main factor here is really alcohol. It's like flipping a switch.

So yeah, looking to drop 20 pounds by summer, will cut out booze and take it easy on bread, sugar and junk foods.

Let's do this!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 11, 2021, 04:27:57 PM
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I’m needing to cut down on energy drinks. I’m intermittent fasting, and eating one meal a day at night (my adderall prescription def. helps).

But to make it through a day of driving a few hundred miles and cleaning about 100 portapotties, I slam energy drinks like it’s no ones business. I know they got those 0 calorie joints, but they taste like bug repellent and NyQuil. But I’ve been good with water, at least 4 quarts a day. What’s not chill is almost pissing your pants several times a day, though.

Last I checked I’m down 14lbs.
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Damn, that sounds horribly unhealthy. Your blood sugar must go on a daily rollercoaster ride. How about coffee or some healthier energy, like food to get you through your day? Putting all that sugar in you, you are breaking fast anyways.

I say drink Yerba Mate. Starving peasants in the Andes stave of hunger pains with it. I’m bout to cop a sack...

(https://i0.wp.com/www.eatthis.com/wp-content/uploads//media/images/ext/546767832/yerba-mate.jpg?fit=1024%2C750&ssl=1)

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 11, 2021, 06:23:46 PM
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I’m needing to cut down on energy drinks. I’m intermittent fasting, and eating one meal a day at night (my adderall prescription def. helps).

But to make it through a day of driving a few hundred miles and cleaning about 100 portapotties, I slam energy drinks like it’s no ones business. I know they got those 0 calorie joints, but they taste like bug repellent and NyQuil. But I’ve been good with water, at least 4 quarts a day. What’s not chill is almost pissing your pants several times a day, though.

Last I checked I’m down 14lbs.
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Damn, that sounds horribly unhealthy. Your blood sugar must go on a daily rollercoaster ride. How about coffee or some healthier energy, like food to get you through your day? Putting all that sugar in you, you are breaking fast anyways.
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I say drink Yerba Mate. Starving peasants in the Andes stave of hunger pains with it. I’m bout to cop a sack...

(https://i0.wp.com/www.eatthis.com/wp-content/uploads//media/images/ext/546767832/yerba-mate.jpg?fit=1024%2C750&ssl=1)

Guayaki makes the bomb loose leaf mate. Last time I drove across the states, during pandemic, I didn't want to stop for coffee anywhere so I brewed up 2 1 gallon jugs worth and it was smooth sailing the whole time. Mate lattes with hemp/coconut milk substitute, cinnamon, and a little honey is fire.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on March 12, 2021, 01:25:40 AM
I’ve been doing keto/intermittent fasting for about 3 weeks now.  Have lost probably in the 20-30 pound range (didn’t want to know how bad I got so I didn’t look at the starting weight, but had a rough idea).   Started to get fat when I moved to LA 10 years ago because I was in grad school/on set pretty much every day for 2-3 years, so I was on a steady diet of stress, craft service, cigarettes, alcohol.   Then I hit the post-school depression which tacked on more pounds and had a few foot and shoulder issues that got in the way of keeping an exercise routine going. 

Anyways, this has been a long time coming and it’s not been super painful to abstain from food unless I’m out in my car, which isn’t often bc in still furloughed and try and stay contactfree. 

I set my first cheat weekend for April 16th and I spend a lot of time thinking about how motherfucking hard on carbs I’m going for those two days.   I’m going to evaluate where I am 18 weeks after that hopefully be able to be done with it on my birthday. 

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: artsy on March 12, 2021, 04:51:54 AM
(https://i.imgur.com/BoDkEOY.png)

Alright, posting this image for some accountability.

Long story short, I've put on about 40-45 lbs of pure fat over the past ~15 months or so. A combination of isolation from Covid and anxiety/alienation from serious under-employment have led me to become just a junk food slob. This thread is as good of a reason as any to turn my shit around.

Looking to get under 160 lbs by July. For my body type, I'd say 140 lbs is my ideal weight. Will be posting once a week or so, keep myself accountable, and hopefully motivate some others here who may be struggling.

Best of luck pals.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on March 12, 2021, 04:56:03 AM
Count me in brahs. Not sure how I will manage but trying to cut back on processed sugar for starters. It‘s hard tho, being from the land of chocolate.  :'(
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: jamersonbass on March 12, 2021, 09:55:08 AM
How's everyone doing so far? 

I just got hired for a bud tending job, so I'll be on my feet constantly.  My last 2 jobs over the last 4 years were office type scenarios where I sat on my ass pretty much all day.  I'm going to go out and buy some supportive running shoes for work and think this will help immensely, as I've basically been sitting too much since last winter.

Anyone have running shoe recs?  I've had Ultraboost's in the past, but think I want to go with a firmer outsole.  Hope ya'll have a great weekend.  Let's make good choices pal's!  Shalom.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Star Whores Episode I: The Fellatio Menace on March 12, 2021, 10:49:29 AM
Lost about 10 pounds since late Feb. Down to about 210 now. Aiming to get down to 190-ish by the time I graduate from Grad School in May.

Haven't done a ton of additional exercising, but really moved away from sandwiches/chips for meals to some kind of lean meat on a bed of spinach for lunch. Snacks went from sweets to yogurt with a few blueberries and dark chocolate. Dinners are usually salmon/fish/chicken and vegetables. Breakfast is usually a handful of peanuts and a granola bar.

If i get hungry after a workout, i have a glass of Ghost Protein Powder and water.

I tried intermittent fasting in the past and it worked for about a couple of weeks, but wasn't sustainable to only eat a few hours a day and I immediately gained everything I lost after I quit.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Miller92 on March 12, 2021, 12:31:18 PM
i didnt need to lose weight but I wanted to get healthier last fall.

im 6'2" and 185 down from 193.

I skip breakfast.  if im starving ill eat a banana and protein bar (160 calories)

I eat the same lunch every day. 
- 6 carrots
- 6 triscuits
- 2 tbs of hummus
- handful of almonds
- a handful of sweet potato chips
- an apple

for dinner its literally a protein of my choice, rice/quinoa, and a big helping of green/orange/yellow veggies with a sauce of some kind. 

I don't eat dairy anymore, no chips, no candy bars, no gummy snacks, anything fried (90% of the time..i fuck with fries or tots sometimes), no bread really, no sweets except dark chocolate or some dried fruit.

i drink 3-4 liters of water a day.

I lost 8 pounds and I feel AMAZING.  I also still drink 2-3 beers a day which im working on....

should I eat more? probably...but Im using this time to sort of reset my body and figure out what shit bothers me, triggers GI issues, makes me feel bloated or tired, etc. So eventually I'll obviously up my calories for lunch.

you literally have to just not eat as much, watch what goes into your mouth, think about the benefits vs destruction of what that food will do.

be active 4-5 times a week for 30 min.

its worked for me.  calorie counting and mindfulness is all you need.

my poops are god tier! and that's coming from someone who has dealt with serious IBS for 10 years.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on March 12, 2021, 01:32:09 PM
i didnt need to lose weight but I wanted to get healthier last fall.

im 6'2" and 185 down from 193.

I skip breakfast.  if im starving ill eat a banana and protein bar (160 calories)

I eat the same lunch every day. 
- 6 carrots
- 6 triscuits
- 2 tbs of hummus
- handful of almonds
- a handful of sweet potato chips
- an apple

for dinner its literally a protein of my choice, rice/quinoa, and a big helping of green/orange/yellow veggies with a sauce of some kind. 

I don't eat dairy anymore, no chips, no candy bars, no gummy snacks, anything fried (90% of the time..i fuck with fries or tots sometimes), no bread really, no sweets except dark chocolate or some dried fruit.

i drink 3-4 liters of water a day.

I lost 8 pounds and I feel AMAZING.  I also still drink 2-3 beers a day which im working on....

should I eat more? probably...but Im using this time to sort of reset my body and figure out what shit bothers me, triggers GI issues, makes me feel bloated or tired, etc. So eventually I'll obviously up my calories for lunch.

you literally have to just not eat as much, watch what goes into your mouth, think about the benefits vs destruction of what that food will do.

be active 4-5 times a week for 30 min.

its worked for me.  calorie counting and mindfulness is all you need.

my poops are god tier! and that's coming from someone who has dealt with serious IBS for 10 years.

Don’t take my word for it, but I think you’re drinking way too much water.  3-4 liters is an insane amount unless you’re in the desert.    Clear pee isn’t the ideal and you could be flushing out needed nutrients and what not.   
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on March 12, 2021, 02:12:25 PM
I've been injured and put on some weight while losing most all of my muscle so I'm going to try to lose 15 lbs and gain some strength.

Can we talk a little bit about the common body dysmorphia that can accompany skateboarding? How many of us feel ashamed about our bodies if we're not super skinny? I want to give a loving shout out to Fred Gall and Andrew Allen as body positive examples of fellow full figured skaters. <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoZ-LSp2xXE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuvXOf4KdXo













Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 12, 2021, 02:13:34 PM
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i didnt need to lose weight but I wanted to get healthier last fall.

im 6'2" and 185 down from 193.

I skip breakfast.  if im starving ill eat a banana and protein bar (160 calories)

I eat the same lunch every day. 
- 6 carrots
- 6 triscuits
- 2 tbs of hummus
- handful of almonds
- a handful of sweet potato chips
- an apple

for dinner its literally a protein of my choice, rice/quinoa, and a big helping of green/orange/yellow veggies with a sauce of some kind. 

I don't eat dairy anymore, no chips, no candy bars, no gummy snacks, anything fried (90% of the time..i fuck with fries or tots sometimes), no bread really, no sweets except dark chocolate or some dried fruit.

i drink 3-4 liters of water a day.

I lost 8 pounds and I feel AMAZING.  I also still drink 2-3 beers a day which im working on....

should I eat more? probably...but Im using this time to sort of reset my body and figure out what shit bothers me, triggers GI issues, makes me feel bloated or tired, etc. So eventually I'll obviously up my calories for lunch.

you literally have to just not eat as much, watch what goes into your mouth, think about the benefits vs destruction of what that food will do.

be active 4-5 times a week for 30 min.

its worked for me.  calorie counting and mindfulness is all you need.

my poops are god tier! and that's coming from someone who has dealt with serious IBS for 10 years.
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Don’t take my word for it, but I think you’re drinking way too much water.  3-4 liters is an insane amount unless you’re in the desert.    Clear pee isn’t the ideal and you could be flushing out needed nutrients and what not.

If you feel good that is great. If you feel you need to eat more have a salad for lunch and spinach with dinner. I had stomach problems until I discovered I was mildly lactose intolerant. If I had the answers I would be in shape but I’m basically trying to cut out ice cream, pretzels, potato chips, sugar cereals, etc, etc. I don’t drink alcohol unless I am at a family event and I’m only having soda with Friday pizza. My goal is to, like you said, eat better and stop grazing. Exhibit some self control as my old man would say as I was eat Doritos (R.I.P.) before dinner.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: S. on March 12, 2021, 03:38:06 PM
I've been injured and put on some weight while losing most all of my muscle so I'm going to try to lose 15 lbs and gain some strength.

Can we talk a little bit about the common body dysmorphia that can accompany skateboarding? How many of us feel ashamed about our bodies if we're not super skinny? I want to give a loving shout out to Fred Gall and Andrew Allen as body positive examples of fellow full figured skaters. <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoZ-LSp2xXE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuvXOf4KdXo

Much love!

Franky Villani and Jamie Foy are making shure full bodied skaters have someone to look up to in this generation of skateboarding superstars!

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Star Whores Episode I: The Fellatio Menace on March 12, 2021, 03:45:05 PM
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I've been injured and put on some weight while losing most all of my muscle so I'm going to try to lose 15 lbs and gain some strength.

Can we talk a little bit about the common body dysmorphia that can accompany skateboarding? How many of us feel ashamed about our bodies if we're not super skinny? I want to give a loving shout out to Fred Gall and Andrew Allen as body positive examples of fellow full figured skaters. <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoZ-LSp2xXE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuvXOf4KdXo
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Much love!

Franky Villani and Jamie Foy are making shure full bodied skaters have someone to look up to in this generation of skateboarding superstars!



No love for Booby Worrest?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on March 12, 2021, 03:59:43 PM
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I've been injured and put on some weight while losing most all of my muscle so I'm going to try to lose 15 lbs and gain some strength.

Can we talk a little bit about the common body dysmorphia that can accompany skateboarding? How many of us feel ashamed about our bodies if we're not super skinny? I want to give a loving shout out to Fred Gall and Andrew Allen as body positive examples of fellow full figured skaters. <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoZ-LSp2xXE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuvXOf4KdXo
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Much love!

Franky Villani and Jamie Foy are making shure full bodied skaters have someone to look up to in this generation of skateboarding superstars!


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No love for Booby Worrest?


LOVE for Franky and Bobby <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0VIESSKkYk&t=158s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGSw0giUMI
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on March 12, 2021, 04:34:54 PM
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I've been injured and put on some weight while losing most all of my muscle so I'm going to try to lose 15 lbs and gain some strength.

Can we talk a little bit about the common body dysmorphia that can accompany skateboarding? How many of us feel ashamed about our bodies if we're not super skinny? I want to give a loving shout out to Fred Gall and Andrew Allen as body positive examples of fellow full figured skaters. <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoZ-LSp2xXE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuvXOf4KdXo
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Much love!

Franky Villani and Jamie Foy are making shure full bodied skaters have someone to look up to in this generation of skateboarding superstars!


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No love for Booby Worrest?
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LOVE for Franky and Bobby <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0VIESSKkYk&t=158s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGSw0giUMI

I wouldn’t even consider them (plus prime Wenning) full figured necessarily, at least not all.  What the big difference is that most skaters are short and wiry, these skaters are just a bit more broad than fat or chubby. 
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on March 12, 2021, 06:22:06 PM
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I've been injured and put on some weight while losing most all of my muscle so I'm going to try to lose 15 lbs and gain some strength.

Can we talk a little bit about the common body dysmorphia that can accompany skateboarding? How many of us feel ashamed about our bodies if we're not super skinny? I want to give a loving shout out to Fred Gall and Andrew Allen as body positive examples of fellow full figured skaters. <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoZ-LSp2xXE

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HuvXOf4KdXo
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Much love!

Franky Villani and Jamie Foy are making shure full bodied skaters have someone to look up to in this generation of skateboarding superstars!


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No love for Booby Worrest?
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LOVE for Franky and Bobby <3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0VIESSKkYk&t=158s

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KcGSw0giUMI
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I wouldn’t even consider them (plus prime Wenning) full figured necessarily, at least not all.  What the big difference is that most skaters are short and wiry, these skaters are just a bit more broad than fat or chubby.

@Atiba Applebum yeah maybe not Bobby but if someone wants to celebrate him clearly I'm not gonna say no.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on March 13, 2021, 01:28:38 PM
I weighed 199 a couple days ago. At my heaviest I was 240 but lost weight in 2018 or 19, idr when exactly. I eventually gained some back and got up to like 208 but it would be awesome if I could get down to 180. I haven’t weighed under 200 since highschool.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 18, 2021, 03:37:27 PM
Haven't changed a thing and ironically haven't lost a pound. How you homies doing so far?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: arrbee on March 18, 2021, 03:47:00 PM
Down 15 lbs in 2 weeks so far. Intermittent fasting and calorie deficit. I also walk about 12 miles a day at work.

Not the healthiest method, I’m aware. But once I get close to target I’ll clean it up.

Weather is going to break soon and the clocks just flipped so I’ll have more time to skate and cycle after work which will give me more calories to eat better.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 18, 2021, 04:00:03 PM
Down 15 lbs in 2 weeks so far. Intermittent fasting and calorie deficit. I also walk about 12 miles a day at work.

Not the healthiest method, I’m aware. But once I get close to target I’ll clean it up.

Weather is going to break soon and the clocks just flipped so I’ll have more time to skate and cycle after work which will give me more calories to eat better.
Hell yeah now that's motivation!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 18, 2021, 04:15:09 PM
Down 15 lbs in 2 weeks so far. Intermittent fasting and calorie deficit. I also walk about 12 miles a day at work.

Not the healthiest method, I’m aware. But once I get close to target I’ll clean it up.

Weather is going to break soon and the clocks just flipped so I’ll have more time to skate and cycle after work which will give me more calories to eat better.

I'd been intermittent fasting for a few months but, even when I was still running, it wasn't incredibly effective until I recently began watching calories. I don't have a scale, but the love handles are dropping away quick as fuck over the past couple weeks. good for you on the 12 miles. that's a haul!!!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on March 18, 2021, 04:17:34 PM
Haven't changed a thing and ironically haven't lost a pound. How you homies doing so far?
It’s only been 6 days since I posted in this thread but I just stepped on the scale and weigh 195.5.
I haven’t been doing much different except doing 20 min of dumbbell arm exercises after work and wearing 2 pound wrist weights while I’m at work.
I don’t eat breakfast. I drink a bang and take some blood flow supplements that are for sexual support but I find they just help me with energy during the day. I might have a little snack like a bag of chips and a soda while I’m at work. I’ve been buying dried pork sausages and eating a couple before I do my short arm workout so I have a little protein in me. I typically only eat dinner as my 1 meal of the day.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 18, 2021, 04:22:20 PM
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Down 15 lbs in 2 weeks so far. Intermittent fasting and calorie deficit. I also walk about 12 miles a day at work.

Not the healthiest method, I’m aware. But once I get close to target I’ll clean it up.

Weather is going to break soon and the clocks just flipped so I’ll have more time to skate and cycle after work which will give me more calories to eat better.
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Hell yeah now that's motivation!

Impressive. I’m at 3 lb loss and I basically just stopped eating after 5 PM and not eating junk food. Also been taking my cruiser out to the store if I only need to pick up an item or two.  I am in a good mental space to make a lifestyle change.

If I didn’t have skateboarding I wouldn’t care but I feel like we all do something that almost none of the adults we know could even come close, so even though I now suck in our world I rule in their’s, so I won’t stop until it hurts too much. This is my moment to set the clock back.

Who’s with me? Let’s fuckin’ gooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How’s that for a locker room speech?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: arrbee on March 18, 2021, 04:32:10 PM
I downloaded this app called “lose it” I’m sure there are other similar ones. I can set a goal of how much I want to lose and it lays out a calorie max for the day to lose it with no effort and then with my Apple Watch tracking steps I can earn extra calories on top of that.

The 12 miles at work happens regardless I was just eating too many calories and staying at that weight so by being calorie deficient it’s just falling off.

And I’m in the reply screen on mobile and can’t see your username but to the person said they were fasting and running your body was probably going into preservation mode. You were burning a ton of calories running but not putting anything back so it was holding onto everything inside where nutrients were going to come from.

When I’m cycling I typically don’t fast, I just monitor calorie intake and burn. Having a smart watch and a few apps help for sure.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 18, 2021, 04:33:14 PM
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Down 15 lbs in 2 weeks so far. Intermittent fasting and calorie deficit. I also walk about 12 miles a day at work.

Not the healthiest method, I’m aware. But once I get close to target I’ll clean it up.

Weather is going to break soon and the clocks just flipped so I’ll have more time to skate and cycle after work which will give me more calories to eat better.
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Hell yeah now that's motivation!
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Impressive. I’m at 3 lb loss and I basically just stopped eating after 5 PM and not eating junk food. Also been taking my cruiser out to the store if I only need to pick up an item or two.  I am in a good mental space to make a lifestyle change.

If I didn’t have skateboarding I wouldn’t care but I feel like we all do something that almost none of the adults we know could even come close, so even though I now suck in our world I rule in their’s, so I won’t stop until it hurts too much. This is my moment to set the clock back.

Who’s with me? Let’s fuckin’ gooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!

How’s that for a locker room speech?
Put me in Coach.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: layzieyez on March 18, 2021, 04:46:28 PM
I need a new scale. Stepped on one morning and got excited. Then did it again and totally different reading. One more and I was at my goal weight.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 18, 2021, 04:59:54 PM
I need a new scale. Stepped on one morning and got excited. Then did it again and totally different reading. One more and I was at my goal weight.

Just take the average of the three like in science class...
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Jagr on March 18, 2021, 08:52:29 PM
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Haven't changed a thing and ironically haven't lost a pound. How you homies doing so far?
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It’s only been 6 days since I posted in this thread but I just stepped on the scale and weigh 195.5.
I haven’t been doing much different except doing 20 min of dumbbell arm exercises after work and wearing 2 pound wrist weights while I’m at work.
I don’t eat breakfast. I drink a bang and take some blood flow supplements that are for sexual support but I find they just help me with energy during the day. I might have a little snack like a bag of chips and a soda while I’m at work. I’ve been buying dried pork sausages and eating a couple before I do my short arm workout so I have a little protein in me. I typically only eat dinner as my 1 meal of the day.

That's a buck wild routine, but respect. What you be eating for dinner? You eat more meals on days off?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on March 19, 2021, 03:01:10 AM
I haven’t eaten bread in like 5 weeks.  Heard so many people boasting about how much better they feel when they stop eating bread, but I don’t notice anything extra
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: RichardBarkley on March 19, 2021, 03:34:43 AM
I haven’t eaten bread in like 5 weeks.  Heard so many people boasting about how much better they feel when they stop eating bread, but I don’t notice anything extra

I think people are bullshiting for attention sometimes.

I'm the same as you. I quit sugar for 6 weeks and honestly felt nothing out of the ordinary.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: arrbee on March 19, 2021, 04:15:37 AM
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I haven’t eaten bread in like 5 weeks.  Heard so many people boasting about how much better they feel when they stop eating bread, but I don’t notice anything extra
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I think people are bullshiting for attention sometimes.

I'm the same as you. I quit sugar for 6 weeks and honestly felt nothing out of the ordinary.

I haven't cut sugar completely but I definitely noticed a difference when I took it out of my coffee. I used to drink that bullshit that dunkin claims is coffee but is like 70% flavored sugary creamer, 20% ice and 10% coffee. Switched to black coffee a few years ago, energy boost from it last longer and no sugar crash. Plus save a shit ton of calories there. A medium dunkin iced coffee with a flavored cream is like 250 calories, that's no way to start a day.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on March 19, 2021, 08:11:47 AM
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I haven’t eaten bread in like 5 weeks.  Heard so many people boasting about how much better they feel when they stop eating bread, but I don’t notice anything extra
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I think people are bullshiting for attention sometimes.

I'm the same as you. I quit sugar for 6 weeks and honestly felt nothing out of the ordinary.
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I haven't cut sugar completely but I definitely noticed a difference when I took it out of my coffee. I used to drink that bullshit that dunkin claims is coffee but is like 70% flavored sugary creamer, 20% ice and 10% coffee. Switched to black coffee a few years ago, energy boost from it last longer and no sugar crash. Plus save a shit ton of calories there. A medium dunkin iced coffee with a flavored cream is like 250 calories, that's no way to start a day.

I’m on a keto diet and I was warned about the keto “flu” when starting out but haven’t felt anything like that either. 

Was a 12 year smoker, didn’t feel that much better when I quit (habit coincided with me being less active and gaining weight so I wasn’t getting my breath back really anyways).  I feel like I’m just missing out on the nuance of life hah
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 19, 2021, 07:55:58 PM
I have been a bit of a pile this week I weighed myself and I am 77kg so 170lbs
I don’t think that’s that bad but deadset I have a drinking gut, pot fucken belly haha and I want to get rid of it

I have been doing basic shit on the bench and free weights this week I am gonna try smash that and not drink during the week anymore. Don’t know if really want to lose much weight on the scales but better to get it off my guts and onto arms and legs and shit
I really need to go get one of those soft measuring tapes and measure my fat parts and log it sort of thing

The carbs thing I don’t know everyone’s different but for me I have always been real big on it, I would have a whole baguette for lunch and stuff and then mashed potatoes with dinner maybe I overdid it but I found out travelling in some places I felt like I lost heaps of weight around my guts cause I wasn’t eating carbs

But I crave them even last night I hadn’t had any carbs all day I mean I was mad stoned but I had like three dinners and I wasn’t satisfied till I put a frozen pizza in the oven and got my bread fix

Felt so rank this morning though, absolutely destroyed the toilet when I woke up
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on March 20, 2021, 12:29:19 PM
I'm the same as you. I quit sugar for 6 weeks and honestly felt nothing out of the ordinary.

I quite eating cheese for a few weeks and felt somewhat out of the dairy.

But seriously, keep pushing everyone! Being mindful about diet and exercise is the biggest step.

Also, weight loss isn't the only indicator of progress. Especially if you put on muscle at some point in your life (don't do it, unless you want to become hella top-heavy). Much rather pay attention to your waistline and watch those belts and pants fit better as you go along.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: coldbrew on March 20, 2021, 02:15:47 PM
I’m a little late to this thread but the motivation guidance and stories here is what I need. I need to just be more mindful of what I’m consuming and I really need to just put this booze down for a while. Winter is basically over and I can skate after work again for a little with the time change. Excited to try and get my mental and physical health back on track after these last few months of dark and cold depression of winter and stuck working from home.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 20, 2021, 11:54:33 PM
The muscle thing I mean it’s all relative, fuck that big arm shit it’s honestly all show no go, but I reckon that lean muscle looks great on people
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on March 21, 2021, 09:14:00 AM
I’m going to try and quit my daily soda.
I haven’t had one since two days ago. I want one now so I figured if I post it in this thread that might help me resist.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 21, 2021, 09:29:21 AM
I’m going to try and quit my daily soda.
I haven’t had one since two days ago. I want one now so I figured if I post it in this thread that might help me resist.

Good on you. I now only drink one 8 oz coke a week on Friday with my Friday night pizza.

I am more a soda drinker than beer drinker but I try not to keep either in the house.

I fucking love Coca-Cola. Hell, I have fantasies of starting a soda bar and an online soda business of regional sodas and craft sodas, but I would probably wind up with diabetes.

Big Gulps are the work of the devil...
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on March 21, 2021, 10:53:22 AM
Decided I’m going to have a weigh-in day once or twice every month. No point in weighing yourself everyday due to water weight, dehydration and a bunch of other factors.

Been eating a lot of turkey and chicken lately. Lots of veggies, brown rice, eggs and salads as well. Eased up on the bread and pasta but haven’t been able to fully quit, I just love that shit too much. No sugary drinks (orange juice was as sugary as it got for me anyways, I don’t drink soda) and will only have beer once a week (2-3 light beers on either Friday or Saturday night, not both).

Been feeling pretty good but haven’t been able to move as much as I want due to a blown out back. I’ve been able to take 7-10km walks everday and ride my stationary bike, but nothing more.

BJJ starts again here in about a week, hope my back feels better then. Once I start training 3-4x a week again combined with my dietary changes, the weight is just going to melt off. Can’t wait.


Shout out to everyone who takes this shit seriously, we can do it !
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: brycickle on March 21, 2021, 02:28:16 PM
Especially if you put on muscle at some point in your life (don't do it, unless you want to become hella top-heavy).
Or you could do squats and deadlifts...
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: bigdave on March 21, 2021, 03:07:18 PM
I actually lost 10 or so lbs on COVID, but I need to lose about 20 more. Can I join?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 21, 2021, 03:34:29 PM
I actually lost 10 or so lbs on COVID, but I need to lose about 20 more. Can I join?

Just vote 20 lbs.i left the voting open for 1 month. Thanks.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on March 21, 2021, 10:56:12 PM
I've gotten down to 225lbs after being 240 during the height of the pandemic. Looking to lose another 15 or 20. Good luck to all you fellow heavy skaters trying to shed these pounds.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on March 22, 2021, 12:28:37 AM
Been counting/restricting calories using an app since end of December. Pretty chilled way to lose weight, I must say. I am 6'5" and have gone from 240 to 220 lbs in three months, aiming for 200 lbs in another 3-5 months. Skateboarding already feels so much better. Good luck everyone!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on March 22, 2021, 08:24:27 AM
Phew nice to hear some taller guys deep in the 200s talk in here.  I feel seen.   Ideal target is 200, but id be happy with anything after 220.  Still got a bit to go, but so far have only been dieting and have yet to really get going on the exercising.   
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on March 22, 2021, 10:17:53 AM
Phew nice to hear some taller guys deep in the 200s talk in here.  I feel seen.   Ideal target is 200, but id be happy with anything after 220.  Still got a bit to go, but so far have only been dieting and have yet to really get going on the exercising.

My strategy is to do regular 20-30 min workouts (3-4 times a week) that enable me to skate intense sessions. I prefer burning calories while skating rather than doing extended workouts. I was also surprised to learn how much calories a 220+ person burns while walking, so I have started to do more of that. Goes well with meeting friends outside to reduce indoor contacts during the pandemic, too.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: layzieyez on March 23, 2021, 07:49:48 AM
My fatness came in handy today since my fattened profile makes me eligible for the covid19 vaccine in my state. I got my first shot today.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on March 23, 2021, 10:45:32 AM
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Especially if you put on muscle at some point in your life (don't do it, unless you want to become hella top-heavy).
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Or you could do squats and deadlifts...
I’m specifically trying to build just a little bit of muscle in my arms. I don’t want my arms to get jacked but just trying to tone off some fat and gain slight definition.
I don’t think my wife wants me to lose more weight lol. She went to the grocery store and brought me 4 boxes of cookies(there was a coupon sale) and a tub of my fav ice cream...
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 23, 2021, 12:47:34 PM
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Especially if you put on muscle at some point in your life (don't do it, unless you want to become hella top-heavy).
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Or you could do squats and deadlifts...
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I’m specifically trying to build just a little bit of muscle in my arms. I don’t want my arms to get jacked but just trying to tone off some fat and gain slight definition.
I don’t think my wife wants me to lose more weight lol. She went to the grocery store and brought me 4 boxes of cookies(there was a coupon sale) and a tub of my fav ice cream...

yo dawg, if you are tryna put on arm muscle, push ups are the way to go imo. you can start with as many as you can do without being totally gassed, track the #, and move up by whatever number you feel is appropriate when you feel is appropriate. you'll get more definition than just Popeye biceps. after pushups get comfortable enough, you can move onto pull-ups and/or chair dips. what makes these, for me, better than lifting, is the convenience- I can just drop and do a set of pushups anytime, anywhere in my house, yard, etc. I've got a pullup bar outside the house that I try to do just 3 on each time I go outside. Good luck G
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on March 23, 2021, 01:33:46 PM
My fatness came in handy today since my fattened profile makes me eligible for the covid19 vaccine in my state. I got my first shot today.

Hah for me, I would have been eligible had I never started trying to lose weight
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: animalflesh on March 23, 2021, 02:15:33 PM
I’ll go for 20

7 lbs down 13 to go
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 23, 2021, 02:17:10 PM
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I’ll go for 20
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7 lbs down 13 to go
Hell yes
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: theloniousmonk on March 24, 2021, 07:21:46 PM
I’ve lost 42 pounds since thanksgiving on the potato hack. I eat only air fryer potatoes with no oil every other day right now and have been loosing 2 lbs a week. When I started, I needed a change and ate that shit 5 days a week. The weight was easy to loose, and I’m guessing if I do it even 2 days a week when I get to my target weight I’ll stay the same.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on March 25, 2021, 06:29:16 AM
Haven’t weighed myself lately, but my pants and t-shirts don’t fit as tight as they used to. This only motivates me to work harder as I still have a lot of work to do. Small victories, folks.

Now if only my back could start feeling better so I can move more.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: jamersonbass on March 25, 2021, 08:12:23 AM
Haven’t weighed myself lately, but my pants and t-shirts don’t fit as tight as they used to. This only motivates me to work harder as I still gave a lot of work to do. Small victories, folks.

Now if only my back could start feeling better so I can move more.

I'm right there with you!  Started a new job budtending after being laid off for 7 months.  Apparently legal weed is big business, because I've been on my feet running around like a chicken with my head cut off trying to learn the ins and outs.  I work my 4th shift later today and am feeling lighter, and my legs are way more engaged.  Can't wait til my next day on board.  I have a couple days off in a row next week and am looking forward to getting back after it.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: augustmoon on March 25, 2021, 09:19:07 AM
moved into a new place a month ago and have been steady shedding ever since.  its a wonder what a change of scenery can do. 
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: mj23 on March 27, 2021, 04:54:06 PM
Lost 5 pounds in 2 weeks, halfway to my goal of 10 pounds. Basically just cut out beer, dessert, and between-meal snacks. Hopefully my old pants will start fitting soon, I think I’m getting close.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 28, 2021, 12:18:08 PM
Lost 5 pounds in 2 weeks, halfway to my goal of 10 pounds. Basically just cut out beer, dessert, and between-meal snacks. Hopefully my old pants will start fitting soon, I think I’m getting close.

Its gonna happen dawg. I had to stop skating to get a belt the other day ;) you got it!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on March 28, 2021, 12:33:19 PM
I cut out sugar and fat as good as I could this week. As IusedToSkateMore I pondered wearing a belt as my pants are sagging. But I relapsed today. My wife made crêpes (you know what that is right?) and I smothered them with caramel au beurre salé (salted butter caramel). I hope you don't ban me from this thread, I promise to do better next week  ;D
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: layzieyez on March 28, 2021, 01:58:47 PM
I cut out sugar and fat as good as I could this week. As IusedToSkateMore I pondered wearing a belt as my pants are sagging. But I relapsed today. My wife made crêpes (you know what that is right?) and I smothered them with caramel au beurre salé (salted butter caramel). I hope you don't ban me from this thread, I promise to do better next week  ;D
Nobody is going to ban you. I'm still lagging on the diet tip. It's hard to avoid fast food when you have teenage kids and your wife buys you an order of burger and fries.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: fakie nollie on March 28, 2021, 02:39:34 PM
6’, 32 years old
Starting weight: 250
Current weight: 215
Goal weight: 190

I’ve dropped 35 since December and am on track to lose another 25. Pretty Gnar and life changing. Pretty much in the worst shape of my life during 2020.

I was having frequent/ gnarly heart palpitations and generally feeling horrible most of the time. When to a doctor and cardiologist who told me I had to essentially change my entire lifestyle and get it together.

I’m eating 1000-1200 calories per day, 5/6 days per week, then pretty much whatever I want on the off days. My diet is super strict (no added sugars, 1000mg of sodium or less, almost no saturated/trans fats). High in fiber, fruits, veggies and nuts and no meat throughout the days I’m calorie counting. Also, 0 alcohol.

Skateboarding 30-120+ minutes per day and recently added “yoga” and some other exercises to warm up for said sessions. I was biking 50-60 miles a week but have paused that a bit while I get more into skating. Even though I had skated since I was 8, this was my longest hiatus and harshest re-learning. I went from barely being able to roll for more than 5 minutes and not being able to kickflip, to now skating as long as I’d like (and doing 2/3 sessions a day).

EDIT: From doing so much cardio/ exercise, my blood pressure has dropped 10+ points and my resting heart rate went from ~80 to 50/60

If anyone else wants advice on how to follow this, please, don’t hesitate to DM me. The above regiment is all supervised by my general practitioner. The diet, while strict, doesn’t suck as much as keto and it took me a week or two to fully adjust. Stay healthy, y’all!




Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 28, 2021, 06:45:16 PM
I’m not trying to be a cunt cause if I didn’t care I’d say nothing but yeah some of you lads are pretty big
Big ups for doing something about it
It is what it is but speaking generally it’s real good to acknowledge an issue and then rectify it
Respect.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 31, 2021, 03:03:14 AM
Not trying to break anyone’s heart or anything I didn’t mean to be a cunt at all hey

My old boy was super active as a young bloke and then fairly consistently overweight past early 30s and he was a little older than that when parents had me and not like a sob story at all cause he had mad heart attacks before I was born but yeah died early for sure I mean I was in mid 20s so that was lucky as, I honestly feel fortunate but yeah he would have been better off losing weight earlier like just even for himself, you know?

Tell me about what you guys been doing this week and how are you feeling?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 31, 2021, 05:23:29 AM
Not trying to break anyone’s heart or anything I didn’t mean to be a cunt at all hey

My old boy was super active as a young bloke and then fairly consistently overweight past early 30s and he was a little older than that when parents had me and not like a sob story at all cause he had mad heart attacks before I was born but yeah died early for sure I mean I was in mid 20s so that was lucky as, I honestly feel fortunate but yeah he would have been better off losing weight earlier like just even for himself, you know?

Tell me about what you guys been doing this week and how are you feeling?

Matty. You’re a cunt for sure but not that kind of cunt. You’re a solid cunt. A good bloke if you will.

You’re friend’s heart attacks were probably a result of bad genetics and poor health.

As for myself, I am on track a month in at 5 LB loss and I have really only stopped grazing, eating after 5 PM and limiting bread, soda and dessert.

The first 5 LB is the easiest so I expect to have to pick up the pace in April but the weather is warming so skateboarding will be opening up.

It’s nice to have a group to hold oneself accountable to.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on March 31, 2021, 06:33:57 AM
Hahaha fuck I was talking about my dad but yeah cheers cunt I know I gotta watch my shit
Nah kidding I mean I am talking about my dad but I am just messing around I am not upset about it
I need to quit smoking, fuck

Edit, GardenSkater77, that’s sick mate I mean you might not have time but even try do 30 or hour walk in the arvos just listen to a podcast or something

If possible plank in the mornings, too like time your shit and get better at it and do squats like just in the mirror with no weight
I reckon push-ups and sit-ups are helpful but not everything but yeah get that core strong bro

Killing it fakie nollie that’s some my war type shit
Nice one
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on April 01, 2021, 11:34:56 PM
i've learned diet is the most important part of losing weight and exercise is just nice maintenance.  i've been doing keto since the start of February with no cheat days and i think i'm down 30+ pounds.  wholly recommend
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on April 02, 2021, 12:40:47 AM
i've learned diet is the most important part of losing weight and exercise is just nice maintenance.  i've been doing keto since the start of February with no cheat days and i think i'm down 30+ pounds.  wholly recommend

I beg to differ. I think diet is extremely personal, but weight loss always boils down to how much energy is consumed vs. burned. Exercise can be essential depending on how one goes about it, there are a million different ways.

For me, counting/reducing calories including activities works perfectly without any special diet. I’ll have burger and fries on a skate day and it does not throw off a steady weight loss of 0,5 kg/week since end of last year.

Obviously, if one eats junk food with high carb and high fat every day, activities won’t help with other nutritional problems of such diet. Nevertheless, weight loss could be achieved with intense activities.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: arrbee on April 02, 2021, 05:02:27 AM
Hit the scale this morning and can say I have achieved my 20lbs lost. 174-154 in just about 3 weeks. I hit my 154 mark Monday but wanted to make sure I stayed at 154 all week and it wasn't just water weight loss or a fluke maintained it the full week so I'm calling it a win. Feel like I could probably drop another 5-10, I'll clean up the diet and see how it goes.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on April 02, 2021, 01:51:23 PM
Nice going everyone!

Down 8 lb, all by (almost) cutting out the booze. Have switched to smoothies for breakfast, alternated by scrambled eggs w some protein like turkey breast.

Will also cut down on carbs starting next week.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Enrico Pallazzo on April 02, 2021, 03:06:29 PM
Rad to see everyone making such big losses, props to all of you.

I’m back up 4lbs, to about 1-2 less than when I started trying to lose weight. Not super bummed on it though as I’ve been putting on a little more muscle and know what I need to work on to really drop lbs which is portion control. I’m not a terrible snacker but I’m always clean plate club no matter what gets put on it.

Have another 5-day calorie restriction diet planned for next week so we’ll see what results I get and if the weight stays off longer this time.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Algar on April 03, 2021, 06:55:47 AM
Hey folks,  I’ll chime in here on what I hope to be doing to get my weight down.  First eliminate beer, second I am going to track calories with a plan of losing 1 1/2 lbs a week (using the loseit app).  Third I am going to get some substantial activity everyday, weather it is skating, biking to work or whatever, also on days where the weather sucks I’ll probability work out in my basement.

Hopefully with the weather getting nicer getting out, being more active will be pretty natural. Also without drinking I’m a lot more active as drinking just straight up makes me lazy, weather it’s being a bit hung the following day, sitting around in the afternoon/evening drinking, not getting bored to the point where I do something instead of sit around with a beer.

Finally my wife got a new bike and has been pretty ambitious and so I’ll probably be doing some longer rides which will help, we went for a 45 mile ride yesterday and she wants to do more.

Best of luck to you all!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: jamersonbass on April 03, 2021, 07:13:42 AM
Hey folks,  I’ll chime in here on what I hope to be doing to get my weight down.  First eliminate beer, second I am going to track calories with a plan of losing 1 1/2 lbs a week (using the loseit app).  Third I am going to get some substantial activity everyday, weather it is skating, biking to work or whatever, also on days where the weather sucks I’ll probability work out in my basement.

Hopefully with the weather getting nicer getting out, being more active will be pretty natural. Also without drinking I’m a lot more active as drinking just straight up makes me lazy, weather it’s being a bit hung the following day, sitting around in the afternoon/evening drinking, not getting bored to the point where I do something instead of sit around with a beer.

Finally my wife got a new bike and has been pretty ambitious and so I’ll probably be doing some longer rides which will help, we went for a 45 mile ride yesterday and she wants to do more.

Best of luck to you all!

Good shit!  Where are you based out of?  I'm in MI, and we've had a few teases to Spring.  I've been out on my board 3 times over the last 5 or 6 weeks, and every time besides pushing and cruising, I feel like I haven't had enough reps to flip my board yet.  Looking forward to more consistent weather.

That said, I'm down about 5lbs at the moment, and the new job has my legs getting back under me.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on April 03, 2021, 10:52:42 AM
Been consistently under 100 kg for a few days now, which has been sort of a barrier for at least a decade. Down 22 lbs since end of December. A rather slow process, however I am trying to lose weight in a way that will be sustainable in the long run. Never managed to sustain weight loss from more radical approaches, old habits were too tempting.

My skating is already benefiting a lot at this point. Skated 3-4 h sessions on four out of the last five days, which just wouldn’t have been possible before. What surprises me most though is how it changes the way I move and keep my balance. I thought it would mostly give me the ability to jump higher, but everything feels smoother and more controlled at the same time. Keep it up everyone!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: arrbee on April 04, 2021, 09:13:48 AM
Hey folks,  I’ll chime in here on what I hope to be doing to get my weight down.  First eliminate beer, second I am going to track calories with a plan of losing 1 1/2 lbs a week (using the loseit app).  Third I am going to get some substantial activity everyday, weather it is skating, biking to work or whatever, also on days where the weather sucks I’ll probability work out in my basement.

Hopefully with the weather getting nicer getting out, being more active will be pretty natural. Also without drinking I’m a lot more active as drinking just straight up makes me lazy, weather it’s being a bit hung the following day, sitting around in the afternoon/evening drinking, not getting bored to the point where I do something instead of sit around with a beer.

Finally my wife got a new bike and has been pretty ambitious and so I’ll probably be doing some longer rides which will help, we went for a 45 mile ride yesterday and she wants to do more.

Best of luck to you all!

I track with lose it, I highly recommend that app but tracking in general is huge. Really makes you think how much you’re taking in and how to make decisions about what to take in a little better. That alone will be a huge help.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on April 04, 2021, 11:42:13 AM
I pulled a muscle on my rib cage last week and gained 4 pounds back >..<
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Algar on April 04, 2021, 05:32:31 PM
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Hey folks,  I’ll chime in here on what I hope to be doing to get my weight down.  First eliminate beer, second I am going to track calories with a plan of losing 1 1/2 lbs a week (using the loseit app).  Third I am going to get some substantial activity everyday, weather it is skating, biking to work or whatever, also on days where the weather sucks I’ll probability work out in my basement.

Hopefully with the weather getting nicer getting out, being more active will be pretty natural. Also without drinking I’m a lot more active as drinking just straight up makes me lazy, weather it’s being a bit hung the following day, sitting around in the afternoon/evening drinking, not getting bored to the point where I do something instead of sit around with a beer.

Finally my wife got a new bike and has been pretty ambitious and so I’ll probably be doing some longer rides which will help, we went for a 45 mile ride yesterday and she wants to do more.

Best of luck to you all!
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Good shit!  Where are you based out of?  I'm in MI, and we've had a few teases to Spring.  I've been out on my board 3 times over the last 5 or 6 weeks, and every time besides pushing and cruising, I feel like I haven't had enough reps to flip my board yet.  Looking forward to more consistent weather.

That said, I'm down about 5lbs at the moment, and the new job has my legs getting back under me.

Yeah, WI here so northern Midwest as well, although I am in the southern part of the state so we’ve had at least a handful of nice days.

My buddy asked me to join his rec league softball as they were short one person, it’s pretty laid back sounding and should be fun to try something new so I’m stoked on that and it should help me stay active even if I get burned out on skating or biking which definitely happens at points
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Bunk Moreland on April 04, 2021, 09:16:13 PM
I feel like there’s some outside force constantly undoing any progress I make. Like it’s totally me having no self control to turn things down, but I’d rather blame other people. Today, I rode 40km fixed gear, ended the ride with 2 beers. Came home, Chinese lunch with the in-laws. Oh, they brought a delicious Bundt cake.

A guy I work with eats every other day. His fasting day he drinks coffee and bone broth to get by. He lost 70. I don’t have that willpower and honestly it sounds horrible.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on April 04, 2021, 10:57:03 PM
I feel like there’s some outside force constantly undoing any progress I make. Like it’s totally me having no self control to turn things down, but I’d rather blame other people. Today, I rode 40km fixed gear, ended the ride with 2 beers. Came home, Chinese lunch with the in-laws. Oh, they brought a delicious Bundt cake.

A guy I work with eats every other day. His fasting day he drinks coffee and bone broth to get by. He lost 70. I don’t have that willpower and honestly it sounds horrible.

I wasn’t able to lose weight for exactly this reason. None of the radical diets or fasting worked. Or if they did, I’d bounce back in no time. Counting calories using an app did the trick for me. It’s a bit of an effort and nothing I’d want to do forever, but for a limited time it’s great. Even after a few weeks it’s so revealing. For instance, I suspect the day you describe might be totally fine. Physical activities require a lot of energy. It’s when we don’t move that we eat too much, especially if we want to lose weight. A beer is compensated by a 30 min walk, so there are always options to form habits that enable other habits.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: S. on April 07, 2021, 02:26:58 AM
Ok, I was totally lying to myself. I had to go to the doctor for a new job and he weighed me. At 6 foot I am almost 200 pounds. That’s too heavy even though I feel I am in good shape right now. My pants fit oK and I work out twice a week plus I have been skating about three times per week. I think my prison home Workouts have really contributed to the weight gain as I have packed on extra muscle in my upper body. I will try to relax a bit with the dips and pull ups and I will do some portion control to cut some weight. And: no more beers, just white wine from now on.

A little less than 190 would be ideal for me. I am kind of a wide dude. At 6 foot tall that is not ideal for skating.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on April 08, 2021, 09:13:52 AM
Down to 229 from 245 today. Still some way to go but think I found a formula.

No booze, low carb, mixed exercise like battle ropes, slam ball and core strength training.

Also, and I totally underestimated, getting up from my desk in the morning at 10am and getting a 15 min bike ride and a 10 minute core class in. Sitting all day is so damaging.

How's everyone else doing?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on April 11, 2021, 09:31:19 AM
Down 5 lbs just by skating almost everyday for the last couple weeks. I haven't really changed anything else, but now that the ball is rolling I might cut out booze.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on April 11, 2021, 10:28:05 AM
Heading into the week I was down 7 lbs with wind in my sales, but I was able to gain back 5 lbs since Last Sunday, which is amazing—weigh in before Easter dinner. I mean, I ate a good amount because Saturday because my father visited so I made a roast chicken with mashed potatoes and apple pie with Ben and Jerry’s vanilla ice cream. I‘m pretty sure it’s a false flag because I haven’t eaten that rich since Easter Sunday. If I am by myself I don’t eat that much but I’m a social eater and drinker—although I haven’t had beer since the summer cause I don’t buy or drink beer at home. My biggest problem is if there is food available I can eat and eat and not feel full and psychologically I was raised, as many of you were, to do so as a show of respect to the people at the table. Or in a drinking setting I feel I have to match or outpace the people who I am drinking with. In my head consuming large amount of food or alcohol in a social setting puts the people I am with at ease and makes them feel happy I am there and is a sign of respect to the event. I know this is totally a learned behavior but I feel like as soon as I am put into these social situations I can’t help but to eat and drink more than I need to. I’m sure I’ll be back down at next weeks weight in but just wanted to share something I’m sure many of you can relate to.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on April 12, 2021, 03:15:01 PM
@GardenSkater77 bro of course sometimes I just sit and eat too, seriously who doesn’t love eating

Depends on what tastes you like but sometimes just cut up a tomato with salt and pepper and just eat it straight up. Sometimes I eat a whole bunch of them that way or even a shit tonne of salad. But I have always liked veggies

Carrots are good too cut up so appears to be more than there is you could dip them in something

Or even popcorn just make it on stove and no butter or not a lot of butter. Still way less calories than the packet ones

Unsalted nuts too?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on April 12, 2021, 04:29:44 PM
 we don't have a scale here but I'm slimming the fuck up. I've loosely followed the idea of intermittent fasting, not eating between 10pm and 2pm 5 days per week, with the 2pm thing really being between 12pm-2pm. The other 2 days, I usually do the same thing but sometimes it's nice to get a hooked up breakfast burrito or bagel. Other than this, I've paid attention to how much sugar and dairy I'm taking in.

Before my partner and I started living together about 3 years ago I very rarely bought snacks, dairy products, or cooked elaborate meals. She on the other hand likes to have at sweet snack every night, drinks milk, eats bread, eats cheese, eat late, etc. I never really did that until we cohabited. Pretty much rice, beans, lentils, veggies, tortilla for years, never really eating breakfast or a big dinner. So the past couple months I've mostly gotten back to my old ways. It's kinda weird but other than staples (rice, grains, spices, seasonings) and vegetables, we started buying separate groceries to cater to the way we like to eat individually. It's like if there's a bag of cookies or something, I have a hard time not eating it, but if it's not mine, I don't touch it. Pretty sweet deal.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on April 13, 2021, 06:36:30 AM
I’ve always hated working out, basically the only excercise I ever did were skateboarding, BJJ and hiking.

However, something weird has happened in the last 3 weeks or so: I started messing around with kettlebells, and I’m really starting to like it. Right now my lower back is still a bit messed up and gyms are closed, so I can’t skate or do BJJ. Trails are full of people so hiking kinda sucks right now.

Never thought I’d like weightlifting, but here we are. It’s 9:30 am right now and can’t wait to get home from work and work out. My core and upper back are starting to feel a bit stronger, so my lower back feels  better and I’m finally starting to have a good posture. Might feel confident enough to start skating again by the end of the month.

Also, I’ve been stretching for an hour everyday, whether I worked out or not. I can finally touch my toes with both hands without issues, something I’ve never really been able to do. The days I don’t do KB are the days I ride my stationary bike (i still despise running), so I’m always active.

Not gonna lie, if it wasn’t for this thread, my Kettlebell would have stayed right where it was: in the closet collecting dust and I’d be getting baked eating Doritos drinking IPA’s.

I’m not going to let this third lockdown get the better of me !
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Lloyd Braun on April 13, 2021, 08:39:55 AM
I fux with this thread.

So I lost 30lbs last year, lowest I weighed was 165 but usually sat around 170. I usedthe keto diet and felt great. But like a lot of people COVID hit and I binge ate and did no excercise and  I travel for work so having to not pay for meals made it easy to binge (I legit ate a meal for two people every night for like 6 months). I’ve had several failed starts in the last year to lose the weight again. But enough is enough going to lose 30lbs currently weigh 202. This time I won’t be doing keto, it’s effective but it’s super boring and not necessarily the healthiest. I plan to eat mostly Whole Foods, no breads, no pasta or junk food. No sugar, no alcohol and drink more water. Also planning to excercise 4 hours a week in addition to skating more. Little late to lose all the weight by summer but going to try and lose as much as I can. I’ll post progress.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on April 13, 2021, 09:32:42 AM
I’ve always hated working out, basically the only excercise I ever did were skateboarding, BJJ and hiking.

However, something weird has happened in the last 3 weeks or so: I started messing around with kettlebells, and I’m really starting to like it. Right now my lower back is still a bit messed up and gyms are closed, so I can’t skate or do BJJ. Trails are full of people so hiking kinda sucks right now.

Never thought I’d like weightlifting, but here we are. It’s 9:30 am right now and can’t wait to get home from work and work out. My core and upper back are starting to feel a bit stronger, so my lower back feels  better and I’m finally starting to have a good posture. Might feel confident enough to start skating again by the end of the month.

Also, I’ve been stretching for an hour everyday, whether I worked out or not. I can finally touch my toes with both hands without issues, something I’ve never really been able to do. The days I don’t do KB are the days I ride my stationary bike (i still despise running), so I’m always active.

Not gonna lie, if it wasn’t for this thread, my Kettlebell would have stayed right where it was: in the closet collecting dust and I’d be getting baked eating Doritos drinking IPA’s.

I’m not going to let this third lockdown get the better of me !

Kettlebells are cool, I like to add variety with battle ropes and a slam ball. And there's a ton of core strength exercises with just body weight and maybe a light kettlebell, tons of YouTube videos. I got the Apple Fitness trial and it's actually quite good in terms of classes, even just for 10 minutes.

But yeah, adding some variety totally helps keep things interesting. Good luck!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on April 14, 2021, 12:28:43 AM
I fux with this thread.

So I lost 30lbs last year, lowest I weighed was 165 but usually sat around 170. I usedthe keto diet and felt great. But like a lot of people COVID hit and I binge ate and did no excercise and  I travel for work so having to not pay for meals made it easy to binge (I legit ate a meal for two people every night for like 6 months). I’ve had several failed starts in the last year to lose the weight again. But enough is enough going to lose 30lbs currently weigh 202. This time I won’t be doing keto, it’s effective but it’s super boring and not necessarily the healthiest. I plan to eat mostly Whole Foods, no breads, no pasta or junk food. No sugar, no alcohol and drink more water. Also planning to excercise 4 hours a week in addition to skating more. Little late to lose all the weight by summer but going to try and lose as much as I can. I’ll post progress.

Ketos been great for me too.  Been on it since mid Feb and am down like 37 pounds.  A lot of it I’m sure is due to not eating like shit every day like I was during the dark days of covid 2020, but it’s been nice to do even with infrequent exercising.  I go through a shit ton of eggs though
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Cool Ceith on April 14, 2021, 08:54:09 AM
I'm glad this thread exists. I need all the help I can get (the pandemic has been a 24-hour snackfest for me.)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Noble Experiment on April 14, 2021, 11:00:05 AM
Intermittent fasting, not eating too much junk food, calorie counting, and staying active (squeezing in extra skate sessions, riding my bike, walking) is what I do when I notice I’ve packed on a few pounds and need to slim up a bit. Usually works pretty good in melting away a few extra pounds.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: mj23 on April 14, 2021, 12:02:52 PM
another update: lost 2 more pounds on the "no snacking no beer no dessert" plan. Of course I break these rules occasionally but sticking to them at least 4-5 days a week seems to do the trick. My old pants are still a little bit tight but they fit again. 7 lbs of the 10 lb goal achieved.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on April 16, 2021, 03:38:49 AM
I just stepped on the scale for the first time in a week, been trying to get down to 190 and was around 195 the last month, I weigh 193 right now. I’m getting closer.
It’s also been suuuuper humid this week and I have a fast paced outdoor job and sweat a lot on the really humid days. I think that’s been helping.
I’ve also still been hitting my apartment fitness room 4-5 days a week. I just do 15-20 min of working out my arms and shoulders. 5 different arm/shoulder reps then I get on the exercise bike and do a half mile then start the process over and do it 3 times total and that comes out to around 15 minutes.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: artskool on April 16, 2021, 07:23:42 AM
Not to chime in out of nowhere, but was just thinking recently about how poorly I was living when I was super thin. Basically not eating, drinking 32 oz iced coffees all day long whenever I got hungry, staying out all night, etc. Then I grew up, and really only in the last couple of years have I started to bulk up in a way that I was not too psyched on.

I got an erg (rowing machine) and do 10k meters every morning. I really haven't lost any weight, but I feel so much stronger. I could definitely just fast, I'm pretty good at denying myself food, but I'd definitely rather get strong, up my endurance, etc. Definitely not getting back into those size 29 jeans anytime ever.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on April 25, 2021, 04:23:10 PM
Just weighed myself, lost seven pounds. 13 left to go to be at 195. Let’s see if I can make it to 190 by mid-summer.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: camel filters on April 29, 2021, 04:47:12 PM
Anybody lose weight and notice their feet get more narrow or shallow? Was curious because fitting in my shoes better would motivate me further to do this damn thing.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: pugmaster on April 29, 2021, 04:52:35 PM
Anybody lose weight and notice their feet get more narrow or shallow? Was curious because fitting in my shoes better would motivate me further to do this damn thing.

Gaining and losing weight does have an effect on shoe size and can even go up/down a whole size
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on April 29, 2021, 05:05:12 PM
Anybody lose weight and notice their feet get more narrow or shallow? Was curious because fitting in my shoes better would motivate me further to do this damn thing.

I need to loose more weight to tell you but my issue is because I have broken my left leg twice I now have varicose veins that stick out and make my left leg look twenty years older than my right. I have been 15 lbs lighter but that was 5 years ago and I don’t remember the problem. But I have poor circulation in my left foot and before I go to a doctor I want to loose the 15 lbs. if I still have a problem I will get some sort of surgery but I want to see if weight loss will help the problem—I think it will help a little bit if not a lot.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: camel filters on April 29, 2021, 05:37:57 PM
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Anybody lose weight and notice their feet get more narrow or shallow? Was curious because fitting in my shoes better would motivate me further to do this damn thing.
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Gaining and losing weight does have an effect on shoe size and can even go up/down a whole size
Did not know it could affect the length. Was thinking more about the width and depth of my feet but that's interesting.


I need to loose more weight to tell you but my issue is because I have broken my left leg twice I now have varicose veins that stick out and make my left leg look twenty years older than my right. I have been 15 lbs lighter but that was 5 years ago and I don’t remember the problem. But I have poor circulation in my left foot and before I go to a doctor I want to loose the 15 lbs. if I still have a problem I will get some sort of surgery but I want to see if weight loss will help the problem—I think it will help a little bit if not a lot.
Best of luck with everything. Hope surgery can be avoided after your weight loss!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Bunk Moreland on April 29, 2021, 09:08:30 PM
Anyone have shoe recommendations for working out? I have some saucony running shoes that are a few years old that are way too plush. Thinking about some reeboks or something with more stability.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on April 29, 2021, 09:11:15 PM
Anybody lose weight and notice their feet get more narrow or shallow? Was curious because fitting in my shoes better would motivate me further to do this damn thing.

Feet might be swollen due to water retention and dieting usually jettisons that first
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: shitsandwich on April 29, 2021, 09:42:24 PM
I feel like all my fat goes straight to my neck and my face. Has anyone used diet pills? I'm exercising and eating well but if if there is something out there to expedite the process, I might be down.

These have some really good reviews. I plan on looking more into them but I just wanted to see if anybody has had first hand experience here
https://www.amazon.com/Burn-XT-Thermogenic-Fat-Burner-Suppressant/dp/B01BXLYEQ0/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=diet+pills&qid=1619757591&sr=8-7
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: pugmaster on April 29, 2021, 11:26:06 PM
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Anybody lose weight and notice their feet get more narrow or shallow? Was curious because fitting in my shoes better would motivate me further to do this damn thing.
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Gaining and losing weight does have an effect on shoe size and can even go up/down a whole size
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Did not know it could affect the length. Was thinking more about the width and depth of my feet but that's interesting.

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I need to loose more weight to tell you but my issue is because I have broken my left leg twice I now have varicose veins that stick out and make my left leg look twenty years older than my right. I have been 15 lbs lighter but that was 5 years ago and I don’t remember the problem. But I have poor circulation in my left foot and before I go to a doctor I want to loose the 15 lbs. if I still have a problem I will get some sort of surgery but I want to see if weight loss will help the problem—I think it will help a little bit if not a lot.
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Best of luck with everything. Hope surgery can be avoided after your weight loss!

I think it is best to think about the foot changes in a holistic manner.  Yes the width and height could increase, which may necessitate a different sized shoe.  Additionally, the additional weight (especially if it is extremely excessive weight) could make the arch fall a bit, which would manifest itself in the perceived lengthening of a foot.

I am basing this information on youtuber people who were extremely overweight then lost that weight (100+ pounds).  Very often they report that they went down a shoe size.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on April 30, 2021, 08:19:46 AM
Just wanted to give a tip to those who have had problems cutting out junk food like I did at first.

I made a list of everything I should cut: Chips, dessert, pastries, fast food, gas station food, french fries, sugar in my coffee, chocolate and frozen food. I allow myself a few beers a week because I’m already not much of a drinker and perhaps one takeout meal (which I rarely do anyways).

I then downloaded an AA/NA-type app called Sober Time. You know those apps that tell you “you have 62 days clean” ? That. This one lets you put in what your addiction is, I just titled my addiction as “Junk Food From the List”. I’m 28 days “clean” from everything on that list, and I find it a hell of a lot more motivating than simply counting calories, which I do, just not religiously.

I was at the gas station the other day and Doritos were on special (Doritos and I have a long history), I almost picked up a bag but looked at my phone, I then left it there. Didn’t want to fuck my streak up.

Might not seem like much, but it’s the longest I’ve ever gone without shit food. Might work for some of you.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on April 30, 2021, 08:29:40 AM
When I go into  Walgreens and Doritos are 2/$5.00 I’m like ‘Fuck you FritoLay’!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on April 30, 2021, 09:36:03 AM
When I go into  Walgreens and Doritos are 2/$5.00 I’m like ‘Fuck you FritoLay’!

My problem with Doritos is the second I leave the store, no matter the size of the bag, it has about 15 minutes left to live. I have zero control when it comes to Doritos.

There's no such thing as leftover crack Doritos.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on April 30, 2021, 09:39:37 AM
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When I go into  Walgreens and Doritos are 2/$5.00 I’m like ‘Fuck you FritoLay’!
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My problem with Doritos is the second I leave the store, no matter the size of the bag, it has about 15 minutes left to live. I have zero control when it comes to Doritos.

There's no such thing as leftover crack Doritos.

I know this is the weight loss club but fuck it one of my favorite snacks ever is plain sour cream and regular Doritos. You don’t even need dip because the flavor comes from the Doritos. Holy shit is that good. I haven’t had Doritos in two months. I like you cannot be trusted with a bag of Doritos.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Atiba Applebum on April 30, 2021, 01:27:35 PM
I feel like all my fat goes straight to my neck and my face. Has anyone used diet pills? I'm exercising and eating well but if if there is something out there to expedite the process, I might be down.

These have some really good reviews. I plan on looking more into them but I just wanted to see if anybody has had first hand experience here
https://www.amazon.com/Burn-XT-Thermogenic-Fat-Burner-Suppressant/dp/B01BXLYEQ0/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=diet+pills&qid=1619757591&sr=8-7

I’m doing keto and I’ve lost 50 lbs in 3 months.   I had surgeries and bad bouts of depression that knocked me on my ass for too long and I was definitely eating only poor choices for awhile, so the quick results may be just from not doing that at all anymore.   But I think it’s a fairly easy diet to maintain and the weight loss has had very little to do with exercise.   It also depends on what you think your mileage is eating eggs near every day
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on April 30, 2021, 04:47:12 PM
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I feel like all my fat goes straight to my neck and my face. Has anyone used diet pills? I'm exercising and eating well but if if there is something out there to expedite the process, I might be down.

These have some really good reviews. I plan on looking more into them but I just wanted to see if anybody has had first hand experience here
https://www.amazon.com/Burn-XT-Thermogenic-Fat-Burner-Suppressant/dp/B01BXLYEQ0/ref=sr_1_7?dchild=1&keywords=diet+pills&qid=1619757591&sr=8-7
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I’m doing keto and I’ve lost 50 lbs in 3 months.   I had surgeries and bad bouts of depression that knocked me on my ass for too long and I was definitely eating only poor choices for awhile, so the quick results may be just from not doing that at all anymore.   But I think it’s a fairly easy diet to maintain and the weight loss has had very little to do with exercise.   It also depends on what you think your mileage is eating eggs near every day

I couldn't tell you how much weight I've lost but none of my pants fit anymore and it's pretty evident under the chin, the rear cheeks, and spare tire/love handle area. "Intermittent Fasting" and watching calorie intake, especially sugar intake, has been very helpful and not all that hard. I'm not wicked strict, but I generally don't eat food between 10pm-2pm. On the ideal day I, after I stretch and meditate, I start drinking black coffee, usually a 16 oz cup, then have a hyped up protein shake at 2pm (2 bananas, 2 scoop PBFit peanut butter powder, 1 scoop plant protein, 1 scoop marine collagen, medicinal mushrooms, rice milk, ice, water). Often have another cup of black coffee at 3 or 4pm, then Ill either a can of sardines with pepper sauce and liquid aminos or a couple eggs in a wrap with some miso mayo, nutritional yeast, maybe some leftover beans. Around 6-7 we eat dinner, often eggs, rice, beans, noodles, lots of veggies, meat a couple times per month. After that, I might have some rice cakes for a snack around 9pm. I like a nighttime snack and try to limit the good treats to once per week. Hardest thing to avoid is the delicious fresh sour dough my partner makes... lil bit of butter, lil bit of homemade jam...

anyways, those pills could be fine but they seem like heavy duty caffeine pills, lots of green tea and straight caffeine. I guess if you can handle it, it's cool but I really have no clue other than caffeine acting as an appetite suppressant.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: bigdave on April 30, 2021, 08:27:58 PM
Embarking on a four month journey tomorrow. Quitting all social media and losing 28lbs in 125 days (Labor Day Weekend).

Quest for Summer dominance. I am also gonna learn a bunch of new tricks and I turn 45 in two weeks so whatever.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on May 01, 2021, 07:55:57 AM
Embarking on a four month journey tomorrow. Quitting all social media and losing 28lbs in 125 days (Labor Day Weekend).

Quest for Summer dominance. I am also gonna learn a bunch of new tricks and I turn 45 in two weeks so whatever.

Okay, that’s fine. Just let us know who will be handling the bigdave SLAP account while you’re gone. Wouldn’t want your  work to pile up...thanks.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on May 02, 2021, 06:13:13 AM
Half way mark.

How is everyone doing? Care to share?

I had a good March but April basically was a no go.

I am basically fluctuating at 5 lb loss +/- 2 lbs, so my goal of a 20 lb loss may not be realistic. But I am not hitting the reset button. Just need to tighten up the diet and be more active. One week at a time...
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on May 02, 2021, 06:38:42 AM
Half way mark.

How is everyone doing? Care to share?

I had a good March but April basically was a no go.

I am basically fluctuating at 5 lb loss +/- 2 lbs, so my goal of a 20 lb loss may not be realistic. But I am not hitting the reset button. Just need to tighten up the diet and be more active. One week at a time...
I believe I am back exactly where I started. So it's going pretty well for me.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on May 02, 2021, 06:59:32 AM
Tuna
Came out in another thread but yeah you want it get it, just eat tuna for a couple weeks
Laugh all you want but I dropped 25kg of fat in three months

Get some, widebois

Edit
That’s a shitload of pounds ay
Try harder
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Lloyd Braun on May 02, 2021, 08:49:17 PM
Tuna
Came out in another thread but yeah you want it get it, just eat tuna for a couple weeks
Laugh all you want but I dropped 25kg of fat in three months

Get some, widebois

Edit
That’s a shitload of pounds ay
Try harder

Is that literally all you eat? Like no veggies or fruit or anything else? We talking just canned tuna? I need details. Sounds miserable though
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: igrindtwinkies on May 02, 2021, 08:54:28 PM
I love tuna but be careful of the mercury content.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: shitsandwich on May 03, 2021, 02:38:44 PM
I tried the diet pills but they made me feel too wired. I'm gonna just diet properly for now.

I plan on keeping my calories below 1500 and sodium under 1500(idk if that's a good number)
I really don't like cooking so if anyone has fast and healthy food ideas, I'm all ears. A protein shake and sardines might be a good idea to incorporate into the rotation. This is what I'm eating and plan on eating.

Breakfast: 3 eggs
Lunch: low fat greek yogurt and 1/4 cup of granola
Dinner: broccoli and chicken, broccoli and salmon, or steak and salad
Post Dinner: Peanut butter and banana sandwich,

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Lloyd Braun on May 03, 2021, 06:06:11 PM
I tried the diet pills but they made me feel too wired. I'm gonna just diet properly for now.

I plan on keeping my calories below 1500 and sodium under 1500(idk if that's a good number)
I really don't like cooking so if anyone has fast and healthy food ideas, I'm all ears. A protein shake and sardines might be a good idea to incorporate into the rotation. This is what I'm eating and plan on eating.

Breakfast: 3 eggs
Lunch: low fat greek yogurt and 1/4 cup of granola
Dinner: broccoli and chicken, broccoli and salmon, or steak and salad
Post Dinner: Peanut butter and banana sandwich,

A dope meal for me is just a simple salad of romaine, kalamata olives, bit of feta if you like and protein of choice I've done chicken and Gyro meat both are dope. I make a simple olive oil/herb dressing, can't recall the quantities of each ingredient, but its olive oil, oregano, garlic, this Italian seasoning I got at the store, think that's it. I had a similar salad at a greek restaurant on a work trip and it was amazing, I have been trying to recreate it ever since.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on May 04, 2021, 02:58:28 PM
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I tried the diet pills but they made me feel too wired. I'm gonna just diet properly for now.

I plan on keeping my calories below 1500 and sodium under 1500(idk if that's a good number)
I really don't like cooking so if anyone has fast and healthy food ideas, I'm all ears. A protein shake and sardines might be a good idea to incorporate into the rotation. This is what I'm eating and plan on eating.

Breakfast: 3 eggs
Lunch: low fat greek yogurt and 1/4 cup of granola
Dinner: broccoli and chicken, broccoli and salmon, or steak and salad
Post Dinner: Peanut butter and banana sandwich,
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A dope meal for me is just a simple salad of romaine, kalamata olives, bit of feta if you like and protein of choice I've done chicken and Gyro meat both are dope. I make a simple olive oil/herb dressing, can't recall the quantities of each ingredient, but its olive oil, oregano, garlic, this Italian seasoning I got at the store, think that's it. I had a similar salad at a greek restaurant on a work trip and it was amazing, I have been trying to recreate it ever since.

Down 15 pounds since the start. Cut down booze except for the occasional martini or shot of vodka, no beers though.

For breakfast it's either scrambled eggs or a spinach/banana/pineapple smoothie and a salad with salmon for lunch. Still need to cut out more carbs and love a bagel on the weekend too much. But hey, making some progress.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on May 04, 2021, 03:52:47 PM
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I tried the diet pills but they made me feel too wired. I'm gonna just diet properly for now.

I plan on keeping my calories below 1500 and sodium under 1500(idk if that's a good number)
I really don't like cooking so if anyone has fast and healthy food ideas, I'm all ears. A protein shake and sardines might be a good idea to incorporate into the rotation. This is what I'm eating and plan on eating.

Breakfast: 3 eggs
Lunch: low fat greek yogurt and 1/4 cup of granola
Dinner: broccoli and chicken, broccoli and salmon, or steak and salad
Post Dinner: Peanut butter and banana sandwich,
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A dope meal for me is just a simple salad of romaine, kalamata olives, bit of feta if you like and protein of choice I've done chicken and Gyro meat both are dope. I make a simple olive oil/herb dressing, can't recall the quantities of each ingredient, but its olive oil, oregano, garlic, this Italian seasoning I got at the store, think that's it. I had a similar salad at a greek restaurant on a work trip and it was amazing, I have been trying to recreate it ever since.
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Down 15 pounds since the start. Cut down booze except for the occasional martini or shot of vodka, no beers though.

For breakfast it's either scrambled eggs or a spinach/banana/pineapple smoothie and a salad with salmon for lunch. Still need to cut out more carbs and love a bagel on the weekend too much. But hey, making some progress.

15 LBS is fuckin’ great bro. Are you kidding me? I would say you’re at a fast pace.

I am still trying to find a meal plan that won’t leave me needing to eat because I have the shakes or a headache from not eating enough. I wish I liked eggs and chicken but I really don’t. The hardest part for me is cutting out sandwiches and pasta cause they are such an easy meal. Still looking for that meal that I look forward to eating that is low fat high protein.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on May 05, 2021, 06:15:11 AM
15 LBS is fuckin’ great bro. Are you kidding me? I would say you’re at a fast pace.

I am still trying to find a meal plan that won’t leave me needing to eat because I have the shakes or a headache from not eating enough. I wish I liked eggs and chicken but I really don’t. The hardest part for me is cutting out sandwiches and pasta cause they are such an easy meal. Still looking for that meal that I look forward to eating that is low fat high protein.

Thanks for your nice words. I have to say that I was already exercising daily and had a pretty good diet. Just sabotaging myself by drinking too much beer on weekends (which is 3 days out of 7 in a week and adds up), and also 'rewarding' myself with junk food too much. I'm not 100% disciplined but the results really make me want to push forward.

Have you tried snacking on almonds, cold cuts like salami or turkey breast and string cheese when you get the need for food? I hear you about pasta and sandwiches, though... The one thing I can eat every day for lunch without getting tired is a bowl of spinach with a Costco salmon burger and some avocado or whatever else is around. Once you find that 'everyday' meal you have a big piece of the puzzle. Good luck!

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: shitsandwich on May 10, 2021, 11:41:52 PM
Hope everyone is still on a good track.

For about a week I've been seeing that Ive lost 1 pound a day. I'm assuming this is just water weight but is this a sign of future fat loss? Or can I lose water weight but not lose any fat?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on May 11, 2021, 04:29:10 AM
I just stepped on the scale and I’m 190 yay.
I was 199 when I first posted in this thread in March.
Also I’m pretty sure I can see a little bit of muscle growth in my arms from working out this last month.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sleazy on May 11, 2021, 06:02:11 AM
i missed jumping in on this when it started but just set a goal for myself to lose 15 lbs for my summer holiday that starts mid august.

i wanted to share a recent success i had in weight loss. if you are looking for a diet i tried weight watchers at the beginning of the year and it's a really great program. i did myfitness pal for years before and i've worked out really hard for years doing things like orange theory, mountain biking, etc... and burning 900 calories a pop 5 times a week but always broke even and then eventually have a few off weeks and gain 2 or so lbs that never go away. with weight watchers i was able to drop 12 lbs in about 6 weeks shown below from beginning of jan to mid feb. no other diet has allowed me to move the needle like that and i was having beers and fun food on the weekend while doing this.

(https://i.ibb.co/qJbf0D2/weight.png) (https://ibb.co/CPxZJwS)

it definitely gives you control, works if you follow it and is super flexible as you have a weekly budget to use and you can use it on whatever you choose so nothing is off limits.

if you workout at home fitbod app is also definitely worth checking out. you get 3 free workouts with it, it's fantastic. you tell it what equipment you have and it creates workouts for you each day.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: coldbrew on May 11, 2021, 07:27:29 AM
I haven't been keeping track of actual weight loss because I don't own a scale but I've really adjusted my diet and been more mindful of my eating, haven't had a beer in about a month and a half (sticking to the occasional whiskey and water if I'm at the bar) and have been riding about 10-15 miles a day 4-5 days a week on my bike. My pants are fitting looser, my legs are feeling stronger than ever and I'm feeling more and more comfortable on my board when I do get to skate.

Hope everybody's journey is also going well.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on May 11, 2021, 10:17:23 AM
I just stepped on the scale and I’m 190 yay.
I was 199 when I first posted in this thread in March.
Also I’m pretty sure I can see a little bit of muscle growth in my arms from working out this last month.


ayo, i imagine that's a big initial loss, hoss! I was at 165lbs (75kg) @5'8 (179cm) and it took a hot minute to start dropping anything at all. Once it the elbows/keys start dropping, they keep dropping. I look forward to seeing your lighter bank/tech skating dude!

Also, on another note, man, we get these occasional SLAP haters and people flapping their jaws about how this place is a cesspool, but fuckin hell, we're a mix of all types of people helping each other get physically and mentally well during a crazy motherfucking era and still talking about skating. that's fucking sick. big ups to everyone 8) ;D ;) :) :D
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on May 15, 2021, 09:36:34 AM
I just stepped on the scale and to my great surprise it stopped at 72kg (158lbs). I was 75/76 before (165/167lbs) at 170cm/5'6. I am truly stoked about this and this thread played a huge role in this success.

At first I looked at it as a joke (I didn't even make a pledge), but as y'all kept on posting your weight loss I felt challenged and started really watching my diet, cutting out sugar and fat.

Thanks to one and all for participating, I'll say it once again, Slap rules!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: theloniousmonk on May 16, 2021, 05:45:29 AM
-53 pounds since thanksgiving on the potato diet.
I took 2 weeks and only ate potato’s.  Lost 18 pounds. It really wasn’t that bad because potatoes fill you up really well. After that I had a day off every week and now I eat potatoes/oatmeal/apples every other day to maintain. I’m 40 and it has given me my life/skating/ good vibes back. Be well everyone!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on May 16, 2021, 06:30:39 AM
Weighed myself yesterday, 205 fully dressed with shoes on, so probably in the 202-203 range.

I was 217 in mid March. Less than ten lbs left to hit 195.

Once I hit 195, I’m probably going to try to go down to around 185-188, which I haven’t been since 2013-2014 and that’s where I feel at my best. I have a big frame with broad shoulders, so anything under 180 makes me look like a cancer patient. Even at 217 I didn’t have a double chin.

Haven’t been under 200 in 6 years.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on May 16, 2021, 06:53:56 AM
Down 25 lbs now since the beginning of the year. Last few pounds have made a big difference, in combination with some relentless skating. I have not been popping Ollies with this sort of confidence for at least 10 years. Warming up at a park has gone from a depressing exercise to joyful cruising and popping over smaller obstacles. I can also take some heavy slams and be back on the board after a few days of resting. I've been skating for 30 years and I feel like I am actually progressing again. Skateboarding really saved me during this fucking pandemic.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on May 16, 2021, 10:13:55 AM
There's a new book out called "Hooked," written by Michael Moss, a former NYTimes Pulitzer Prize winner... It explores contemporary humans relationship with processed food, additives, and the corporations that make money from our seemingly unstoppable desire for their foods. Things that most of us have no idea about are brought up- really interesting stuff about the drive for fats, sugars, and salts, genetic manipulation, similarities between food industry and tobacco industry. He uses the phrase "disordered eating," not in regard to eating disorders, but rather addicted and manipulated eating that seems to be the greatest cause of weight gain and obesity related health issues.

It was pretty quick to read and if nothing else, provided me with further understanding and drive to eat/live in a way that feels better on the whole. Check it out if you want a social/scientific understanding laid out
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sleazy on May 16, 2021, 03:50:45 PM
Down 25 lbs now since the beginning of the year. Last few pounds have made a big difference, in combination with some relentless skating. I have not been popping Ollies with this sort of confidence for at least 10 years. Warming up at a park has gone from a depressing exercise to joyful cruising and popping over smaller obstacles. I can also take some heavy slams and be back on the board after a few days of resting. I've been skating for 30 years and I feel like I am actually progressing again. Skateboarding really saved me during this fucking pandemic.

Fuck yeah!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on May 17, 2021, 02:24:50 AM
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Down 25 lbs now since the beginning of the year. Last few pounds have made a big difference, in combination with some relentless skating. I have not been popping Ollies with this sort of confidence for at least 10 years. Warming up at a park has gone from a depressing exercise to joyful cruising and popping over smaller obstacles. I can also take some heavy slams and be back on the board after a few days of resting. I've been skating for 30 years and I feel like I am actually progressing again. Skateboarding really saved me during this fucking pandemic.
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Fuck yeah!

 :D
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Bunk Moreland on May 24, 2021, 09:10:28 PM
I may have gained weight. I’ve been eating like shit and drinking a lot. So god damn busy with life, I’m just exhausted all the time. I don’t want to leave the house, or it’s been windy so I can’t skate or ride my bike.
I bought a peloton yesterday. It’ll be here on the third. I figure it’ll get me moving, since I won’t have an excuse, it’ll be in my garage. I few of my buddies have them and it’ll be fun I think to have some competitive aspect to it.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on May 25, 2021, 06:58:49 AM
I can now wear pants I haven’t been able to wear in over two years, and my smaller fitting Large t-shirts don’t make me look like a meathead with a shirt that’s too small.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on May 25, 2021, 07:06:11 AM
I can now wear pants I haven’t been able to wear in over two years, and my smaller fitting Large t-shirts don’t make me look like a meathead with a shirt that’s too small.

I’m happy for you. I am doing terrible. I have decided that I have to skateboard every day at lunch if I want to loose more than the 5 lbs I can’t seem to get past. My spot is .7 miles from my house so I skate there and back and skate for 20-30 minutes and come home. I’m sore as hell but I’m hoping if I keep doing this something will click and I will start being able to land tricks I can’t anymore. The goal for me was to enjoy skateboarding more so I’m just trying to push through. Also trying to ride bikes with my son but he is 8 so I don’t really break a sweat.

Thanks for checking in.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on May 25, 2021, 07:27:15 AM
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I can now wear pants I haven’t been able to wear in over two years, and my smaller fitting Large t-shirts don’t make me look like a meathead with a shirt that’s too small.
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I’m happy for you. I am doing terrible. I have decided that I have to skateboard every day at lunch if I want to loose more than the 5 lbs I can’t seem to get past. My spot is .7 miles from my house so I skate there and back and skate for 20-30 minutes and come home. I’m sore as hell but I’m hoping if I keep doing this something will click and I will start being able to land tricks I can’t anymore. The goal for me was to enjoy skateboarding more so I’m just trying to push through. Also trying to ride bikes with my son but he is 8 so I don’t really break a sweat.

Thanks for checking in.

What helps me is I’ve got a physical job and move a lot during the day, some days I can walk up to 9-10km a day just at work.  I also take a walk every night. Other than that it’s all diet and cutting out the nasty shit… oh and water, a shit ton of water.

With the warm weather coming back I think you’ll be able to shed those remaining pounds easily if you skate enough. If you’re too sore you can go for a good cruise around the hood as well.

I got back into skating after two months off but blew my back out again on Saturday plugging in my PS4 controller (I know…), so I’m probably going to have to stop skating a while, maybe stop skating altogether unfortunately. My back is so fucked.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on May 26, 2021, 03:53:28 AM
I’m at a point now where everyday I’m really looking forward to working out and exercising.
I work mostly outside at my job and it’s super humid and hot so I sweat a ton, but it’s also been slow at work the last couple weeks so I do simple arm and shoulder work outs when I have downtime at work.

I just stepped on the scale and I’m 185.5 (after drinking two bottles of water and dropping my morning deuce).

I’ve been eating less fast food this week.
I bought chicken, broccoli, and carrot meals from my local grocery store, I’m trying to cut down on French fries and fried foods.
My apartments finally fixed the lock on the gym so it can be accessed 24/7, which is nice. I usually have to rush home after work to get in my work out because it was only open when the office was open.

When I started working out a month or two back, I was doing 15 minutes, then I got to 20, 30, yesterday I did 50 minutes.
I think if I buy more of these meal prep dinner, I can get down to 180 in like two more weeks.

I also bought some good pre workout from a local shop.
I have a friend who skates but also is pretty buff from working out a ton and I got the pre workout that he recommended, he also works there at the supplement shop and gave me a little bit of a discount (which was pretty nice of him).
I hope everyone else is doing well!

I’ve only skated once in the past month but I plan on skating on my days off from work this week. My right knee has been a little tweaked (I slipped at work about a month ago and something went wonky in my knee) and it’s been raining a ton this month. I think all the time on the exercise bike is helping my knee get stronger, at least I hope it is haha.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on May 27, 2021, 11:48:13 AM
I just had a major reminder that consistency is the key to this game.

I was 25 lb down from where I started and easily rebounded 7lb over a long weekend. Had some friends in town, ate tons of carbs, grilled out a bunch, lotta martinis... Didn't work out while they were here, had too many beers.

Now back on my routine of working out twice per day, limiting carbs and junk food and no booze. I just have to realize that overdoing it on drinks and calories is not having a 'fun time'.

Anyhow, anyone on here who slips and hits a wall. It's just a setback. It's all about the long run and healthy habits. Stay up!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on June 02, 2021, 08:05:10 AM
Well my dudes, finally weighed in and am close to the end goal. Last weighed at doctor's office was 166 in mid January and I came in at 145 with a full belly yesterday. When I was at peak fitness and mobility 10 years ago, I clocked in at 137 and that's where I'd like to be.

Haven't been crazy active compares to usual, but changing my eating habits/patterns has been key. Cut back on pastries/baked goods, cut out peanut butter, cut down on dairy, really paying attention to added sugars/sweeteners, not eating between 11pm-1pm. I feel good and if in that time frame I need to eat, I eat. I really think cutting out the processed food has been huge. Lots of eggs, beans, rice, salad. Eat out no more than 1x week. Sorry for the rambling. Y'all got this shit
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Bunk Moreland on June 02, 2021, 08:26:21 AM
I bought a peloton &#129335;‍♀️.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on June 18, 2021, 10:42:44 PM
I'm down to 215lbs from 240lbs. It feels good. I stopped drinking during the month of June to try to get down to my target weight of 205lbs (though I seem to have encountered a bit of a plateau these past few days, hoping it is just a small obstacle).

Not drinking hasn't been much of a problem except when I pass my local tavern on the way home, especially now that things have opened up. I feel like Dicky at the end of "The Fighter" when he drops the birthday cake of at the crackhouse then licks the frosting of his finger as he walks away. But I am determined to stay steadfast in my resolve and continue making healthy decisions.

Hope all of you are getting close to your weight goals as well.

Edit: I find it pretty insane that the "ideal weight" for a 6'1" man is deemed to be 188lbs. Haven't been that in many, many moons. But when I hit 205, I can see how I feel about going further.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: animalflesh on June 19, 2021, 04:34:24 AM
I’ll go for 20

I did it, 20 lbs down
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: igrindtwinkies on June 20, 2021, 08:51:38 PM
I don't know if I ever posted in here or not, but I'm down about 10 lbs over the past 3 months.  It's like skating with a gallon of milk worth of body fat gone. 

I haven't done anything wild, mainly I've been commuting by bike whenever it's reasonable.  I cook alot of vegetarian meals as well.  Lots of sweet potato and sauteed veggies.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on June 21, 2021, 05:56:58 AM
I am now 70kg/154lbs, used to be 75/165. I am happy with the weight now but have to transform some of the remaining body matter into muscles. I have started doing sit-ups but yesterday hurt my tailbone so I have to take a break from that for a few days.

Do you guys have any other tips on how to get a flat stomach without hitting the gym?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on June 21, 2021, 06:45:09 AM
I am now 70kg/154lbs, used to be 75/165. I am happy with the weight now but have to transform some of the remaining body matter into muscles. I have started doing sit-ups but yesterday hurt my tailbone so I have to take a break from that for a few days.

Do you guys have any other tips on how to get a flat stomach without hitting the gym?


Forearm planks ;D 60 seconds, 5x, 2x/day will help.

and really, the flatness comes as more body fat peels away. Spine curvature and posture also effect the appearance of a flat stomach. You ever seen dudes with 6pack abs but sort of a belly? Its not always due to fat per say, but rather how they hold themselves upright
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Freelancevagrant on June 21, 2021, 06:49:36 AM
I found most of the weight I lost, I think. Or it at least feels that. Honestly, I’m too scared to hop on the scale and check. But my pop has been arguably the same since I lost the weight, but while my wife was out of town I ate like garbage and fucking hate myself for it. This shits causing me to be pretty bummed out lately, not gonna lie pals.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on June 21, 2021, 07:14:25 AM
Don’t beat yourself up bro. I thought posting this thread would give me a better chance at loosing my goal weight but I’m near about as fat as when I started. Turns out I have very little will power.

The positive is that I have skated more in the last month than I have in 12 years (since before the birth of my daughter) and it is all street. Before I couldn’t skate for an hour without wanting to stop and now I can go out for a two hour session w/o sitting down. Granted, I’m mostly pushing and ollieing but I feel much better on my board.

I realize that the only physical exercise I can bring myself to do is skateboarding. So my goal is to keep skating as much as I can and try to eat better.

Happy for @Thom
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on June 21, 2021, 08:51:19 AM
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I am now 70kg/154lbs, used to be 75/165. I am happy with the weight now but have to transform some of the remaining body matter into muscles. I have started doing sit-ups but yesterday hurt my tailbone so I have to take a break from that for a few days.

Do you guys have any other tips on how to get a flat stomach without hitting the gym?
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Forearm planks ;D 60 seconds, 5x, 2x/day will help.

and really, the flatness comes as more body fat peels away. Spine curvature and posture also effect the appearance of a flat stomach. You ever seen dudes with 6pack abs but sort of a belly? Its not always due to fat per say, but rather how they hold themselves upright

Cheers bro, I‘ll give those planks a shot.

Also, keeping the weight down  will now be a challenge but I love that a lot of people have complimented me on my new weight and I would hate to relapse.
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Post by: IUTSM on June 21, 2021, 09:57:07 AM
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I am now 70kg/154lbs, used to be 75/165. I am happy with the weight now but have to transform some of the remaining body matter into muscles. I have started doing sit-ups but yesterday hurt my tailbone so I have to take a break from that for a few days.

Do you guys have any other tips on how to get a flat stomach without hitting the gym?
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Forearm planks ;D 60 seconds, 5x, 2x/day will help.

and really, the flatness comes as more body fat peels away. Spine curvature and posture also effect the appearance of a flat stomach. You ever seen dudes with 6pack abs but sort of a belly? Its not always due to fat per say, but rather how they hold themselves upright
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Cheers bro, I‘ll give those planks a shot.

Also, keeping the weight down  will now be a challenge but I love that a lot of people have complimented me on my new weight and I would hate to relapse.

Hell yeah, bro! Forearm planks with palms flat on the floor, rather than fists or whatever, help the work happen in the core as opposed to using your fist/wrist/arms to hold you up. Try em both and see the difference.

Also, regarding keeping it off, what helps me is seeing it all as a lifestyle switch. Its a little bit od work but its a real thing.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on June 21, 2021, 10:15:38 AM
Anyone here into swimming laps for getting in better shape ? They just built a brand-new aquatic centre about 2km from my house and I’m curious.

Been injured for almost a month, the weight I lost is coming back due to a lack of activity and honestly, a shitty comfort food-based diet and it’s driving me mad.

Once my back gets in better shape I’m going to go swim some laps because I fucking hate running.
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Post by: listentoaheartbeat on June 21, 2021, 02:35:38 PM
Anyone here into swimming laps for getting in better shape ? They just built a brand-new aquatic centre about 2km from my house and I’m curious.

Been injured for almost a month, the weight I lost is coming back due to a lack of activity and honestly, a shitty comfort food-based diet and it’s driving me mad.

Once my back gets in better shape I’m going to go swim some laps because I fucking hate running.

I think swimming is the best exercise to add to skateboarding. Easy on the joints, utilizes the full body, can be done at a slow pace to burn fat. Also, refreshing, kind of meditative, puts you in a good headspace, especially in the morning. Just take it easy at the beginning, maybe follow some instructions about how to start out. It’s very easy to overdo, you won’t feel exhaustion in the same way as with skating or running. First time I went I did a fast-paced 30 mins and almost dropped to the floor as I was getting out of the water. Didn’t feel that coming at all while swimming.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on June 21, 2021, 08:19:52 PM
If you swim laps, just be real careful when you come up to the wall. I know a guy who got a TBI smashing into the wall before turning around, and he has had a lot of problems functioning since then.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on June 23, 2021, 04:45:11 AM
I’ve been stuck around 187lbs the last few weeks, but since I’m going to the gym 6 days a week and doing intense cardio and lots of weight lifting, I can see the muscle growth in my arms and shoulders, so I’m hoping/assuming the reason I haven’t lost weight is because I’m building muscle while losing fat.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on July 05, 2021, 11:34:33 AM
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I am now 70kg/154lbs, used to be 75/165. I am happy with the weight now but have to transform some of the remaining body matter into muscles. I have started doing sit-ups but yesterday hurt my tailbone so I have to take a break from that for a few days.

Do you guys have any other tips on how to get a flat stomach without hitting the gym?
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Forearm planks ;D 60 seconds, 5x, 2x/day will help.

and really, the flatness comes as more body fat peels away. Spine curvature and posture also effect the appearance of a flat stomach. You ever seen dudes with 6pack abs but sort of a belly? Its not always due to fat per say, but rather how they hold themselves upright
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Cheers bro, I‘ll give those planks a shot.

Also, keeping the weight down  will now be a challenge but I love that a lot of people have complimented me on my new weight and I would hate to relapse.
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Hell yeah, bro! Forearm planks with palms flat on the floor, rather than fists or whatever, help the work happen in the core as opposed to using your fist/wrist/arms to hold you up. Try em both and see the difference.

Also, regarding keeping it off, what helps me is seeing it all as a lifestyle switch. Its a little bit od work but its a real thing.

I've been doing the planks every evening, at first I couldn't even do five X 1 min. but now I got them.

The weight is still down at 70 kilo, trying to burn some of that lower belly fat.

Anyhow, I had to go to the tailor today to have all my suits tightened as they are looking as baggy as a mid 90ies skate outfit on my new skinny body. That's gonna cost me a grand, thanks Slap  ;D
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Post by: marley $kate on July 05, 2021, 11:59:51 AM
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Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Bunk Moreland on July 05, 2021, 08:03:08 PM
I’ve been doing the peloton 2-3x a week. Should be doing more but life’s stupid and chaotic lately. There’s a gym that opens at 5am half a mile away, and it’s only $15/month for a basic membership. Thinking why not. I need to really work on my core and posture, on top of everything else that’s wrong with me old ass. I just don’t know what to do, and I’m intimidated by gyms. $15 is cheaper than setting up a home gym like I was planning on, and it’ll save space in the garage for other stuff.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on July 05, 2021, 08:52:06 PM
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I am now 70kg/154lbs, used to be 75/165. I am happy with the weight now but have to transform some of the remaining body matter into muscles. I have started doing sit-ups but yesterday hurt my tailbone so I have to take a break from that for a few days.

Do you guys have any other tips on how to get a flat stomach without hitting the gym?
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Forearm planks ;D 60 seconds, 5x, 2x/day will help.

and really, the flatness comes as more body fat peels away. Spine curvature and posture also effect the appearance of a flat stomach. You ever seen dudes with 6pack abs but sort of a belly? Its not always due to fat per say, but rather how they hold themselves upright
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Cheers bro, I‘ll give those planks a shot.

Also, keeping the weight down  will now be a challenge but I love that a lot of people have complimented me on my new weight and I would hate to relapse.
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Hell yeah, bro! Forearm planks with palms flat on the floor, rather than fists or whatever, help the work happen in the core as opposed to using your fist/wrist/arms to hold you up. Try em both and see the difference.

Also, regarding keeping it off, what helps me is seeing it all as a lifestyle switch. Its a little bit od work but its a real thing.
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I've been doing the planks every evening, at first I couldn't even do five X 1 min. but now I got them.

The weight is still down at 70 kilo, trying to burn some of that lower belly fat.

Anyhow, I had to go to the tailor today to have all my suits tightened as they are looking as baggy as a mid 90ies skate outfit on my new skinny body. That's gonna cost me a grand, thanks Slap  ;D

Heck ya, bud! I got into those forearm planks when I was practicing Hatha Yoga with my 70+ year old teacher and her group of 70+ year old gals. Man, they'd be holding forearm planks for 2minutes, 5-7 sets. The trick was she would be talking and telling stories to distract us. Anyways, glad you have them in your repertoire!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on July 06, 2021, 06:13:24 AM
I’ve been doing the peloton 2-3x a week. Should be doing more but life’s stupid and chaotic lately. There’s a gym that opens at 5am half a mile away, and it’s only $15/month for a basic membership. Thinking why not. I need to really work on my core and posture, on top of everything else that’s wrong with me old ass. I just don’t know what to do, and I’m intimidated by gyms. $15 is cheaper than setting up a home gym like I was planning on, and it’ll save space in the garage for other stuff.
I understand feeling intimidated by the gym but it’s def a good place to go.
Getting my planet fitness membership is the best thing that had happened for me trying to build muscle and burn fat. It could be great help for you too.
I’ve also been watching a lot of videos on which weight lifting stuff is best for what I want and common technique mistakes to avoid. Which has been a good help for me.


Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on July 06, 2021, 09:15:09 AM
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I’ve been doing the peloton 2-3x a week. Should be doing more but life’s stupid and chaotic lately. There’s a gym that opens at 5am half a mile away, and it’s only $15/month for a basic membership. Thinking why not. I need to really work on my core and posture, on top of everything else that’s wrong with me old ass. I just don’t know what to do, and I’m intimidated by gyms. $15 is cheaper than setting up a home gym like I was planning on, and it’ll save space in the garage for other stuff.
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I understand feeling intimidated by the gym but it’s def a good place to go.
Getting my planet fitness membership is the best thing that had happened for me trying to build muscle and burn fat. It could be great help for you too.
I’ve also been watching a lot of videos on which weight lifting stuff is best for what I want and common technique mistakes to avoid. Which has been a good help for me.

Not that I want to see anyone skate w/o a shirt I did note that you look in better shape on your last clip.

Good on you. I didn’t meet my goal but I am trying to eat better and move around more.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on July 14, 2021, 09:52:30 PM
Down to 207lbs and evidently my blood sugar levels and liver enzymes are back within normal range.  Blood pressure is consistently pretty reasonable as well.

While I can't remember what a slice of pizza tastes like, I'm def proud of myself for opting for the salads and veggie plates, especially after hearing the behind the scenes stuff. Hope everyone else is seeing their desired results. Good luck.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on July 15, 2021, 09:20:58 AM
I also have not achieved my goal weight yet...I started at 220 I believe and got down to 210. However after a "skater family" reunion involving way too much booze and bad food, I am back to 215.  ;D Oh well we will get there eventually.

Edit: congrats to all of you that did it!
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Post by: GardenSkater77 on July 15, 2021, 10:11:30 AM
I also have not achieved my goal weight yet...I started at 220 I believe and got down to 210. However after a "skater family" reunion involving way too much booze and bad food, I am back to 215.  ;D Oh well we will get there eventually.

Edit: congrats to all of you that did it!

This is me minus the homie reunion. I’m actually paying more attention to how my clothes fit.
I’m definitely in better shape than April.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Jehoshaphat Augustus on July 15, 2021, 07:43:28 PM
Real brother stuff
Don't let a number on a scale define you or ruin your day

https://youtu.be/0wwLQPJeySs

Even if your 6 pack abs & dick root aren't showing...if you are:...you are already a success and well on your way to your goals rather than wishing you did something, millions of people cave to weight gain & eventual sedentary life and accepting death.

Please keep bumping this board with your updates, you guys are killing it
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Enrico Pallazzo on July 15, 2021, 08:21:56 PM
Managed to get to and stay at 12 pounds down the week leading up to my wedding which was a month ago, so goal achieved. Added a couple pounds on since then but hanging around 10 lbs lost and overall feeling so much better than I was 5-6 months ago.

Still doing strength 5x a week, stretching/yoga 3x, and riding my bike around 70-80 miles/week. My power while biking has gone up a ton and I'm feeling more comfortable and balanced on the board whenever I go to the park or my local curb.

This weight loss/fitness journey has been a super positive change for me, and it's been a blast to do it with some virtual buddies whose real names I don't know and who I'll likely never meet in person.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: rocklobster on July 15, 2021, 08:55:03 PM
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Especially if you put on muscle at some point in your life (don't do it, unless you want to become hella top-heavy).
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Or you could do squats and deadlifts...
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I’m specifically trying to build just a little bit of muscle in my arms. I don’t want my arms to get jacked but just trying to tone off some fat and gain slight definition.
I don’t think my wife wants me to lose more weight lol. She went to the grocery store and brought me 4 boxes of cookies(there was a coupon sale) and a tub of my fav ice cream...
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yo dawg, if you are tryna put on arm muscle, push ups are the way to go imo. you can start with as many as you can do without being totally gassed, track the #, and move up by whatever number you feel is appropriate when you feel is appropriate. you'll get more definition than just Popeye biceps. after pushups get comfortable enough, you can move onto pull-ups and/or chair dips. what makes these, for me, better than lifting, is the convenience- I can just drop and do a set of pushups anytime, anywhere in my house, yard, etc. I've got a pullup bar outside the house that I try to do just 3 on each time I go outside. Good luck G

Push ups and chin ups are my go to for body weight fitness, interval training is my jam. Same applies to running, I don't do runs longer than 5k, just intervals runs of 400m at a 4k cap.

Do 60-70% of your max, take a break and repeat 2-3 times depending on how pumped you feel. During last year I was able to push my max chin ups to 28 but breaking past this to 30 takes so much commitment.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on July 16, 2021, 11:26:59 AM
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Especially if you put on muscle at some point in your life (don't do it, unless you want to become hella top-heavy).
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Or you could do squats and deadlifts...
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I’m specifically trying to build just a little bit of muscle in my arms. I don’t want my arms to get jacked but just trying to tone off some fat and gain slight definition.
I don’t think my wife wants me to lose more weight lol. She went to the grocery store and brought me 4 boxes of cookies(there was a coupon sale) and a tub of my fav ice cream...
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yo dawg, if you are tryna put on arm muscle, push ups are the way to go imo. you can start with as many as you can do without being totally gassed, track the #, and move up by whatever number you feel is appropriate when you feel is appropriate. you'll get more definition than just Popeye biceps. after pushups get comfortable enough, you can move onto pull-ups and/or chair dips. what makes these, for me, better than lifting, is the convenience- I can just drop and do a set of pushups anytime, anywhere in my house, yard, etc. I've got a pullup bar outside the house that I try to do just 3 on each time I go outside. Good luck G
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Push ups and chin ups are my go to for body weight fitness, interval training is my jam. Same applies to running, I don't do runs longer than 5k, just intervals runs of 400m at a 4k cap.

Do 60-70% of your max, take a break and repeat 2-3 times depending on how pumped you feel. During last year I was able to push my max chin ups to 28 but breaking past this to 30 takes so much commitment.
I’ve been doing push ups the last couple weeks at home and when I have down time at work, in addition to the weight lifting I do at the gym.
My arms aren’t big yet but in person they are noticeably different compared to a few months ago.
I usually do 4-5 sets of ten push ups if I have the time at work.
But just 1 or 2 sets when I’m at home, I usually don’t have a ton of energy left when I’m at home after work because I go to the gym almost everyday after and in the mornings on my days off.

Also like I’ve mentioned before, my weight has stayed the same the last month but I can tell that I’m burning fat because my man boobs are also getting smaller when I stand in front of the mirror.
My routine has been pretty simple, I do 10 min on the bike on hard hill setting, then lift various weights for biceps, triceps, shoulders, and back. Then I get back on the bike for 10 min on a harder hill setting and I repeat that 4 times. So 40 min on the bike 6 days a week which comes out to 13 miles and the rest of my time at the gym is lifting weights or using the battle rope.
I take 1 easy day a week and just do 30 min on the bike and don’t do as much weight lifting in between.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on July 16, 2021, 11:34:42 AM
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Especially if you put on muscle at some point in your life (don't do it, unless you want to become hella top-heavy).
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Or you could do squats and deadlifts...
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I’m specifically trying to build just a little bit of muscle in my arms. I don’t want my arms to get jacked but just trying to tone off some fat and gain slight definition.
I don’t think my wife wants me to lose more weight lol. She went to the grocery store and brought me 4 boxes of cookies(there was a coupon sale) and a tub of my fav ice cream...
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yo dawg, if you are tryna put on arm muscle, push ups are the way to go imo. you can start with as many as you can do without being totally gassed, track the #, and move up by whatever number you feel is appropriate when you feel is appropriate. you'll get more definition than just Popeye biceps. after pushups get comfortable enough, you can move onto pull-ups and/or chair dips. what makes these, for me, better than lifting, is the convenience- I can just drop and do a set of pushups anytime, anywhere in my house, yard, etc. I've got a pullup bar outside the house that I try to do just 3 on each time I go outside. Good luck G
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Push ups and chin ups are my go to for body weight fitness, interval training is my jam. Same applies to running, I don't do runs longer than 5k, just intervals runs of 400m at a 4k cap.

Do 60-70% of your max, take a break and repeat 2-3 times depending on how pumped you feel. During last year I was able to push my max chin ups to 28 but breaking past this to 30 takes so much commitment.
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I’ve been doing push ups the last couple weeks at home and when I have down time at work, in addition to the weight lifting I do at the gym.
My arms aren’t big yet but in person they are noticeably different compared to a few months ago.
I usually do 4-5 sets of ten push ups if I have the time at work.
But just 1 or 2 sets when I’m at home, I usually don’t have a ton of energy left when I’m at home after work because I go to the gym almost everyday after and in the mornings on my days off.

Also like I’ve mentioned before, my weight has stayed the same the last month but I can tell that I’m burning fat because my man boobs are also noticeably smaller.

The body weight exercise musculature takes a while to be noticeable in photos at first, but if you were to take black n white photos, you'd see differences, for sure. My partner modeled for a long time and models/photogs have all sorts of lighting knowledge to get photos/body/muscles looking a certain way. I think you're looking great BTW. Def see a visible difference in your skate clips and shit. Ha ha ha and the decline of man boobs feels good, don't it? Don't have to roll the shoulders back to make "pecs"  ;D

Good work my G
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on July 25, 2021, 08:26:38 AM
I am down to 68kg from 75kg, that's 15lbs in 5 months or so. The only thing I really changed was to cut out sugar and unhealthy fat from my diet consequently. It's not always easy to resist but it's worth it.  I am also still doing the forearm planks and I like the results, so shout out to @IusedToSkateMore

I am super stoked at this and would never have thought it would be possible, and it wouldn't if it wasn't for you guys. Thanks!

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on July 25, 2021, 10:31:18 AM
I am down to 68kg from 75kg, that's 15lbs in 5 months or so. The only thing I really changed was to cut out sugar and unhealthy fat from my diet consequently. It's not always easy to resist but it's worth it.  I am also still doing the forearm planks and I like the results, so shout out to @IusedToSkateMore

I am super stoked at this and would never have thought it would be possible, and it wouldn't if it wasn't for you guys. Thanks!

Hey man, that's awesome. Sounds like we are doing similar  things. Added sugars and unneccesary fats went mostly out the window! Good for you!!!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on July 30, 2021, 09:03:39 AM
Down under 200 lbs, and probably haven't been so in over 15 years. Pretty crazy but feels good. Keep it up, guys.
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Post by: rocklobster on July 30, 2021, 09:47:25 AM
Down under 200 lbs, and probably haven't been so in over 15 years. Pretty crazy but feels good. Keep it up, guys.

Your knees, ankles and future you thank you!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on July 30, 2021, 04:56:16 PM
After two and a half months of doing absolutely nothing due to a back injury, I’ve finally started moving again. This is my third week of BJJ since stopping in March (lockdown)  and while the first two weeks were fucking rough, my cardio’s back and I’m starting to feel good. I’m averaging 3-4x/week + a bit of mellow skating. My back feels great and my flexibility seems to be getting better.

I went from 217 to 201 before my injury, got injured and got back to 215. I’m going to weigh myself in a month and see. Goal is still 195, ideally 188-190.

Still having trouble staying disciplined on proper eatiing though.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Bunk Moreland on July 30, 2021, 07:17:54 PM
I think I actually gained weight. Just a lot going on, been eating out more, drinking more, moving less. Kinda feel like shit.
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Post by: listentoaheartbeat on July 30, 2021, 11:37:11 PM
I think I actually gained weight. Just a lot going on, been eating out more, drinking more, moving less. Kinda feel like shit.

Don’t let it mess with you. I have been there so many times. Things will spiral out of control, it’s unavoidable, sometimes worth it even. Just go back to your previous routine and don’t be hard on yourself.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: fakie nollie on August 04, 2021, 07:46:04 PM
Down under 200 lbs, and probably haven't been so in over 15 years. Pretty crazy but feels good. Keep it up, guys.

That is awesome to read. Made my week and some heavy motivation. What’s been your regiment?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on August 04, 2021, 08:01:28 PM
Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on August 04, 2021, 08:44:11 PM
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Down under 200 lbs, and probably haven't been so in over 15 years. Pretty crazy but feels good. Keep it up, guys.
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That is awesome to read. Made my week and some heavy motivation. What’s been your regiment?

Thanks, fakie nollie. Mostly through diet. Still making my homemade soups and supplementing every solid meal with a healthy bed of lettuce and veggies, essentially turning it into a salad. Still no pizza, burritos or candies (or other unhealthy stuff) and very limited alcohol intake. I have about 10 lbs to go still and will then focus on building up muscle. All told, I've lost about 45 lbs since November.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on August 05, 2021, 04:21:21 AM
Here’s a pic with an update of my progress.
I just weighed myself and im 188.
184 was my lowest weight. I really wanna get down to 180 but I’ve been taking in more calories (protein powder)
this last month to try and help build muscle.
The left pic is before I started going to the gym.

Keep going y’all! We can make ourselves better and healthier, we just gotta keep the work up.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CSLF4_6HhF8/?utm_medium=copy_link
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on August 05, 2021, 01:33:25 PM
^^^I can see the improvement, johnes. Keep it up!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on August 15, 2021, 05:48:01 AM
Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on August 15, 2021, 12:07:24 PM
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Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
Nice! 5 pounds in less that 2 weeks is good.
I need to stop eating pizza every week so I sent myself this email so I can see it everyday.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CSmy105nvNi/?utm_medium=copy_link
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on August 15, 2021, 01:18:56 PM
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties

That's a good start. Cutting sugar is crucial in my opinion. I initially cut dairy too, but if you're going plant based that's what's up. I think for me, the most important component of losing weight, I dropped 25ish lbs, was changing not just what I eat, but when I eat. I'm not sold on the whole premise of intermittent fasting, but 5 days a week i don't really eat between 10pm-2pm. Between 2 and 10, I eat well with no calorie deficit, but still keep out most of the processed sugars. First couple months were slow but now it feels like I've reached a new baseline. I'm not incredibly active right now, at all, either. So im just trying to say that it might take a while but the weight loss comes if u stick at it
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sifter on August 15, 2021, 03:16:12 PM
115kgs to 108kgs at 6ft'1 over the past 7 weeks.
I've had a broken hand the whole time and was genuinely scared of getting heavier but what I've been doing is

water only
3-4 egg omelette for breaky.  Easy, fast and doctors suggested me a protein based breakfast. 
Tuna 185 gram can for lunch.  Seriously,  Neil Breen knows!
Dinner usually chicken breast (add basic herbs) or a lamp chop with small veg portion.

It's pretty bland but it's working good.





Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on August 16, 2021, 05:45:57 AM
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Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
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That's a good start. Cutting sugar is crucial in my opinion. I initially cut dairy too, but if you're going plant based that's what's up. I think for me, the most important component of losing weight, I dropped 25ish lbs, was changing not just what I eat, but when I eat. I'm not sold on the whole premise of intermittent fasting, but 5 days a week i don't really eat between 10pm-2pm. Between 2 and 10, I eat well with no calorie deficit, but still keep out most of the processed sugars. First couple months were slow but now it feels like I've reached a new baseline. I'm not incredibly active right now, at all, either. So im just trying to say that it might take a while but the weight loss comes if u stick at it.
Yeah man I 100% agree with the timing. I lost 50 lbs once by quitting drinking and only eating between noon and 6. This time I am not putting that much pressure on it though. My downfall now is getting stoned and making crazy veggie burgers late at night. I really should stop that.. I have completely cut out alcohol and processed sugar along with the plant based diet and have been heavily active lately. So I imagine the results will keep coming. I skate for about 3 hours almost nonstop 5-6 days a week now too. My skating hasn't improved much so the weight better keep coming off  ;D I appreciate the support homey! 5 oh 8
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Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
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Nice! 5 pounds in less that 2 weeks is good.
I need to stop eating pizza every week so I sent myself this email so I can see it everyday.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CSmy105nvNi/?utm_medium=copy_link
Thanks man! I hear you on the pizza, my wife had a pizza place and that's what got me from 175 to 225 years ago lol I friggin love pizza.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on August 16, 2021, 07:33:44 PM
Yeah, it seems like bland is the way to go to lose weight. Thankfully, I have an affinity for fresh jalepenos and those give me a lot of heat/flavor in the place of ranch dressing and other bad-for-you things.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on August 16, 2021, 08:10:45 PM
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Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
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That's a good start. Cutting sugar is crucial in my opinion. I initially cut dairy too, but if you're going plant based that's what's up. I think for me, the most important component of losing weight, I dropped 25ish lbs, was changing not just what I eat, but when I eat. I'm not sold on the whole premise of intermittent fasting, but 5 days a week i don't really eat between 10pm-2pm. Between 2 and 10, I eat well with no calorie deficit, but still keep out most of the processed sugars. First couple months were slow but now it feels like I've reached a new baseline. I'm not incredibly active right now, at all, either. So im just trying to say that it might take a while but the weight loss comes if u stick at it.
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Yeah man I 100% agree with the timing. I lost 50 lbs once by quitting drinking and only eating between noon and 6. This time I am not putting that much pressure on it though. My downfall now is getting stoned and making crazy veggie burgers late at night. I really should stop that.. I have completely cut out alcohol and processed sugar along with the plant based diet and have been heavily active lately. So I imagine the results will keep coming. I skate for about 3 hours almost nonstop 5-6 days a week now too. My skating hasn't improved much so the weight better keep coming off  ;D I appreciate the support homey! 5 oh 8
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Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
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Nice! 5 pounds in less that 2 weeks is good.
I need to stop eating pizza every week so I sent myself this email so I can see it everyday.


Thanks man! I hear you on the pizza, my wife had a pizza place and that's what got me from 175 to 225 years ago lol I friggin love pizza.
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damn, noon-six is a short window. I couldn't swing that. no way. I like to eat at 930pm more than at noon time ha ha ha

what you eating for veggie burgers? I haven't had a good one in a minute

fiiiiiiiiive OOOOOOOOOH (shit) aaaaaate (some dank ass pizza at Marc Anthonys when I was in the 508)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sifter on August 16, 2021, 10:10:07 PM
Yeah, it seems like bland is the way to go to lose weight. Thankfully, I have an affinity for fresh jalepenos and those give me a lot of heat/flavor in the place of ranch dressing and other bad-for-you things.

Nice!  I didn't really think about chillis etc to mix it up.  Cheers dawg.  Cayenne pepper is my go to
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on August 17, 2021, 03:01:08 AM
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Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
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That's a good start. Cutting sugar is crucial in my opinion. I initially cut dairy too, but if you're going plant based that's what's up. I think for me, the most important component of losing weight, I dropped 25ish lbs, was changing not just what I eat, but when I eat. I'm not sold on the whole premise of intermittent fasting, but 5 days a week i don't really eat between 10pm-2pm. Between 2 and 10, I eat well with no calorie deficit, but still keep out most of the processed sugars. First couple months were slow but now it feels like I've reached a new baseline. I'm not incredibly active right now, at all, either. So im just trying to say that it might take a while but the weight loss comes if u stick at it.
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Yeah man I 100% agree with the timing. I lost 50 lbs once by quitting drinking and only eating between noon and 6. This time I am not putting that much pressure on it though. My downfall now is getting stoned and making crazy veggie burgers late at night. I really should stop that.. I have completely cut out alcohol and processed sugar along with the plant based diet and have been heavily active lately. So I imagine the results will keep coming. I skate for about 3 hours almost nonstop 5-6 days a week now too. My skating hasn't improved much so the weight better keep coming off  ;D I appreciate the support homey! 5 oh 8
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Closing out week two of being back to plant based..no booze and very little sugar. Resulting in 0 lbs. lost. I am getting back to skating after over a week of my back/hip being f'd up . Maybe the combination of everything will work.
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Down 5 lbs. since I posted this. The results sure come slowly in your mid-forties
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Nice! 5 pounds in less that 2 weeks is good.
I need to stop eating pizza every week so I sent myself this email so I can see it everyday.


Thanks man! I hear you on the pizza, my wife had a pizza place and that's what got me from 175 to 225 years ago lol I friggin love pizza.
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damn, noon-six is a short window. I couldn't swing that. no way. I like to eat at 930pm more than at noon time ha ha ha

what you eating for veggie burgers? I haven't had a good one in a minute

fiiiiiiiiive OOOOOOOOOH (shit) aaaaaate (some dank ass pizza at Marc Anthonys when I was in the 508)
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There's a few different decent ones out of Cali that I get frozen, but We mostly make our own when we have time. Ooooo Marc Anthony's... so fuckin good man!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: johnes on August 17, 2021, 11:43:24 AM
What if you gain weight during Covid?
Then now is the time to say how much you wanna lose an start working on it.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Landmine on August 17, 2021, 02:26:06 PM
I should join this club.  I went from an already flabby 180 to an entirely unhealthy 220 this past year.  I'm not a big person either, I'm skinny with a massive gut right now and I really hate it, plus it's fucking uncomfortable.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: dustyassrocketswitchv on August 17, 2021, 03:41:57 PM
buncha fat fucks need to skate more lol
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on August 17, 2021, 04:04:27 PM
buncha fat fucks need to skate more lol
Ok I will play..I skate for 1 1/2 to 3 hours a day. I bet you skate more than that.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: dustyassrocketswitchv on August 17, 2021, 05:23:50 PM
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buncha fat fucks need to skate more lol
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Ok I will play..I skate for 1 1/2 to 3 hours a day. I bet you skate more than that.

lmao, maybe 5 hours a week, peak physical condition
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on August 17, 2021, 06:39:37 PM
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buncha fat fucks need to skate more lol
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Ok I will play..I skate for 1 1/2 to 3 hours a day. I bet you skate more than that.
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lmao, maybe 5 hours a week, peak physical condition
You should consider skating more than that while your in peak physical condition champ.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on August 18, 2021, 02:07:07 AM
That’s awesome Johnes you can see it around your face and tummy and stuff good shit mate

I’m at this pub talking to randoms and the cunts I am sitting with saw me looking at your Insta I am pretty sure they all reckon I’m gay now I went for a piss and I think they were discussing it
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on August 30, 2021, 11:09:38 AM
Down 9kg, that's 20lbs.  8)

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: live, laugh, love on August 30, 2021, 12:31:15 PM
I've been off Slap for a while due to a long list of shit I've been dealing with. I was happy to see all the posts made showing people's progress, as well as all the encouragement. This is just the thread I needed to see coming back. Hopefully I'll be back to where I used to be as well. I lost a lot of weight years ago. So I know it's possible. Keep it up everyone.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on August 30, 2021, 12:56:03 PM
Went to the Dr. for the first time since mid January and am down 24lbs. Really didn't plan to go here but it seems like I've set a new base weight. feels real nice, real nice.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on August 30, 2021, 01:26:16 PM
Nice job guys! I'm now down 10 with 15 more to go to my goal weight.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: beatifk on August 31, 2021, 12:46:41 AM
I was visiting my family for 2 weeks and had to eat all of my favorite home-town foods... which means the pants I wore on the plane there fit much much tighter on the way back.

I gotta dial it in.

Cooler weather means more skating. And less desire to go sit outside at a bar and drink beer and eat chips.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: doublesteveburger on September 02, 2021, 07:56:24 PM
Been sober two months and some change and I can’t fucking stop eating. Stupid cravings at ungodly hours.

Reading through this thread is great.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on September 02, 2021, 08:01:48 PM
Been sober two months and some change and I can’t fucking stop eating. Stupid cravings at ungodly hours.

Reading through this thread is great.
Congrats on 2 months man..that's awesome!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on September 03, 2021, 12:29:01 AM
Been sober two months and some change and I can’t fucking stop eating. Stupid cravings at ungodly hours.

Reading through this thread is great.

Yeah nice for being off the sauce for two months. Keep it going now and don't go back. I stopped drinking two years ago and it's been good for me.

I know the midnight cravings and used to give in but now I just ignore it. It's obvious but if you go to bed hungry the body will burn body fat during the night. If you eat something just before going to sleep he will just burn that stuff instead. It sucks but you get used to it somehow.

On another note I just realized that my blood pressure has dropped significantly since I last measured it, which was before I started to lose weight. Back when I was heavier and drinking, I always used to have a blood pressure of at least 140, which is too high. Now 20lbs lighter (and not drinking) I am at 130, which is just ok.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: DISTANT RUMOURS on September 03, 2021, 12:49:31 AM
https://www.instagram.com/p/CTUJlQ5Dgkh/?utm_medium=copy_link (https://www.instagram.com/p/CTUJlQ5Dgkh/?utm_medium=copy_link)

Me right now, need to cut at least 10 pounds …
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on September 14, 2021, 01:42:07 AM
Down to 195 so I've officially lost 50 lbs since the beginning of the year. Haven't skated in a few months but looking forward to seeing what it's like without a 50 pound bag of fat on me.

I know the midnight cravings and used to give in but now I just ignore it. It's obvious but if you go to bed hungry the body will burn body fat during the night. If you eat something just before going to sleep he will just burn that stuff instead. It sucks but you get used to it somehow.

On another note I just realized that my blood pressure has dropped significantly since I last measured it, which was before I started to lose weight. Back when I was heavier and drinking, I always used to have a blood pressure of at least 140, which is too high. Now 20lbs lighter (and not drinking) I am at 130, which is just ok.

Ditto to both those things. I used to find myself breathing heavily while just chilling and that stopped. It must be related to blood pressure.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: iKobrakai on September 14, 2021, 06:30:11 AM
https://www.instagram.com/p/CTUJlQ5Dgkh/?utm_medium=copy_link (https://www.instagram.com/p/CTUJlQ5Dgkh/?utm_medium=copy_link)

Me right now, need to cut at least 10 pounds …

I bulked up to 89 kg to hit a 500 kg total (160+117,5+225). Keep in mind I'm 172 cm.. so chunky fucker.

You look good, bro!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matty_c on October 06, 2021, 12:57:33 AM
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https://www.instagram.com/p/CTUJlQ5Dgkh/?utm_medium=copy_link (https://www.instagram.com/p/CTUJlQ5Dgkh/?utm_medium=copy_link)

Me right now, need to cut at least 10 pounds …
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I bulked up to 89 kg to hit a 500 kg total (160+117,5+225). Keep in mind I'm 172 cm.. so chunky fucker.

You look good, bro!

Fuck yeah!

The scales said 74.4 yesterday and 73.7 today

I got maggot all weekend but apart from that I have drank fuck all beers in the last two weeks, lost about six kilos lmao

There’s a sixpack here somewhere I’m gonna find the little bastard it’s been a while
I mean the muscle one lol
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on October 08, 2021, 02:58:58 AM
Haven't weighed myself since I broke my scale (don't drop heavy Wahl clippers on your cheap glass scale), so it's been about two months.

I've been doing a ton of BJJ and hiking lately and it's starting to pay off. Yesterday at work, I went to grab something over my head with both hands and straight-up lost my pants right in front of my foreman. I now need a belt. I've been a 36 forever and they just slid right down to my ankles, I finally need a belt. Stoked. T-shirts feel looser now as well, my jeans feel much looser as well.

Since Covid started: 210 -> 205 -> 202.1 -> 208 -> 222 (back injury which pretty much made me do nothing but chill from May to late August) -> Lost pants at work.

I think I'll stop obsessing with the scale and just focus on what feels right, like looser clothes and doing a ton of jiu-jitsu.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on October 09, 2021, 05:47:57 AM
At 205 lbs right now, closing in on my goal to get down to 200 lbs from 240 lbs since December (6'5" tall). My diet had already been pretty balanced but also included some treats like wine, chocolate, pizza and the occasional burger. Didn’t want to drop any of that. Just too much of everything, all the time. Thus counting calories using an app has been working great for me, despite being annoying at times.

Have been reducing around 500 kcal per day, with calories burned through activity added to the budget. Tried reducing more last months and paradoxically hit a plateau. Back to 500 kcal reduction per day now and consistently dropping a little more than a pound per week. Can definitely recommend counting calories if you are generally happy with your diet and just need to learn how much of everything you actually need.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on October 09, 2021, 08:19:23 AM
I also hit a plateau at 145lbs (originally 165lbs in March). I'd like to go down just a little bit more (or at least burn a little bit more body fat) but I am very happy to have gone so far. I haven't been counting calories, just stopped eating unhealthy stuff. Other than skating on the weekends, I've been working out a little bit every day (forearm planks and reverse sit ups) and the abs are showing. I have gone down from 34 waist to 31 and instead of XL/comfort fit I wear M/slim fit shirts. I am in the best shape probably ever. There are sacrifices associated with it but I am so stoked I got rid of my beer belly.  It takes some discipline but it's totally worthy if you are unhappy with your current shape.

I have Slap and the dudes in this thread to thank for motivating me to finally to do something about my weight. It was about time. In particular for old dudes like me, there is a point of no return at a certain age/stage where it becomes very difficult to change I guess.

Edit: This thread is also great to watch progress if you post regularly. I was able to reestablish my progress with my posts in this thread:

28 March: Start the diet at 75kg
15 May: 70kg
21 June: 70kg - start planks
25 July: 68kg
30 Aug: 66kg
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on October 23, 2021, 08:37:43 AM
Update: I‘m down at 143lbs or 65kg. Psychologically important for a continental European as I started out at 75kg which means that I am 10kg down.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: fakie nollie on October 24, 2021, 09:31:55 AM
I was down a pretty significant amount, then got a torn hammy in May. Since then, I gradually gained back almost everything. Pretty bummed but getting back on track now. Thanks to a few pals here who are an awesome support system
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on October 24, 2021, 11:27:47 AM
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That's awesome! 22 pounds is some serious weight loss.

Cheers, it‘s a good feeling.

I was down a pretty significant amount, then got a torn hammy in May. Since then, I gradually gained back almost everything. Pretty bummed but getting back on track now. Thanks to a few pals here who are an awesome support system

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Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: NorthShore on October 26, 2021, 06:58:10 AM
I also hit a plateau at 145lbs (originally 165lbs in March). I'd like to go down just a little bit more (or at least burn a little bit more body fat) but I am very happy to have gone so far. I haven't been counting calories, just stopped eating unhealthy stuff. Other than skating on the weekends, I've been working out a little bit every day (forearm planks and reverse sit ups) and the abs are showing. I have gone down from 34 waist to 31 and instead of XL/comfort fit I wear M/slim fit shirts. I am in the best shape probably ever. There are sacrifices associated with it but I am so stoked I got rid of my beer belly.  It takes some discipline but it's totally worthy if you are unhappy with your current shape.

I have Slap and the dudes in this thread to thank for motivating me to finally to do something about my weight. It was about time. In particular for old dudes like me, there is a point of no return at a certain age/stage where it becomes very difficult to change I guess.

Edit: This thread is also great to watch progress if you post regularly. I was able to reestablish my progress with my posts in this thread:

28 March: Start the diet at 75kg
15 May: 70kg
21 June: 70kg - start planks
25 July: 68kg
30 Aug: 66kg

Stoked for you! I'm down 30lb since hitting my highest weight ever last year. I'm 6'4" and now at 218lb. Still a bit of a ways to go but took a month of alcohol again and that's helping a lot. Also learned a lot about portion control.

Great work everyone and THANKS FOR THE MOTIVATION, SLAPPERS!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on October 27, 2021, 05:05:41 AM
Update: As of this morning I am up to 219 lbs! I tried to get down to 200, but I found it way easier to head for 220. Ironically I am skating better although Im getting heavier and skating way less. Seriously though good for you guys for actually doing the right thing, shows how driven you all are. Thank goodness for hard bushings.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: augustmoon on October 27, 2021, 05:44:19 AM
Just started Intermittent fasting a couple weeks ago.  Be been finding it impossible to lose weight, so hoping this helps.  I skate 1-3 hours a day, swim laps 2-4x a week (1500-2500 meters), and the scale just doesn’t move.  Literally the same as if I was sitting on my ass stuffing my face and sleeping all day.  I’m on antidepressants, so I think that might have something to do with it, but I still thought I would see meaningful progress considering all the work I’ve been putting in
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on October 27, 2021, 06:11:50 AM
Just started Intermittent fasting a couple weeks ago.  Be been finding it impossible to lose weight, so hoping this helps.  I skate 1-3 hours a day, swim laps 2-4x a week (1500-2500 meters), and the scale just doesn’t move.  Literally the same as if I was sitting on my ass stuffing my face and sleeping all day.  I’m on antidepressants, so I think that might have something to do with it, but I still thought I would see meaningful progress considering all the work I’ve been putting in

What diet are you on, as in what do you eat/drink and what not? I don’t think that the anti depressants per se make you put on weight but some of them make you hungry and you will eat more (I might be wrong).

I ask because physical exercise did not help me to lose weight, onky a drastic change of my diet did.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: jamersonbass on October 29, 2021, 08:07:28 AM
Wow, good shit everyone, and everyone who's struggling, hang in there!

I have a weird story.  I certainly didn't get there by July, it mostly occurred recently in the late summer, early fall months...

I had to quarantine for 4 weeks in June.  My roommate and girlfriend caught the rona, but I never tested positive.  Shortly after getting back to work, I got a promotion as a night manager at the dispensary I work at.  Between more responsibility, less time to eat, and being back on my feet, I lost 20lbs in 3-4 weeks.  When this thread started I was at 219-220.

I very recently cut out alcohol, and in just about 2 weeks, I've gotten down to 192.  My 38th birthday is coming up, and while I haven't been able to skate (weird hours, most of my skate friends are on the 9-5 thing), I'm stoked to have a bday sesh this Sunday with some friends.  Can't wait to see how I feel on board.

Good shit, Pals.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on October 29, 2021, 09:50:26 AM
Wow, good shit everyone, and everyone who's struggling, hang in there!

I have a weird story.  I certainly didn't get there by July, it mostly occurred recently in the late summer, early fall months...

I had to quarantine for 4 weeks in June.  My roommate and girlfriend caught the rona, but I never tested positive.  Shortly after getting back to work, I got a promotion as a night manager at the dispensary I work at.  Between more responsibility, less time to eat, and being back on my feet, I lost 20lbs in 3-4 weeks.  When this thread started I was at 219-220.

I very recently cut out alcohol, and in just about 2 weeks, I've gotten down to 192.  My 38th birthday is coming up, and while I haven't been able to skate (weird hours, most of my skate friends are on the 9-5 thing), I'm stoked to have a bday sesh this Sunday with some friends.  Can't wait to see how I feel on board.

Good shit, Pals.
That's incredible, Almost 30 lbs has got to feel good! Enjoy your birthday session man
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sativa Lung on December 01, 2021, 04:01:45 AM
Totally unrelated to covid, but I started smoking weed again over the summer and lost 20 pounds pretty quickly. It basically solved my eating out of boredom habit and between actually enjoying eating again and there being 2 dispensaries on the same block as giant eagle has lead to me shopping for fresh groceries more regularly instead of just pounding easy mac and uncrustables from the Walgreens around the corner. It's made skating much more enjoyable and less painful and I've definitely been getting more attention from the hags at work.

One of the best changes I made was swapping chips or other salty/savory snacks for seaweed roasted in sesame or avocado oil. You can get huge sheets of it or precut snack packs and its cheap, filling, nutritious, and delicious. A good bit of sodium though so if you have issues with that they do make unsalted ones but the taste can be unappealing.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sativa Lung on December 02, 2021, 05:30:24 AM
Pot makes me loose weight also. Haven’t smoked in a few months—waiting for legal weed to begin in NJ. Good for you. I am back to my starting weight but getting back on the weight loss train cause I don’t like the way my pants are fitting and I refuse to go up a size cause I’ll never return from that…


Some sativa strains are more effective an appetite suppressant than nicotine or caffeine for me. When I first got my card I was almost exclusively using sativas because I didn't really know much other than i like sweet and piney weed. Now that I've learned a lot more about different terpenes and my own body and what works I've been using those strains early in the morning and then tapering off into more indica leaning strains which do stimulate my appetite. So between not eating as much and then having healthier munchies the weight just kind of fell off. It made me realize this is probably my natural weight and I've been walking around overweight but not really noticing because I didn't look "fat".

When you do get your card if you want to learn about terpenes and the biochemistry of cannabis or choosing a strain feel free to hit me up. There's a ton of good information and resources online but the most important thing to remember is that everyone is different and what does one thing to you might do something totally different to someone else. It's kind of like skate gear... You may have to experiment for a while until you find the one that fits you best.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: TheBoognish on December 04, 2021, 12:16:16 PM
16 lbs down since the last week of August.

Fuck yeah, I’m stoked.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on December 04, 2021, 12:36:31 PM
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Pot makes me loose weight also. Haven’t smoked in a few months—waiting for legal weed to begin in NJ. Good for you. I am back to my starting weight but getting back on the weight loss train cause I don’t like the way my pants are fitting and I refuse to go up a size cause I’ll never return from that…
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Some sativa strains are more effective an appetite suppressant than nicotine or caffeine for me. When I first got my card I was almost exclusively using sativas because I didn't really know much other than i like sweet and piney weed. Now that I've learned a lot more about different terpenes and my own body and what works I've been using those strains early in the morning and then tapering off into more indica leaning strains which do stimulate my appetite. So between not eating as much and then having healthier munchies the weight just kind of fell off. It made me realize this is probably my natural weight and I've been walking around overweight but not really noticing because I didn't look "fat".

When you do get your card if you want to learn about terpenes and the biochemistry of cannabis or choosing a strain feel free to hit me up. There's a ton of good information and resources online but the most important thing to remember is that everyone is different and what does one thing to you might do something totally different to someone else. It's kind of like skate gear... You may have to experiment for a while until you find the one that fits you best.

unless it's at night and I'm ripping indica, weed and coffee suppress my appetite like crazy. no joke. I'm not saying it's all related, but since last February I've been on the mushroom microdose, small amount of THC candy, and coffee most mornings, I've dropped down from 165ish to staying at 140ish since May or so. Dropping those unexpected lbs really makes ya feel better all around.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on December 05, 2021, 09:42:10 AM
Congrats to everyone on this thread. SLAP is killing it on this health mission.
I've been having a difficult time getting started with a regimen but I've been trying to exercise before and after work, and eat better with portion control and intermittent fasting. The hunger gets me so psycho sometimes though and it can make my attitude HALT piss poor.
I've recently been weighing myself twice a week and I'm lost around 6 lbs, which I'm psyched about, but  I'm trying to get some strength/muscle going. I got doughy after I broke my ankle.
Before work I ride my exercise bike and do some active stretches. At work I try to run up and down the stairs several times a day and sneak off and do pt cardio. I try to do more stuff after work but I'm usually too tired.
The hardest parts lately have been getting motivated to exercise. After work its especially difficult and I just want to curl up and watch 30 Rock. That might be winter depression though. Like in a box.
Also I struggle with snacking on candy at bedtime. For some reason I get ravenous when I'm getting ready to drift off and nothing in my fridge is safe.
Any of you found tools/skills to help curb the late night sweet tooth?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on December 05, 2021, 09:49:17 AM
Congrats to everyone on this thread. SLAP is killing it on this health mission.
I've been having a difficult time getting started with a regimen but I've been trying to exercise before and after work, and eat better with portion control and intermittent fasting. The hunger gets me so psycho sometimes though and it can make my attitude HALT piss poor.
I've recently been weighing myself twice a week and I'm lost around 6 lbs, which I'm psyched about, but  I'm trying to get some strength/muscle going. I got doughy after I broke my ankle.
Before work I ride my exercise bike and do some active stretches. At work I try to run up and down the stairs several times a day and sneak off and do pt cardio. I try to do more stuff after work but I'm usually too tired.
The hardest parts lately have been getting motivated to exercise. After work its especially difficult and I just want to curl up and watch 30 Rock. That might be winter depression though. Like in a box.
Also I struggle with snacking on candy at bedtime. For some reason I get ravenous when I'm getting ready to drift off and nothing in my fridge is safe.
Any of you found tools/skills to help curb the late night sweet tooth?

You need a hard withdrawal. Get rid of all unhealthy stuff so if you have a craving there will be only healthy stuff, rice waffles, a carrot, a spoonful of peanut butter…

Do the exercise right when you get home first thing, before settling on the couch or getting comfy.

You made a good start, don‘t give in.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on December 05, 2021, 10:08:03 AM
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Congrats to everyone on this thread. SLAP is killing it on this health mission.
I've been having a difficult time getting started with a regimen but I've been trying to exercise before and after work, and eat better with portion control and intermittent fasting. The hunger gets me so psycho sometimes though and it can make my attitude HALT piss poor.
I've recently been weighing myself twice a week and I'm lost around 6 lbs, which I'm psyched about, but  I'm trying to get some strength/muscle going. I got doughy after I broke my ankle.
Before work I ride my exercise bike and do some active stretches. At work I try to run up and down the stairs several times a day and sneak off and do pt cardio. I try to do more stuff after work but I'm usually too tired.
The hardest parts lately have been getting motivated to exercise. After work its especially difficult and I just want to curl up and watch 30 Rock. That might be winter depression though. Like in a box.
Also I struggle with snacking on candy at bedtime. For some reason I get ravenous when I'm getting ready to drift off and nothing in my fridge is safe.
Any of you found tools/skills to help curb the late night sweet tooth?
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You need a hard withdrawal. Get rid of all unhealthy stuff so if you have a craving there will be only healthy stuff, rice waffles, a carrot, a spoonful of peanut butter…

Do the exercise right when you get home first thing, before settling on the couch or getting comfy.

You made a good start, don‘t give in.

Thats good advice. I've got so little self discipline with food, but luckily the fancy "organic" Reeses I bought taste like chalk, so I'm going to try and set up some pre-arranged healthier night snacks.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: biaherl on December 05, 2021, 11:26:38 AM
Exercising before work and after work is too much. If you want muscle and strength you only need to exercise 3 times a week if that

You need calories to build muscle so you might be starving yourself more than you think. It's defeating and it causes people to quit

Do your strength training in the morning if it's calisthenics, bands or weights (2 to 5 times a week) and go for a 20+ minute walk or skate after work for a stress reliever everyday (even if you don't feel stressed)

Keep making healthy choices with your food but try to get near a gram of protein per pound of body weight and forget about weighing yourself the next 12 weeks

I've lost 43 pounds this year while gaining 10 pounds multiple times. Diet periodization works the best for me
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on December 05, 2021, 12:07:24 PM
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Congrats to everyone on this thread. SLAP is killing it on this health mission.
I've been having a difficult time getting started with a regimen but I've been trying to exercise before and after work, and eat better with portion control and intermittent fasting. The hunger gets me so psycho sometimes though and it can make my attitude HALT piss poor.
I've recently been weighing myself twice a week and I'm lost around 6 lbs, which I'm psyched about, but  I'm trying to get some strength/muscle going. I got doughy after I broke my ankle.
Before work I ride my exercise bike and do some active stretches. At work I try to run up and down the stairs several times a day and sneak off and do pt cardio. I try to do more stuff after work but I'm usually too tired.
The hardest parts lately have been getting motivated to exercise. After work its especially difficult and I just want to curl up and watch 30 Rock. That might be winter depression though. Like in a box.
Also I struggle with snacking on candy at bedtime. For some reason I get ravenous when I'm getting ready to drift off and nothing in my fridge is safe.
Any of you found tools/skills to help curb the late night sweet tooth?
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You need a hard withdrawal. Get rid of all unhealthy stuff so if you have a craving there will be only healthy stuff, rice waffles, a carrot, a spoonful of peanut butter…

Do the exercise right when you get home first thing, before settling on the couch or getting comfy.

You made a good start, don‘t give in.
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Thats good advice. I've got so little self discipline with food, but luckily the fancy "organic" Reeses I bought taste like chalk, so I'm going to try and set up some pre-arranged healthier night snacks.

hey friend. it's hard to get started. I really began losing the LBs when I was also on my ass from an ankle injury last winter. It was changing up my relationship with food. I didn't weight myself from January til May and was really surprised. I feel like weighing oneself numerous times per week can lead to unreasonable expectations- there are days when, if I'm constipated and at a big meal, I'll weigh 4-5lbs more than the day before... just saying.

My biggest source of additional fat was peanut butter. No joke. I have a fixed up shake for lunch most days and I'd put 2-3 big globs of sugar free peanut butter in there. I'd eat that shit off the spoon like a candy bar... too much of a good thing isn't good anymore, feel me?

a great, hooked up meal replacement shake goes like this for me:

1/3 scoop plant based protein (whole scoop leaves me bloated)
1 TBSP hemp seeds (lots of easily digestible protein)
2 TBSP PB2 Powdered Peanut butter (no sugar, 1.5g fat, 12% daily protein)
1 TBSP Lions Mane mushroom powder
1.5 Whole Frozen Banana
1/2 cup plain coconut milk (watch for added sugars)
rest of cup filled with h2o and ice

TBH, I can drink half of this at 130pm and feel satisfied until dinner most days. The start up costs are kind of expensive up front, protein, hemp seeds, etc, but it ends up being a $2-3 meal, which isn't too bad in my opinion considering how much eating out or making a bagged lunch costs.

As for exercise, I know we're all different, but start slow and easy. I've been running regularly again after Covid, it's been 12 weeks now. Rather than tying to hoof it hard, I've been doing the same 1.1 mile loop 4 days, a different 2.2 mile loop 2 days, and a day off. It's about sustainability for me. Going hard 1 or 2 days and feeling like ass the rest of the time doesn't really get anything done.

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on December 05, 2021, 04:18:16 PM
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Congrats to everyone on this thread. SLAP is killing it on this health mission.
I've been having a difficult time getting started with a regimen but I've been trying to exercise before and after work, and eat better with portion control and intermittent fasting. The hunger gets me so psycho sometimes though and it can make my attitude HALT piss poor.
I've recently been weighing myself twice a week and I'm lost around 6 lbs, which I'm psyched about, but  I'm trying to get some strength/muscle going. I got doughy after I broke my ankle.
Before work I ride my exercise bike and do some active stretches. At work I try to run up and down the stairs several times a day and sneak off and do pt cardio. I try to do more stuff after work but I'm usually too tired.
The hardest parts lately have been getting motivated to exercise. After work its especially difficult and I just want to curl up and watch 30 Rock. That might be winter depression though. Like in a box.
Also I struggle with snacking on candy at bedtime. For some reason I get ravenous when I'm getting ready to drift off and nothing in my fridge is safe.
Any of you found tools/skills to help curb the late night sweet tooth?
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You need a hard withdrawal. Get rid of all unhealthy stuff so if you have a craving there will be only healthy stuff, rice waffles, a carrot, a spoonful of peanut butter…

Do the exercise right when you get home first thing, before settling on the couch or getting comfy.

You made a good start, don‘t give in.
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Thats good advice. I've got so little self discipline with food, but luckily the fancy "organic" Reeses I bought taste like chalk, so I'm going to try and set up some pre-arranged healthier night snacks.
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hey friend. it's hard to get started. I really began losing the LBs when I was also on my ass from an ankle injury last winter. It was changing up my relationship with food. I didn't weight myself from January til May and was really surprised. I feel like weighing oneself numerous times per week can lead to unreasonable expectations- there are days when, if I'm constipated and at a big meal, I'll weigh 4-5lbs more than the day before... just saying.

My biggest source of additional fat was peanut butter. No joke. I have a fixed up shake for lunch most days and I'd put 2-3 big globs of sugar free peanut butter in there. I'd eat that shit off the spoon like a candy bar... too much of a good thing isn't good anymore, feel me?

a great, hooked up meal replacement shake goes like this for me:

1/3 scoop plant based protein (whole scoop leaves me bloated)
1 TBSP hemp seeds (lots of easily digestible protein)
2 TBSP PB2 Powdered Peanut butter (no sugar, 1.5g fat, 12% daily protein)
1 TBSP Lions Mane mushroom powder
1.5 Whole Frozen Banana
1/2 cup plain coconut milk (watch for added sugars)
rest of cup filled with h2o and ice

TBH, I can drink half of this at 130pm and feel satisfied until dinner most days. The start up costs are kind of expensive up front, protein, hemp seeds, etc, but it ends up being a $2-3 meal, which isn't too bad in my opinion considering how much eating out or making a bagged lunch costs.

As for exercise, I know we're all different, but start slow and easy. I've been running regularly again after Covid, it's been 12 weeks now. Rather than tying to hoof it hard, I've been doing the same 1.1 mile loop 4 days, a different 2.2 mile loop 2 days, and a day off. It's about sustainability for me. Going hard 1 or 2 days and feeling like ass the rest of the time doesn't really get anything done.

@IusedToSkateMore How are you, dude? That a great shake recipe. I've never had hemp seeds or lions mane before but I'll check them out. Glad to hear you're running again! I'll PM you.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on December 05, 2021, 04:24:59 PM
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Congrats to everyone on this thread. SLAP is killing it on this health mission.
I've been having a difficult time getting started with a regimen but I've been trying to exercise before and after work, and eat better with portion control and intermittent fasting. The hunger gets me so psycho sometimes though and it can make my attitude HALT piss poor.
I've recently been weighing myself twice a week and I'm lost around 6 lbs, which I'm psyched about, but  I'm trying to get some strength/muscle going. I got doughy after I broke my ankle.
Before work I ride my exercise bike and do some active stretches. At work I try to run up and down the stairs several times a day and sneak off and do pt cardio. I try to do more stuff after work but I'm usually too tired.
The hardest parts lately have been getting motivated to exercise. After work its especially difficult and I just want to curl up and watch 30 Rock. That might be winter depression though. Like in a box.
Also I struggle with snacking on candy at bedtime. For some reason I get ravenous when I'm getting ready to drift off and nothing in my fridge is safe.
Any of you found tools/skills to help curb the late night sweet tooth?
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You need a hard withdrawal. Get rid of all unhealthy stuff so if you have a craving there will be only healthy stuff, rice waffles, a carrot, a spoonful of peanut butter…

Do the exercise right when you get home first thing, before settling on the couch or getting comfy.

You made a good start, don‘t give in.
[close]

Thats good advice. I've got so little self discipline with food, but luckily the fancy "organic" Reeses I bought taste like chalk, so I'm going to try and set up some pre-arranged healthier night snacks.
[close]

hey friend. it's hard to get started. I really began losing the LBs when I was also on my ass from an ankle injury last winter. It was changing up my relationship with food. I didn't weight myself from January til May and was really surprised. I feel like weighing oneself numerous times per week can lead to unreasonable expectations- there are days when, if I'm constipated and at a big meal, I'll weigh 4-5lbs more than the day before... just saying.

My biggest source of additional fat was peanut butter. No joke. I have a fixed up shake for lunch most days and I'd put 2-3 big globs of sugar free peanut butter in there. I'd eat that shit off the spoon like a candy bar... too much of a good thing isn't good anymore, feel me?

a great, hooked up meal replacement shake goes like this for me:

1/3 scoop plant based protein (whole scoop leaves me bloated)
1 TBSP hemp seeds (lots of easily digestible protein)
2 TBSP PB2 Powdered Peanut butter (no sugar, 1.5g fat, 12% daily protein)
1 TBSP Lions Mane mushroom powder
1.5 Whole Frozen Banana
1/2 cup plain coconut milk (watch for added sugars)
rest of cup filled with h2o and ice

TBH, I can drink half of this at 130pm and feel satisfied until dinner most days. The start up costs are kind of expensive up front, protein, hemp seeds, etc, but it ends up being a $2-3 meal, which isn't too bad in my opinion considering how much eating out or making a bagged lunch costs.

As for exercise, I know we're all different, but start slow and easy. I've been running regularly again after Covid, it's been 12 weeks now. Rather than tying to hoof it hard, I've been doing the same 1.1 mile loop 4 days, a different 2.2 mile loop 2 days, and a day off. It's about sustainability for me. Going hard 1 or 2 days and feeling like ass the rest of the time doesn't really get anything done.
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@IusedToSkateMore How are you, dude? That a great shake recipe. I've never had hemp seeds or lions mane before but I'll check them out. Glad to hear you're running again! I'll PM you.

I'm hanging, my friend. semester is winding down and I'm scraping through papers!

I use the lions mane mushroom powder for its cognitive effects, it's not necessary for a meal shake, it's just what I do. Hemp seeds are a great source of digestible protein and DEFINITELY cheaper than fancy protein powders if you can find them at like Costco or something.

drop me a pm anytime!!!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sativa Lung on December 06, 2021, 02:17:51 AM
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Pot makes me loose weight also. Haven’t smoked in a few months—waiting for legal weed to begin in NJ. Good for you. I am back to my starting weight but getting back on the weight loss train cause I don’t like the way my pants are fitting and I refuse to go up a size cause I’ll never return from that…
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Some sativa strains are more effective an appetite suppressant than nicotine or caffeine for me. When I first got my card I was almost exclusively using sativas because I didn't really know much other than i like sweet and piney weed. Now that I've learned a lot more about different terpenes and my own body and what works I've been using those strains early in the morning and then tapering off into more indica leaning strains which do stimulate my appetite. So between not eating as much and then having healthier munchies the weight just kind of fell off. It made me realize this is probably my natural weight and I've been walking around overweight but not really noticing because I didn't look "fat".

When you do get your card if you want to learn about terpenes and the biochemistry of cannabis or choosing a strain feel free to hit me up. There's a ton of good information and resources online but the most important thing to remember is that everyone is different and what does one thing to you might do something totally different to someone else. It's kind of like skate gear... You may have to experiment for a while until you find the one that fits you best.
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unless it's at night and I'm ripping indica, weed and coffee suppress my appetite like crazy. no joke. I'm not saying it's all related, but since last February I've been on the mushroom microdose, small amount of THC candy, and coffee most mornings, I've dropped down from 165ish to staying at 140ish since May or so. Dropping those unexpected lbs really makes ya feel better all around.

Ya I remember you telling me about your morning routine. I haven't always responded well to mushies (literally the only drug that's ever made me black out and wake up on the ground with my terrified friends standing over me in a circle) so I don't really have any interest in that but I'm the same way with coffee and sativas. I wont even think about eating until im coming down but I get this crazy like primal level satisfaction from ice water. Its like the best thing on earth when I'm baked, especially if I'm skating or otherwise working up a sweat.

For the guys who are prone to snacking on sweets but want something healthier my go-to is grapes. They're the right size to satisfy the snacking ritual and some of the newer kinds (cotton candy, moon drops, sweet snaps etc) taste like straight up candy when they're ripe. I also dip them in yogurt or eat them with cheese if I want to switch it up and add some protein.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: PuffinMuffin on December 06, 2021, 07:35:30 AM
Been doing intermittent fasting with an 8-hour window, AKA skipping breakfast with a fancy name. Before work, I've been jumping on the trainer and doing an hour of intervals. Trying to lose 10 pounds and get back to where I was before the knee injury.

Used to get lots of motivating comments like "Eat a sandwich", "are you anorexic?", "do you want to talk about it?" etc. I really miss those days.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on December 06, 2021, 12:11:14 PM
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Pot makes me loose weight also. Haven’t smoked in a few months—waiting for legal weed to begin in NJ. Good for you. I am back to my starting weight but getting back on the weight loss train cause I don’t like the way my pants are fitting and I refuse to go up a size cause I’ll never return from that…
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Some sativa strains are more effective an appetite suppressant than nicotine or caffeine for me. When I first got my card I was almost exclusively using sativas because I didn't really know much other than i like sweet and piney weed. Now that I've learned a lot more about different terpenes and my own body and what works I've been using those strains early in the morning and then tapering off into more indica leaning strains which do stimulate my appetite. So between not eating as much and then having healthier munchies the weight just kind of fell off. It made me realize this is probably my natural weight and I've been walking around overweight but not really noticing because I didn't look "fat".

When you do get your card if you want to learn about terpenes and the biochemistry of cannabis or choosing a strain feel free to hit me up. There's a ton of good information and resources online but the most important thing to remember is that everyone is different and what does one thing to you might do something totally different to someone else. It's kind of like skate gear... You may have to experiment for a while until you find the one that fits you best.
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unless it's at night and I'm ripping indica, weed and coffee suppress my appetite like crazy. no joke. I'm not saying it's all related, but since last February I've been on the mushroom microdose, small amount of THC candy, and coffee most mornings, I've dropped down from 165ish to staying at 140ish since May or so. Dropping those unexpected lbs really makes ya feel better all around.
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Ya I remember you telling me about your morning routine. I haven't always responded well to mushies (literally the only drug that's ever made me black out and wake up on the ground with my terrified friends standing over me in a circle) so I don't really have any interest in that but I'm the same way with coffee and sativas. I wont even think about eating until im coming down but I get this crazy like primal level satisfaction from ice water. Its like the best thing on earth when I'm baked, especially if I'm skating or otherwise working up a sweat.

For the guys who are prone to snacking on sweets but want something healthier my go-to is grapes. They're the right size to satisfy the snacking ritual and some of the newer kinds (cotton candy, moon drops, sweet snaps etc) taste like straight up candy when they're ripe. I also dip them in yogurt or eat them with cheese if I want to switch it up and add some protein.

grapes are good!

my lady got us on Prunes. she says they're good for pooping purposes, but I'm pretty regular anyways. either way, the prunes are pretty filling and sweet.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: topfrog10 on December 28, 2021, 04:31:42 PM
how the hell are you guys making time to work out and skate and do life things? i feel like i can never make time for it all and can either be in better shape or be skating as much as I wanna.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on December 30, 2021, 01:28:23 AM
how the hell are you guys making time to work out and skate and do life things? i feel like i can never make time for it all and can either be in better shape or be skating as much as I wanna.

I have made it my mission to never work full-time. Aside from parental duties, it allows me to skate long sessions during the week. Definitely key to managing my weight since I am not very disciplined when it comes to exercise. Obviously it’s a privilege to be able to work part-time, but many people could if they didn’t prioritize their professional careers.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on December 30, 2021, 03:11:01 AM
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how the hell are you guys making time to work out and skate and do life things? i feel like i can never make time for it all and can either be in better shape or be skating as much as I wanna.
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I have made it my mission to never work full-time. Aside from parental duties, it allows me to skate long sessions during the week. Definitely key to managing my weight since I am not very disciplined when it comes to exercise. Obviously it’s a privilege to be able to work part-time, but many people could if they didn’t prioritize their professional careers.

@listentoaheartbeat that sounds great, I am sure your kids appreciate you being around.

For me the key was a drastic change of diet. Exercise is nice and well but if you want to lose weight, the only way is to ingest less calories than you burn.

 I am now hovering around 63 kilos (approx. 139 lbs). I managed to keep that weight although I haven‘t been able/allowed to do sports or even exercise for a month now.

Obviously, if you have a physical job or skate six hours a day you can eat more than if you sit at a desk all day.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: OldCandy on January 04, 2022, 07:47:00 PM
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Pot makes me loose weight also. Haven’t smoked in a few months—waiting for legal weed to begin in NJ. Good for you. I am back to my starting weight but getting back on the weight loss train cause I don’t like the way my pants are fitting and I refuse to go up a size cause I’ll never return from that…
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Some sativa strains are more effective an appetite suppressant than nicotine or caffeine for me. When I first got my card I was almost exclusively using sativas because I didn't really know much other than i like sweet and piney weed. Now that I've learned a lot more about different terpenes and my own body and what works I've been using those strains early in the morning and then tapering off into more indica leaning strains which do stimulate my appetite. So between not eating as much and then having healthier munchies the weight just kind of fell off. It made me realize this is probably my natural weight and I've been walking around overweight but not really noticing because I didn't look "fat".

When you do get your card if you want to learn about terpenes and the biochemistry of cannabis or choosing a strain feel free to hit me up. There's a ton of good information and resources online but the most important thing to remember is that everyone is different and what does one thing to you might do something totally different to someone else. It's kind of like skate gear... You may have to experiment for a while until you find the one that fits you best.
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unless it's at night and I'm ripping indica, weed and coffee suppress my appetite like crazy. no joke. I'm not saying it's all related, but since last February I've been on the mushroom microdose, small amount of THC candy, and coffee most mornings, I've dropped down from 165ish to staying at 140ish since May or so. Dropping those unexpected lbs really makes ya feel better all around.
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Ya I remember you telling me about your morning routine. I haven't always responded well to mushies (literally the only drug that's ever made me black out and wake up on the ground with my terrified friends standing over me in a circle) so I don't really have any interest in that but I'm the same way with coffee and sativas. I wont even think about eating until im coming down but I get this crazy like primal level satisfaction from ice water. Its like the best thing on earth when I'm baked, especially if I'm skating or otherwise working up a sweat.

For the guys who are prone to snacking on sweets but want something healthier my go-to is grapes. They're the right size to satisfy the snacking ritual and some of the newer kinds (cotton candy, moon drops, sweet snaps etc) taste like straight up candy when they're ripe. I also dip them in yogurt or eat them with cheese if I want to switch it up and add some protein.

grapes with cheese.....
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on January 12, 2022, 03:26:27 AM
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I started this push on Dec. 27th. I would love to be below 200 by my birthday in early February.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: FUBAR on January 12, 2022, 04:09:12 AM
Man, you all are motivating. I’m about to turn 46 and sick of going up and down in weight. Sitting at a gross 237.8 right now. Got down to 222 last year with a goal of 219 and just blew it. Fuck. I’ll be dropping in here to let you all know how this goes. Short term I want to see the scale say 229. Long term I want to see 199 and stay there. This shit is hard, I’ve never had a metabolism. Lets do this!
Side note: I did strict IF for the last seven weeks and gained 7 lbs, so fuck that. I need to move more and eat less. Simple. But very hard.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on January 25, 2022, 11:02:00 PM
Anyone else get Covid and just completely go backwards here?

I was doing pretty well, as you'll read earlier in the thread, then three things happened: (i) I changed jobs where I now drive to work instead of walk, (ii) I realized the hot, flirty young lady at my old job whom I was subconsciously trying to impress wasn't rly that into me, we were just two ppl trapped in a miserable work environment, and (iii) I got Covid and it just completely wiped me out and I was basically bedridden for two weeks.

Now I'm back up to like 230 lbs, though I guess every day is a new day...gotta get back on the horse...
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on January 26, 2022, 03:34:07 AM
Moving more and eating less is definitely how this thing works in your 40s. This became evident to me when I started working on my feet again. I have also been keeping my calorie intake at about 1600. I think I mentioned before I can't skate in the winter so my treadmill on my days off keeps me from raiding the fridge. I started at 222 at Christmas and as of last today I am down to 208..so it is pretty unlikely I will be 199 for my birthday, but not through lack of effort. There is a ton of motivation in this thread..and  Fubar and Lawndale I look forward to seeing your updates!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: FeechLaManna on February 01, 2022, 11:15:17 AM
I paid to be "coached" by none other than world-renowned, former pro skater and bath salts enthusiast Nick Dompierre. AMA, or dont. I did make some way positive results working with him though.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Sleazy on February 03, 2022, 05:26:04 AM
i just cancelled my orange theory membership because i've been burning a shitload of calories playing pistol whip on oculus. i haven't enjoyed a video game in ages but this ones got me pretty stoked. if i have an hour between calls i'll hit a quick session in the garage and usually stack 700-900 calories. an oculus cost about 300 and there's a 30 day return at best buy. worth trying if your looking for a good indoor calorie option.

still not moving the needle on my weight like i'd like too but most evenings we cook food with the family and each good cheeses and have good drinks. but at least i'm breaking even.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on March 12, 2022, 12:41:24 PM
This thread started a bit more than a year ago but I jumped on exactly one year ago with below post:

Count me in brahs. Not sure how I will manage but trying to cut back on processed sugar for starters. It‘s hard tho, being from the land of chocolate.  :'(

I was writing this half jokingly first, without setting a goal but soon I was motivated by Pals posting their success so I started taking it serious and got on a diet. Here's how my weight developed since, based on my postings in this thread:

28 March: Start the diet at 75kg / 165 lbs
15 May: 72kg / 158 lbs
21 June: 70kg / 154  lbs - at this point I started doing forearm planks, which I still do daily
25 July: 68kg / 149 lbs
30 Aug: 66kg / 145
23 Oct: 65kg / 143lbs
30 Dec: 63 kg / 139 lbs - after that, I started gaining a bit of weight but then I started interval fasting, which helped me maintain the weight and even going down a little bit
12 March: 61.5 / 135 lbs - I have been stable on this weight for about two weeks now. I hope to maintain it.

In other words, I am 30 lbs down. That's something I would not have thought to be possible if you had told me a year ago. I was used to getting fatter and fatter and thought this was normal for an old dude. Now I am fit and happy with my body. It's a good feeling and I thank everyone in this thread for being a motivation. You guys are the best!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on March 12, 2022, 01:01:03 PM
Yo Chubby SLAPers

I have never been the picture of health, but barely leaving the house for 1 year has caused me to gain 15 lbs of pure fat.

Now that it looks like life is about to begin again I need my shit together before the summer or skateboarding will suck.

I picking 20 lbs as my goal, cause I was trying to drop 10-15 lbs before all this shit.

Join me for the fight and post your final weight loss total if you like.

Can’t believe it’s been a year since I started this thread.

I’ve lost 6.5 lbs but my pants still feel tight. I was actually doing really well over the summer but in the fall I pulled something in my groin (pushing leg) and I haven’t been skating since September, so muscle has been replaced with fat and I am right back where I started.

@Easy Slider you can be the European chapter president. Loosing 20% of your body weight is crazy. I’m hoping to loose another 15 lbs. my groin still doesn’t feel right but I think if I don’t take long pushes I’ll be alright.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 12, 2022, 02:09:14 PM
Dropped 25ish elbees and have kept it off. Lowest i hit was 138 in the middle of last summer. Fully clothed I clocked 143 at doc last week. Haven't been very active and have been eating less clean as winter is fading away. Its easier when weather is warmer
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Coastal Fever on March 17, 2022, 08:13:14 AM
Actively avoided this thread out of denial, but went surfing for the first time in a month and my bloated stomach made it feel like I was balancing on a basketball.

I’m definitely a boredom and stress eater, and far too often those foods are fried or pure refined sugar.  This is my potential new workday “diet”, tell me if it’s severely lacking anything;

- Intermittent fast from dinner (6-7pm) until my morning break between 9-10am.
- Switch morning coffee with milk for white tea.
- Morning break : Plain Greek yogurt with blueberries, carrot sticks.
- Lunch : 1/2 chicken breast, 1/2 avocado, whole wheat tortilla maybe?
- Afternoon break : Apple

My partner and I eat pretty normal and well rounded dinners, but could def scale back the portion sizes.  And of course, I’ll try to drag myself outside for walks/runs.  Or do burpees.  God I’m already tired of this and I haven’t even started.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 17, 2022, 09:34:23 AM
Actively avoided this thread out of denial, but went surfing for the first time in a month and my bloated stomach made it feel like I was balancing on a basketball.

I’m definitely a boredom and stress eater, and far too often those foods are fried or pure refined sugar.  This is my potential new workday “diet”, tell me if it’s severely lacking anything;

- Intermittent fast from dinner (6-7pm) until my morning break between 9-10am.
- Switch morning coffee with milk for white tea.
- Morning break : Plain Greek yogurt with blueberries, carrot sticks.
- Lunch : 1/2 chicken breast, 1/2 avocado, whole wheat tortilla maybe?
- Afternoon break : Apple

My partner and I eat pretty normal and well rounded dinners, but could def scale back the portion sizes.  And of course, I’ll try to drag myself outside for walks/runs.  Or do burpees.  God I’m already tired of this and I haven’t even started.

Hey man, you'll be able to do it! I personally find it easier to do the IF from 10pm-1 or 2pm. I get to snack a little at night and just drink black coffee til lunch. Whatever works.

I did find that cutting refined sugars for the first few months made it easier all around. Body stopped craving it
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Coastal Fever on March 17, 2022, 10:35:28 AM
Sweet, thanks dude!  I’m usually in bed by 10 and up at 6 since I work from 7-4, and I’m not usually too hungry after a big dinner.  Might be tough to eliminate refined sugar altogether, but I’ll start by not bringing kids yogurt and pastries in my work lunch lol.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 17, 2022, 08:40:57 PM
Sweet, thanks dude!  I’m usually in bed by 10 and up at 6 since I work from 7-4, and I’m not usually too hungry after a big dinner.  Might be tough to eliminate refined sugar altogether, but I’ll start by not bringing kids yogurt and pastries in my work lunch lol.

no doubt. I hesitate to even suggest anything to anyone because how and what we do around food is a highly individualistic thing. Obviously, by schedule is different than yours!!! but ya, fuckin hell, man, I love cookies and pastries and had to cut back for sure. For a sugar fix I add maple syrup to greek yogurt. it's sugar but at least it's not white shit from a bag ;)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 21, 2022, 09:31:08 AM
198 lbs confirmed! I have finally made it below 200. I couldn’t be more stoked right now.I hope everyone else in here has continued success as well   :)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: PuffinMuffin on March 21, 2022, 10:19:59 AM
198 lbs confirmed! I have finally made it below 200. I couldn’t be more stoked right now.I hope everyone else in here has continued success as well   :)

FUCKING HUGE! Congrats friend, I know you've been working hard on it.  ;D
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 21, 2022, 10:25:04 AM
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198 lbs confirmed! I have finally made it below 200. I couldn’t be more stoked right now.I hope everyone else in here has continued success as well   :)
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FUCKING HUGE! Congrats friend, I know you've been working hard on it.  ;D
Thank you Puff!!!!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on March 21, 2022, 11:45:22 AM
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198 lbs confirmed! I have finally made it below 200. I couldn’t be more stoked right now.I hope everyone else in here has continued success as well   :)
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FUCKING HUGE! Congrats friend, I know you've been working hard on it.  ;D
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Thank you Puff!!!!

yeehaw. now ya down in FL and gonna sweat out the rest, my G.

five oooooh(shiiiiiiiiiiiit mothafucka) 8
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on March 21, 2022, 01:12:19 PM
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198 lbs confirmed! I have finally made it below 200. I couldn’t be more stoked right now.I hope everyone else in here has continued success as well   :)
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FUCKING HUGE! Congrats friend, I know you've been working hard on it.  ;D
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Thank you Puff!!!!
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yeehaw. now ya down in FL and gonna sweat out the rest, my G.

five oooooh(shiiiiiiiiiiiit mothafucka) 8
Yessah! Being able actually skate every day has had that shit melting off!
5 ohhhhhhh to the 8!!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Coastal Fever on March 21, 2022, 04:10:51 PM
Yooo congrats man!  Getting under 200 when you’ve been over it awhile feels amazing.  Did it once and hope to again soon.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on April 09, 2022, 05:46:36 AM
Lost 36 lbs last year by counting calories and skating a lot. Then stopped counting and gained a bit before getting Covid, which really threw me off. Up 17 lbs and counting calories again. I hope I won’t have to do it forever. It’s effective but cumbersome.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on April 19, 2022, 10:32:02 PM
I'm back in the weight loss game. Went from 200lbs back up to like 250lbs. Let's do this.

Heavily considering going vegetarian.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: listentoaheartbeat on April 19, 2022, 11:20:05 PM
I'm back in the weight loss game. Went from 200lbs back up to like 250lbs. Let's do this.

Heavily considering going vegetarian.

When I was vegetarian, I gained weight just as easy. It’s all about reducing calorie intake and increasing burn. If you want to cut anything, I recommend candy, alcohol, and fast food.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on April 20, 2022, 12:02:10 AM
Yeah, I'm mainly considering it for the impact on animals, but I agree and appreciate the advice.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on April 20, 2022, 09:36:33 AM
Yeah, I'm mainly considering it for the impact on animals, but I agree and appreciate the advice.

Going veg isn't too hard if you have time to prep food. Thug Kitchen Cookbook is cheesy but is a great veg cookbook. Soon good
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on April 21, 2022, 05:05:03 AM
Sitting at 192 now. I think that’s a 33 lbs loss since Christmas! I have stopped counting calories finally, as just eating less and healthier has become routine. 7 more to go and then it’s just preventive maintenance. I’ve mentioned it numerous times, but this thread has been a huge part of my motivation.

Lawndale..you’ve done it before so you know gd well you can do it again my man.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on April 21, 2022, 10:44:41 AM
Thanks, guys. Baby steps so far but it felt good to only order a veggie chopped salad. Appreciate the tip, IUTSM. Congrats, 70fkn7!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on April 25, 2022, 03:22:32 PM
Sitting at 192 now. I think that’s a 33 lbs loss since Christmas! I have stopped counting calories finally, as just eating less and healthier has become routine. 7 more to go and then it’s just preventive maintenance. I’ve mentioned it numerous times, but this thread has been a huge part of my motivation.

Lawndale..you’ve done it before so you know gd well you can do it again my man.

That is great that you lost 30 lbs. must be all that aggressive snow shoveling.

I can’t seem to keep weight off cause I have preteen kids and we eat like shit when we are together. I take them to McDonald’s and Wendy’s and eat pizza too much.

I should be at your weight as we are the 77 brothers. What you been eating?

@EdLawndale

Let’s get busy you and I. I’m only down 3 lbs since I started this thread. The boys are putting me to shame.

I need to enjoy rolling more. Werd!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on April 25, 2022, 03:48:06 PM
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Sitting at 192 now. I think that’s a 33 lbs loss since Christmas! I have stopped counting calories finally, as just eating less and healthier has become routine. 7 more to go and then it’s just preventive maintenance. I’ve mentioned it numerous times, but this thread has been a huge part of my motivation.

Lawndale..you’ve done it before so you know gd well you can do it again my man.
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That is great that you lost 30 lbs. must be all that aggressive snow shoveling.

I can’t seem to keep weight off cause I have preteen kids and we eat like shit when we are together. I take them to McDonald’s and Wendy’s and eat pizza too much.

I should be at your weight as we are the 77 brothers. What you been eating?
Thank you my 77 brutha! Mike V. showed me the way! Honestly it’s all been about portion control combined with intermittent fasting (skipping breakfast) I don’t really eat fast food, but I still drink 2-4 beers a night, and will get a pizza every other week. I was 190 yesterday, and when I see 189 I will probably cry haha.
 
Edit: I went to gnar you..but I can not be responsible for ruining that perfect 5 oh 8 that number means more to me than 189  :)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Coastal Fever on April 25, 2022, 06:03:42 PM
Congrats 70fn7, that’s a big win, good luck with the last few! 

I’m down about 20lbs in the last 4-5 weeks.  Sitting around 195 from 215.  Working on the road last week was a setback but been back on track since this weekend.  Aiming for 180 or so, then might have the odd snack again, but want to stick with 16:8.  Pants are starting to get a little loose, hoping to step up my fit game this summer.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on April 25, 2022, 10:37:18 PM
@Seventyfuhkinseven

I’ve been in the 508 but not til I die…

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Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on May 02, 2022, 09:17:26 AM
186 as of this morning! If I took a big shit I would be at a 40lb loss..The fucking train is rolling now..I’m shooting for 175 and then I’m done. Sorry to keep posting in here..but nodody irl would give a fuck if I told them. I hope you guys are having continued success!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on May 02, 2022, 12:11:48 PM
186 as of this morning! If I took a big shit I would be at a 40lb loss..The fucking train is rolling now..I’m shooting for 175 and then I’m done. Sorry to keep posting in here..but nodody irl would give a fuck if I told them. I hope you guys are having continued success!

Nice achievement.

 I am down at 60kg / 132lbs from 75kg / 165lbs, which means I lost 20% of my body in one year. Mindboggling to think this was all fat I was carrying around.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on June 08, 2022, 05:15:54 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/1lVpeS8.jpg)
I finally made it a few days ago. 50 lbs gone! Took a little bit longer than I wanted due to life kicking my ass..but the struggle is over.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on June 08, 2022, 05:27:13 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/1lVpeS8.jpg)
I finally made it a few days ago. 50 lbs gone! Took a little bit longer than I wanted due to life kicking my ass..but the struggle is over.

Congratulations! I just finished a small bowl of potato chips when I read this. I haven’t weighed 175 LBS in 20 years. Must help so much with skating. I’d be estatic if I lost 25 lbs. loosing 50 is crazy. I’m impressed.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on June 08, 2022, 06:20:48 PM
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I finally made it a few days ago. 50 lbs gone! Took a little bit longer than I wanted due to life kicking my ass..but the struggle is over.
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Congratulations! I just finished a small bowl of potato chips when I read this. I haven’t weighed 175 LBS in 20 years. Must help so much with skating. I’d be estatic if I lost 25 lbs. loosing 50 is crazy. I’m impressed.
Ty man! Yessah the difference in skating is phenomenal. I haven’t felt so natural flipping that thing since I was in my late 20s. Now I want potato chips!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: rocklobster on June 08, 2022, 07:50:27 PM
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186 as of this morning! If I took a big shit I would be at a 40lb loss..The fucking train is rolling now..I’m shooting for 175 and then I’m done. Sorry to keep posting in here..but nodody irl would give a fuck if I told them. I hope you guys are having continued success!
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Nice achievement.

 I am down at 60kg / 132lbs from 75kg / 165lbs, which means I lost 20% of my body in one year. Mindboggling to think this was all fat I was carrying around.

60kg, 15kg, goddamn!

Put on weight during a 2 week holiday, upping my workout schedule and cutting down my carbs intake.

Stay strong everyone!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on June 08, 2022, 07:52:48 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/1lVpeS8.jpg)
I finally made it a few days ago. 50 lbs gone! Took a little bit longer than I wanted due to life kicking my ass..but the struggle is over.

good work big dawg.  that's dope. I've been a steady 140 for a while now. it's nice. I'm 5'8, was at 165ish at points when this started. I'd like to get at 135 but that's kinda more control and work than I wanna do. I went kinda heavy on eat sweets and dairy the last few months but it was taking a toll on my GI track so I had to stop. feels good, man. bettah eat that mark anthonys tho bro
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Easy Slider on June 08, 2022, 10:31:52 PM
Great achievement @Seventyfuhkinseven

And thx @rocklobster

Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: companguero on June 08, 2022, 11:07:49 PM
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Sincere Congratulations though

I am ~two months sober off weed which used to cause binge eating. I'm struggling with diet management and am still procrastinating the nightly bike rides. Depression's the culprit but seeing Seventyfuhkinseven's progress helps remind me to keep my ideal lifestyle in mind and make improvements toward it.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Fhk on June 09, 2022, 03:14:31 AM
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Sincere Congratulations though

I am ~two months sober off weed which used to cause binge eating. I'm struggling with diet management and am still procrastinating the nightly bike rides. Depression's the culprit but seeing Seventyfuhkinseven's progress helps remind me to keep my ideal lifestyle in mind and make improvements toward it.
Use that depression to fuel the fire! My life was pretty much destroyed and I figured either I could either let it bring me down even lower..or I could turn all the pain and anger into motivation. If that makes any sense. Anyhow thanks for all the kind words everyone! And @IusedToSkateMore gawddamn fuckin right I’m getting that Marc Anthony’s pizza this weekend! 5 oh 8!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: fakie nollie on June 10, 2022, 07:18:59 PM
@Seventyfuhkinseven major congrats. Huge motivation!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: funeral_tuxedo on June 10, 2022, 07:38:29 PM
(https://i.imgur.com/1lVpeS8.jpg)
I finally made it a few days ago. 50 lbs gone! Took a little bit longer than I wanted due to life kicking my ass..but the struggle is over.

@Seventyfuhkinseven congratulations!
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: rothdigga on February 27, 2024, 02:02:20 PM
Reviving this topic only because it took me this long to finally make a push to lose some fucking LBS...in Nov 2023 I was 195 and I've never seen my scale hit 200 so I needed to sort out my shit.  Weighted in this AM at a cool 164.  If I can somehow get into the 150's I'll be shocked but I'm just going to keep running with what I'm doing and see how low it goes now.  I didn't film a part for my 50th so now that I'm headed for 52 in a couple months I guess I'll do it while I'm slim. 
Simple strategy for me- haven't had fast food at all since Nov, that's a big one.  Bringing grapes, apples (with a jar of peanut butter on my desk), oranges etc to work instead of snacking really helps.  I go through a bag of grapes in like 3 days but it keeps me from other stuff.  Lowered my dinner intake to a mellow amount and only get dessert on the weekends. 
Have done an intense 20-25 min workout every morning since Nov too.  20 min is so easy to squeeze in, I used to look at my cell-phone for like 45 min when I woke up (text threads, DM's, Insta etc).  Now I get 15 min then I have to get up and workout, simple as that. 
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on February 27, 2024, 02:29:17 PM
Reviving this topic only because it took me this long to finally make a push to lose some fucking LBS...in Nov 2023 I was 195 and I've never seen my scale hit 200 so I needed to sort out my shit.  Weighted in this AM at a cool 164.  If I can somehow get into the 150's I'll be shocked but I'm just going to keep running with what I'm doing and see how low it goes now.  I didn't film a part for my 50th so now that I'm headed for 52 in a couple months I guess I'll do it while I'm slim. 
Simple strategy for me- haven't had fast food at all since Nov, that's a big one.  Bringing grapes, apples (with a jar of peanut butter on my desk), oranges etc to work instead of snacking really helps.  I go through a bag of grapes in like 3 days but it keeps me from other stuff.  Lowered my dinner intake to a mellow amount and only get dessert on the weekends. 
Have done an intense 20-25 min workout every morning since Nov too.  20 min is so easy to squeeze in, I used to look at my cell-phone for like 45 min when I woke up (text threads, DM's, Insta etc).  Now I get 15 min then I have to get up and workout, simple as that.

Hell ya player. Good for you

I usually gain 10 or 12 every winter. Back fat status. This winter it was only about 5. No dank organic grocery store brekkie sandos or ill burrito trucks on every corner makes a difference. Shits ill especially since i have hardly moved this winter
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on February 27, 2024, 03:24:53 PM
I’ve gained 8 lbs since I started this topic.

@rothdigga

Are you back at issue 2 weight?

I always assumed you were near 6 ft. You must be a string bean now.

I gained weight due to a nagging injury that has really limited my skating but I am making a push for the Spring.

What did you eat? I am finding it difficult to find low fat, low sugar meals that are high in protein and fill me up.

Glad to hear you got your weight down. You’re next part should be better than your 45 year old part.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: rothdigga on February 27, 2024, 03:56:40 PM
I’ve gained 8 lbs since I started this topic.

@rothdigga

Are you back at issue 2 weight?

I always assumed you were near 6 ft. You must be a string bean now.

I gained weight due to a nagging injury that has really limited my skating but I am making a push for the Spring.

What did you eat? I am finding it difficult to find low fat, low sugar meals that are high in protein and fill me up.

Glad to hear you got your weight down. You’re next part should be better than your 45 year old part.
Fuuuuuck, my Issue 2 weight was around 135 I'm guessing so I'm NEVER seeing that weight again...ha.  I'm 5"11.
I already had my breakfast dialed before, it's boring but I eat 1 egg and some fruit every day to start out.  My lunch I eat a much smaller portion than I used to, sometimes I bring chicken or I'll go get tacos down the street but I just am eating much less of it.  Dinner is a meat and a vegetable, rarely starch now.  If I keep it mellow like this on my normal days, I can go buck when we go out to dinner or something and kind of eat whatever I want. 
But I am about to start filming again, it'll be curb heavy but I should be able to come up with something fun if I find good spots. 
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on February 27, 2024, 04:26:50 PM
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@rothdigga

Are you back at issue 2 weight?

I always assumed you were near 6 ft. You must be a string bean now.

I gained weight due to a nagging injury that has really limited my skating but I am making a push for the Spring.

What did you eat? I am finding it difficult to find low fat, low sugar meals that are high in protein and fill me up.

Glad to hear you got your weight down. You’re next part should be better than your 45 year old part.
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Fuuuuuck, my Issue 2 weight was around 135 I'm guessing so I'm NEVER seeing that weight again...ha.  I'm 5"11.
I already had my breakfast dialed before, it's boring but I eat 1 egg and some fruit every day to start out.  My lunch I eat a much smaller portion than I used to, sometimes I bring chicken or I'll go get tacos down the street but I just am eating much less of it.  Dinner is a meat and a vegetable, rarely starch now.  If I keep it mellow like this on my normal days, I can go buck when we go out to dinner or something and kind of eat whatever I want. 
But I am about to start filming again, it'll be curb heavy but I should be able to come up with something fun if I find good spots.

Thanks for the brief explanation. I need to be more regimented. I have been eating less meat but I am finding it difficult to replace meat with a protein. I’ve gotten rid of cheese, milk and soda. I also stopped eating cold cereal.

I’m eating oatmeal and sweat potatoes and apples everyday cause I like all three but I have yet to develop a system. I don’t like eggs or chicken. My main problem is too much bread (sandwiches).

If anyone has any good recipes for beans let me know. I could eat black bean soup or baked beans every day.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: mj23 on February 27, 2024, 06:08:57 PM
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I’ve gained 8 lbs since I started this topic.

@rothdigga

Are you back at issue 2 weight?

I always assumed you were near 6 ft. You must be a string bean now.

I gained weight due to a nagging injury that has really limited my skating but I am making a push for the Spring.

What did you eat? I am finding it difficult to find low fat, low sugar meals that are high in protein and fill me up.

Glad to hear you got your weight down. You’re next part should be better than your 45 year old part.
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Fuuuuuck, my Issue 2 weight was around 135 I'm guessing so I'm NEVER seeing that weight again...ha.  I'm 5"11.
I already had my breakfast dialed before, it's boring but I eat 1 egg and some fruit every day to start out.  My lunch I eat a much smaller portion than I used to, sometimes I bring chicken or I'll go get tacos down the street but I just am eating much less of it.  Dinner is a meat and a vegetable, rarely starch now.  If I keep it mellow like this on my normal days, I can go buck when we go out to dinner or something and kind of eat whatever I want. 
But I am about to start filming again, it'll be curb heavy but I should be able to come up with something fun if I find good spots.
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Thanks for the brief explanation. I need to be more regimented. I have been eating less meat but I am finding it difficult to replace meat with a protein. I’ve gotten rid of cheese, milk and soda. I also stopped eating cold cereal.

I’m eating oatmeal and sweat potatoes and apples everyday cause I like all three but I have yet to develop a system. I don’t like eggs or chicken. My main problem is too much bread (sandwiches).

If anyone has any good recipes for beans let me know. I could eat black bean soup or baked beans every day.
I ate a bunch of lentil stew last week and accidentally lost 2 lbs. lentils cook much faster than other beans and don’t require soaking, so they’re a great move for cheap easy high fiber protein source
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: GardenSkater77 on February 27, 2024, 06:39:28 PM
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I’ve gained 8 lbs since I started this topic.

@rothdigga

Are you back at issue 2 weight?

I always assumed you were near 6 ft. You must be a string bean now.

I gained weight due to a nagging injury that has really limited my skating but I am making a push for the Spring.

What did you eat? I am finding it difficult to find low fat, low sugar meals that are high in protein and fill me up.

Glad to hear you got your weight down. You’re next part should be better than your 45 year old part.
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Fuuuuuck, my Issue 2 weight was around 135 I'm guessing so I'm NEVER seeing that weight again...ha.  I'm 5"11.
I already had my breakfast dialed before, it's boring but I eat 1 egg and some fruit every day to start out.  My lunch I eat a much smaller portion than I used to, sometimes I bring chicken or I'll go get tacos down the street but I just am eating much less of it.  Dinner is a meat and a vegetable, rarely starch now.  If I keep it mellow like this on my normal days, I can go buck when we go out to dinner or something and kind of eat whatever I want. 
But I am about to start filming again, it'll be curb heavy but I should be able to come up with something fun if I find good spots.
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Thanks for the brief explanation. I need to be more regimented. I have been eating less meat but I am finding it difficult to replace meat with a protein. I’ve gotten rid of cheese, milk and soda. I also stopped eating cold cereal.

I’m eating oatmeal and sweat potatoes and apples everyday cause I like all three but I have yet to develop a system. I don’t like eggs or chicken. My main problem is too much bread (sandwiches).

If anyone has any good recipes for beans let me know. I could eat black bean soup or baked beans every day.
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I ate a bunch of lentil stew last week and accidentally lost 2 lbs. lentils cook much faster than other beans and don’t require soaking, so they’re a great move for cheap easy high fiber protein source

Good idea. I do remember liking Pacific Lentil soup.
15 grams of protein is really good. I was eating 20 gram protein bars but they made me feel bloated and still hungry. Soup or stew definitely fills one up better.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Kneesles on February 27, 2024, 07:29:45 PM
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I’ve gained 8 lbs since I started this topic.

@rothdigga

Are you back at issue 2 weight?

I always assumed you were near 6 ft. You must be a string bean now.

I gained weight due to a nagging injury that has really limited my skating but I am making a push for the Spring.

What did you eat? I am finding it difficult to find low fat, low sugar meals that are high in protein and fill me up.

Glad to hear you got your weight down. You’re next part should be better than your 45 year old part.
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Fuuuuuck, my Issue 2 weight was around 135 I'm guessing so I'm NEVER seeing that weight again...ha.  I'm 5"11.
I already had my breakfast dialed before, it's boring but I eat 1 egg and some fruit every day to start out.  My lunch I eat a much smaller portion than I used to, sometimes I bring chicken or I'll go get tacos down the street but I just am eating much less of it.  Dinner is a meat and a vegetable, rarely starch now.  If I keep it mellow like this on my normal days, I can go buck when we go out to dinner or something and kind of eat whatever I want. 
But I am about to start filming again, it'll be curb heavy but I should be able to come up with something fun if I find good spots.
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Thanks for the brief explanation. I need to be more regimented. I have been eating less meat but I am finding it difficult to replace meat with a protein. I’ve gotten rid of cheese, milk and soda. I also stopped eating cold cereal.

I’m eating oatmeal and sweat potatoes and apples everyday cause I like all three but I have yet to develop a system. I don’t like eggs or chicken. My main problem is too much bread (sandwiches).

If anyone has any good recipes for beans let me know. I could eat black bean soup or baked beans every day.
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I ate a bunch of lentil stew last week and accidentally lost 2 lbs. lentils cook much faster than other beans and don’t require soaking, so they’re a great move for cheap easy high fiber protein source
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Good idea. I do remember liking Pacific Lentil soup.
15 grams of protein is really good. I was eating 20 gram protein bars but they made me feel bloated and still hungry. Soup or stew definitely fills one up better.
Look into quinoa recipes and dishes that utilize garbanzo beans (aka chickpeas) to get some good vegan proteins in your diet. Think quinoa fried rice style or vegetable curry with garbanzos, hummus, falafel, lentil walnut burgers with cucumber raita or black bean burgers with pico de gallo & avacado. I used to be a chef for a local health club in my area so I am fairly familiar with healthy yet delicious meals and recipes. Feel free to hit me up for suggestions or recipes as im always glad to help where i can.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: EdLawndale on February 27, 2024, 07:55:55 PM
Someone gave me a beet-delicata squash-lentil soup (with coconut milk) recipe that was pretty good. I just kind of freestyle it now but it is quite tasty (makes you poop something fierce and red though).
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: rothdigga on February 28, 2024, 10:28:53 AM
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I’ve gained 8 lbs since I started this topic.

@rothdigga

Are you back at issue 2 weight?

I always assumed you were near 6 ft. You must be a string bean now.

I gained weight due to a nagging injury that has really limited my skating but I am making a push for the Spring.

What did you eat? I am finding it difficult to find low fat, low sugar meals that are high in protein and fill me up.

Glad to hear you got your weight down. You’re next part should be better than your 45 year old part.
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Fuuuuuck, my Issue 2 weight was around 135 I'm guessing so I'm NEVER seeing that weight again...ha.  I'm 5"11.
I already had my breakfast dialed before, it's boring but I eat 1 egg and some fruit every day to start out.  My lunch I eat a much smaller portion than I used to, sometimes I bring chicken or I'll go get tacos down the street but I just am eating much less of it.  Dinner is a meat and a vegetable, rarely starch now.  If I keep it mellow like this on my normal days, I can go buck when we go out to dinner or something and kind of eat whatever I want. 
But I am about to start filming again, it'll be curb heavy but I should be able to come up with something fun if I find good spots.
[close]

Thanks for the brief explanation. I need to be more regimented. I have been eating less meat but I am finding it difficult to replace meat with a protein. I’ve gotten rid of cheese, milk and soda. I also stopped eating cold cereal.

I’m eating oatmeal and sweat potatoes and apples everyday cause I like all three but I have yet to develop a system. I don’t like eggs or chicken. My main problem is too much bread (sandwiches).

If anyone has any good recipes for beans let me know. I could eat black bean soup or baked beans every day.
Cold cereal was something I gave up in the mid 2000's I think.  It's so fucking good though, but of course a bowl of sugary cereal is good right?  Now, during our birthday month, my wife and I each get to pick 1 single box of cereal that we like and that person gets to eat it.  1 box a year, that's it.  But it satisfies my love of cereal as much as my belly will allow. 
I've been on this kick I'm on for 5 months now, which is by far the longest I've ever gone with both working out consistently (daily) and eating better that I actually think it's going to stick for me. 
Sandwiches are a tough one but when I do get one, I make sure I cut it up so that I eat it over like 2-3 days so that I'm just not eating too much of it. 
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: Coastal Fever on February 29, 2024, 05:18:22 AM
Big ups to all you pound sheddaz.  After I got sober last year I allowed myself to eat whatever tf I wanted, when I wanted.  Only about a month ago I started counting cals again and trying to lose weight. 

I burn a decent amount per day between work and exercise, so it’s not impossible for me to burn 500-1000cals more than I eat without starving myself. 

I think I’ve lost around 10lbs in the past 4-5 weeks, and gonna try to lose another 10-20.  I just want to feel light on my board/in everyday life, and for my clothes to not all fit slim by default.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: gringo_viejo on February 29, 2024, 09:48:14 AM
Realized that the pants I had to cinch in last summer are too tight now, so we're doing this.
Taking long walks on non skate days. Slowly getting to where I can do lunges and squats again with my stupid knees/back.
Stopped drankin. Hopefully my wallet, liver and gut will all thank me.
Bought a scale with a body fat thingy (because every journey in America begins with a purchase :( so I'm trying to go from 19% body fat to 16. (Or below??? Stay tuned, true believers...)
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: rothdigga on February 29, 2024, 10:13:40 AM
Realized that the pants I had to cinch in last summer are too tight now, so we're doing this.
Taking long walks on non skate days. Slowly getting to where I can do lunges and squats again with my stupid knees/back.
Stopped drankin. Hopefully my wallet, liver and gut will all thank me.
Bought a scale with a body fat thingy (because every journey in America begins with a purchase :( so I'm trying to go from 19% body fat to 16. (Or below??? Stay tuned, true believers...)
I weigh myself ever day.  There's of course fluxuations in there but if I see a "new low" ever week then I feel truly motivated to keep things going.  I have some good old LG t's I can rock now and not feel like I'm wearing a belly shirt as well as a pile of promo pants people have sent me that I never could wear before until now. 
My wife and I also take a mellow 1 mile walk after dinner (in addition to me working out every day).  The 1 mile might not seem like much but if you think of it long term, it's an extra 5-6 miles a week (if we miss a day) and then like 25 miles a month...so it adds up quick. 
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: RichardBarkley on April 03, 2024, 07:07:08 AM
Does anyone else get crazy energy when they intermittent fast ?
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: L33Tg33k on April 03, 2024, 12:41:23 PM
I’m starting to think that the amount I weigh doesn’t add up considering how much I exercise. I walk on average 13 miles 5 days a week and I skate on my days off. I know I eat unhealthy foods but based on calories I think I should be doing better. I can’t wait until those add wizards at Novo Nordisk formulate an Ozempic pill. I will pay ridiculous amount of money for that.
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: IUTSM on April 03, 2024, 03:09:40 PM
My weights stayed steady this winter, very minor gain compared to years past. I attribute it to a few things

1) the house i moved into came with plates/bowls from the 1980s. This has lead to smaller portion sizes

2) house has a flight of stairs to the bedroom and a flight to the basement, which is the only way to the yard/garden from indoors. Once out that door, theres another small flight to the garden.

3) restaurants and bakeries in nearby vicinity arent particularly appealing
Title: Re: SLAP’s COVID Weight Loss Club
Post by: matt_2993 on April 03, 2024, 05:45:24 PM
Managed to gain some noticeable weight in the last few months.  This week I've been fasting with one meal in the evening, nothing real healthy, but that with an hour walk afterwards has been a nice easy adjustment.  The fasting has me way more productive with work too, plus if I need to lash out at someone they're gonna get it