roysymmonds83
New member
Hi All,
I am going to start a weight loss diary in order to get more strict with my diet and exercise regime.
I am going to start my diary from tomorrow (even though I have been going for about a month already). Below are some questions which I stole off Holly88's diary which I thought was a good way to start my diary (thanks Holly88!).
The reason why I want to lose weight: I was always a thin person up until I started University. Since then I have become a heavy drinker, not very active, and generally unhappier compared to when I was younger.
I see weight loss as a way of getting my mojo back!
So here are the questions...
- How much weight do you want to lose?
20kg or 44lbs.
Will make my end weight about 73-75kg
- What is the timeframe for reaching your target weight?
March next year, before football season starts.
- How do you want to accomplish your goal (what methods do you want to use)?
Low carb plus a lot of aerobic exercise to get me fit for footy.
I will do a lot of running and swimming with 2 times a week of weights.
- Who or what can support you in reaching your goal?
My family and I am doing this pretty much on my own, not with any gym buddy or running partner.
Hence I am going to use this forum for support.
- How realistic is your goal?
Realistic as I can be stubborn and are pretty determined when I want to achieve something. That was the trigger for me to lose weight, when I realised that if I am so stubborn about most of my opinions on politics, religion, arts etc why cant I be stubborn about my diet and exercise regime?
- When will you start?
Ive already started about a month ago but I am thinking of turning up the regime as I am going to Spring Racing carnival for the Melbourne Cup in November and want to look good (better than I do now) for it .
Starting Stats
Height: 5'6
Weight: 198 lbs
Waist (belly button): 43.5 inches
Hips: 40.5 inches
Upper arm: 13.5 inches
Upper thigh: 25 inches
Calf: 15.5 inches
Chest: 39 inches
Neck: 17 inches
BMI: 32 (obese )
Waist to hip ratio: 1.08 (Increased risk)
I am going to start a weight loss diary in order to get more strict with my diet and exercise regime.
I am going to start my diary from tomorrow (even though I have been going for about a month already). Below are some questions which I stole off Holly88's diary which I thought was a good way to start my diary (thanks Holly88!).
The reason why I want to lose weight: I was always a thin person up until I started University. Since then I have become a heavy drinker, not very active, and generally unhappier compared to when I was younger.
I see weight loss as a way of getting my mojo back!
So here are the questions...
- How much weight do you want to lose?
20kg or 44lbs.
Will make my end weight about 73-75kg
- What is the timeframe for reaching your target weight?
March next year, before football season starts.
- How do you want to accomplish your goal (what methods do you want to use)?
Low carb plus a lot of aerobic exercise to get me fit for footy.
I will do a lot of running and swimming with 2 times a week of weights.
- Who or what can support you in reaching your goal?
My family and I am doing this pretty much on my own, not with any gym buddy or running partner.
Hence I am going to use this forum for support.
- How realistic is your goal?
Realistic as I can be stubborn and are pretty determined when I want to achieve something. That was the trigger for me to lose weight, when I realised that if I am so stubborn about most of my opinions on politics, religion, arts etc why cant I be stubborn about my diet and exercise regime?
- When will you start?
Ive already started about a month ago but I am thinking of turning up the regime as I am going to Spring Racing carnival for the Melbourne Cup in November and want to look good (better than I do now) for it .
Starting Stats
Height: 5'6
Weight: 198 lbs
Waist (belly button): 43.5 inches
Hips: 40.5 inches
Upper arm: 13.5 inches
Upper thigh: 25 inches
Calf: 15.5 inches
Chest: 39 inches
Neck: 17 inches
BMI: 32 (obese )
Waist to hip ratio: 1.08 (Increased risk)