3 Stone In 3 Months

[Andy_1984]

does this have anything to do with your close encounter with a rabbit ?

[Westie]

Rabbits have something to do with it. Now he's so trim, he's got half the neighbourhood's chavs after him - I've never seen Elton run before. Can't say which direction he's running, though. lol.

[peterpikefisher]

Diets are easy

 

I was 15 stone 3 months ago - I'm now 12.

 

It's taken a lot of self-control and even more exercise, but it's been worth it. In fact, it's been fairly easy for me, as I'm quite obsessive when I get an idea in my head.

 

I'm going to carry on until the end of the October, as I want to lose a bit more yet and I've tweaked things so that it's falling off more slowly now, but then it will be all about making sure I don't pile it on again.

 

Only trouble is, I need a load of new clothes now

 

 

well done and for the clothes try Ebay remembering to use your AN link

[Janet]

Photo's Elton....or do we just have to take your word for it?

 

Before and after would be good....please feel free to only post lycra pics if after the watershed...don't want to scare the kiddies, do we?

 

Janet

Edited September 15, 2009 by Janet

[Clifftop]

Well done Elton, keep at it.

 

 

Westie-- good to see you're still around, has the spinning stopped.

 

 

Cheers Fred

Edited September 16, 2009 by Clifftop

[ColinW]

Losing weight is a doddle, I don't know why women make such a big thing about it. Keeping it off is the hard bit. It's easy to keep it off in the summer but then the weather in this country turns horrible and I can't face the thought of doing any sort exercise beyond walking to the pub. It's funny how even the thought of going swimming, which is after all an indoor activity in the UK, just seems wrong when it's raining out!

[Leon Roskilly]

It's okay, Leon, I've thought of that. I really want to hammer the cod at Aldeburgh this winter and it's a bloody long walk to the best spots

 

 

Not to mention carrying back the weight of all of those cod!

 

 

(It's one of the problems of fishing Dungie, getting back up the shingle bank with a good catch. All that you seem to do is get tired as you stay in the same spot/move backwards as thousands of tonnes of gravel are shifted downward by your feet for no compensatary movement upwards for yourself or your catch)

Edited September 17, 2009 by Leon Roskilly

[Leon Roskilly]

It's funny how even the thought of going swimming, which is after all an indoor activity in the UK, just seems wrong when it's raining out!

 

My local council make it easy for me.

 

Free swimming and a pool stocked with 'Babes with babies' in skimpy costumes as eye candy

[ColinW]

My local council make it easy for me.

 

Free swimming and a pool stocked with 'Babes with babies' in skimpy costumes as eye candy

 

I took my youngest daughter to our local pool in the summer holidays (correction: the not so local Birkenhead "indoor tropical paradise", our local pool has of course been closed down). It was free for kids, so the leisure pool was absolutely packed. Seeing that the competition pool next door was completely empty I asked a pool attendant if we could go in there. "You can, but kids aren't allowed in!"

Is it any wonder that a fat old git like me can easily outswim most young people I see in my summer holiday hotel pool? How are kids ever supposed to learn to swim, let alone build up any sort of stamina, when they can only swim two strokes before bumping into someone in their two feet deep wave pool?

Edited September 17, 2009 by ColinW

[chesters1]

well good for you ,i started on slimfast a month ago and got plenty of exercise in folkestone for a fortnight and no nice snacks either just sensible camping stuff ,got back home and weighed exactly the same as when i started

besides exercise whats your diet?

Edited September 22, 2009 by chesters1