IKWYDLS - Tricountability

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Feb 2023
11:30am, 18 Feb 2023
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GimmeMedals
That's a sensible weekly loss Jingle Jaks. We get impatient with weight loss, wanting it to drop off quickly, but it usually took months or years to go on and if we find a good balance between calories in and weight loss then it is more sustainable. You are doing great.
Feb 2023
11:47am, 19 Feb 2023
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Welshpoppy
Saturday

Rest day so:
5952 steps
over calories by 300 ...which I will claw back hopefully today.
2 mile walk with heavy rucksack.
2 litres water

Not my best day with food butI will salvage it today as my meals all planned.
Feb 2023
1:12pm, 19 Feb 2023
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GimmeMedals
300 calories over isn't massive, Wp, and you'd banked a few previously. You are doing well.
Feb 2023
1:41pm, 19 Feb 2023
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Jaks
Think I’ve already eaten my calories for today. Had porridge for breakfast. Did a 13 mile undulating long run and hated the last six miles, everything hurt, negative mindset. Feeling very sorry for myself. Chocolate recovery drink when I got back. Cheese sandwiches and a packet of crisps, tea and biscuits.

Line drawn here

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Will not eat anything until we have our roast dinner later.
Feb 2023
1:53pm, 19 Feb 2023
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GimmeMedals
If you are hungry before your roast, a protein shake would be a good option, Jingle Jaks. That's a lot of miles run this morning. Well done.
Feb 2023
2:04pm, 19 Feb 2023
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Jaks
Come on you ran 13 miles burnt maybe 1200 calories you need the calories today.So do not be hard on yourself.
Enjoy the Sunday roast later .
Feb 2023
2:31pm, 19 Feb 2023
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Jaks
Thanks both of you. I’m ok about the calorie intake I’ve had today. Just didn’t enjoy my run.

I had a mountain fuel chocolate recovery drink made with milk when I got back GimmeMincepies. It was soooo good 😊

I’m looking forward to my roast pork dinner later 😁
Feb 2023
2:43pm, 19 Feb 2023
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Welshpoppy
Shame you never enjoyed the run as a long way to run and not enjoy it so well done for sticking it out.
I only ran half your distance but enjoyed it;-)
Feb 2023
9:55am, 20 Feb 2023
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Welshpoppy
Sunday

17002 steps
75 minute run
2 litres of water
Stayed in calories and banked some

Only 50 calories to clear my overdraft.Not a bad day but could do better so today I shall work on that.
Feb 2023
9:29pm, 20 Feb 2023
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Goals
Totters: 10kg by 1 Dec
HOW: No alcohol ODAAT
Calories: <2200 DAILY jamessmithacademy.com
Steps: 10000 DAILY
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Evilpixie: 7kg by 31 Dec
HOW: Alcohol only with Sunday Roast

Walk commute 2x per week (min 6 per month)
SEP -
OCT -
NOV -
DEC -
3x Strength per month
SEP -
OCT -
NOV -
DEC -

Raemond: To fit in favourite jeans by Xmas
HOW: Alcohol w/end only
No takeaways
Orange Tuesdays, rugby x2, run x1, strength x1

Nightowl: Under 10st by 31 Dec & 15 mpw min.
Drink more water.
HOW: Improve diet - have you done the maths and considered in detail what you need to do?

Why 15 mpw? It’s nice to focus on the process but very easy to ignore without a why - “consistent running will improve PBs”? Will you do 5 x 3 or 3 x 5?

Fraggle: TBC

Welsh Poppy:

Back in my OMM rain jacket by 31st December

Body fat at 22%

HOW: I will do this by sticking to

1799 calories a day

111g protein( as per JSA)

3 strength training a week(JSA)

6 runs

1 boot camp

Alice the Camel: GOALS

1. Lose 10kg by December. Use My Fitness Pal to record calories - MFP suggests 1200 cals /day.

2. Train for and run Great South Run (currently only running max 4 miles). Run 3x per week - 1 parkrun distance, 1 easy, 1 longer run.

3. 10000 steps a day (I know it’s an arbitrary number but it will focus my efforts to move more!)

Sweetie:

Goal: Lose 8-10lbs before Christmas

1850 calories per day

Not to exceed sugar target on MFP

3 walks per week (in additional to regular training plan - I can swim/bike/run and shift nothing but with walking the weight seems to go quite rapidly)
1 x yoga per week (not related to weight loss but need to get back into regular stretching).

Lammo:

Lose 8 kg by end of year

Exercise for 7 hours per week (i'd rather not include walking, but am sure i will to start with)

How: No snacks, less sugar, more fruit and veg, also making better use of my time for being active.

Angus:

WHAT? Weigh 100kg by the time we get back from Sardinia (mid-Oct)

HOW? No booze, no crisps, better eating habits, drink more water, get more sleep.

WHAT? Weigh 90kg by Christmas.

HOW? Start running again.

WHAT? Start running again.

HOW? Walk every day for 4 weeks. Maybe C25K?

Rosehip:

Goal lose a stone by May 2023

Process:

Join gym and weight train 2x week

Back to 100 mile months and to 200 miles by end May

1600-1700 cals, + extra on long run days

Increase lean protein in diet

Spend less time on sofa.

Jaks:

I’d like to lose a pound a week up to Christmas by cutting out sweets, biscuits, cake and crisps. Really need to eat healthier and I like the idea of having accountability on here.

Gimmie Medals:

I want to:

Lose 10kg by Christmas

Run 5k comfortably (might include jeffing, but it’s the comfortable bit I’m after)

I’m doing it by:

10k steps a day (I’ve just hit my longest streak of 18 days)

Counting calories on MFP (Daily calories as per JSA calculator)

3 x resistance exercise sessions each week

3 x runs a week including a parkrun or 5k

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