HELLL YEA BRO!!! LETS DO THIS
Weight: 220
Stomach Measurement: 41in
Chest Measurement: 47in
After I met you at Blizzcon I feel obligated to join you. XD Good luck!

Stiluz

Norway688 Posts

December 07 2011 21:20 GMT

#162

You can do this! I went from 75 kg to 57 kg (don't know American scale) since June! Eat healthy and get that training down! Especially cardio if your focus is losing weight :-)

Nightrage

Greece212 Posts

December 07 2011 21:27 GMT

#163

I lost about 23kg (50lbs) a few years ago. The first 5-6 weeks were pretty hard but it was definitely worth it.

Good luck everyone!

Tortious_Tortoise

United States944 Posts

December 07 2011 21:28 GMT

#164

Sheth, I wish you the best of luck. I hope you're doing this for nobody but yourself-- Don't go changing just to please me You never let me down before. Don't imagine you're too familiar, and I don't watch you anymore. I wouldn't leave you in times of trouble, we never could have come this far. I took the good times, I'll take the bad times; I'll take you just the way you are.

I need to know that you will always be the same old someone that I knew. What will it take till you believe in me the way that I believe in you? I said I love you, and that's forever, and this I promise from the heart: I could not love you any better; I love you just the way you are.

EDIT: (Works Cited: Billy Joel)

carloselcoco

United States2302 Posts

December 07 2011 21:32 GMT

#165

On December 08 2011 04:58 Liquid`Sheth wrote:
Haha, Muscle and Manner, new title of my stream? ;p

DO IT!!!! I would watch! (not like I don;t already

)

Balgrog

United States1221 Posts

December 07 2011 21:33 GMT

#166

I have wrestled for 6 years, done climbing and rugby, and my weight has gone up and down. The best steps is to look at your food, and look at whats in it. Learn about food, eating healthy is half the battle, maybe even 75% of the battle. Then it's just getting your ass on a treadmill, and don't get discouraged man. I went on a sort of month binder of bad food, booze, and smoking, and my first workout back made me want to give up right then and their. You will start out slow on length of workouts and what not, but it picks up quick. I wish the best of luck to you, and maybe being healthier will put you in a better state of mind and you will play better! Oh and talk to tyler, I think he knows a thing or 2 about working out......

GL HF!

RusHXceL

United States1004 Posts

December 07 2011 21:33 GMT

#167

ok I weight around 180.

Let's begin!!!

JLew

Canada353 Posts

December 07 2011 21:39 GMT

#168

Pretty cool bro.. and quite brave to post this, I know many who would feel insecure about it. I am not sure how healthy your eating or exercise habits are now but I can tell you that if you improve those you will not only improve your physical health but mental health, and by extension start crushing more newbs in SC2.

VENDIZ

1575 Posts

December 07 2011 21:41 GMT

#169

Best of luck, Sheth! You got this! I'd love to join you guys, but I'm actually on the opposite side of things (I'm unable to gain weight and I'm reaaaally skinny for my height), so I might try to go the other way, but with the same goal as you (to get healthier!) :D

SiguR

Canada2039 Posts

December 07 2011 21:43 GMT

#170

This is a really admirable effort. Weight gain and loss can be personal so It can't be easy sharing this sort of thing with all of team liquid. I wish you the best of luck.

And I'd like to pipe up with my advice. I'd assume you burn about as many calories as the average gamer, so any excess weight you may have over the average gamer is likely due to your diet (ignoring any unique/personal characteristics). Exercise is good and all, but for measurements, you'll probably get the best results from taking a look at your diet. I don't know what you eat on a daily basis or how much, but that's probably where you need to start. I lost a considerable amount of weight over a few months by just cutting out all junk food, processed food, and desserts out of my diet. I avoided anything high in sodium and high in fat. Usually if your intake isn't abnormal you should burn enough calories in a day with regular activity to maintain a decent weight. Exercise definitely helps in many ways and is very important but I have found from my experience that it is secondary to diet. You can't get ripped off of just a good diet, but exercise is significantly less useful if you eat garbage all day.

To be clear I am certainly no expert on the matter, these are just impressions I got from my own experiences with losing weight.

crms

United States11933 Posts

December 07 2011 21:43 GMT

#171

best of luck! I hope you lose weight so that manner bear can live a long healthy life destroying newbs for many, many years to come.

ssjPiccolo

United Kingdom3 Posts

December 07 2011 21:44 GMT

#172

Good luck sheth ill be cheering you on :D

Kal_rA

United States2925 Posts

December 07 2011 21:46 GMT

#173

On December 08 2011 05:04 tofucake wrote:
http://www.beachbody.com/product/fitness_programs/insanity.do

shit's legit! Couple people I know have done it with awesome results (but I haven't cause I'm lazy)

gl

Yeah I did this stuff for a month and a half before I stopped... Its fucking crazy. The first week isn't bad but then you just get really tired and worn out for the rest of the month. Granted I know I wasn't eating right and all so it was my fault totally. But if you want a really really good workout I'd recommend it. Note: seriously not for the weak of heart, but does yield quick results.

If not, I'm sure you'll find something else Sheth. Good luck!!!

EGMachine

United States1643 Posts

December 07 2011 21:50 GMT

#174

Good luck Shawn <3 You are easily one of the hardest working people i've ever met. I'm not worried about you losing weight, I just hope you don't lose too much weight in a month! Keep it healthy!!

prplhz

Denmark8045 Posts

December 07 2011 21:53 GMT

#175

Good luck to Sheth and all the other people who wants to get healthier!

fiting

Liquid`Sheth

United States2095 Posts

December 07 2011 21:53 GMT

#176

Haha thanks Bryce!

giannii

United States2 Posts

December 07 2011 21:54 GMT

#177

I'm at 111kg weight 234lb
42in waist
34 chest

I feel like 30 days is a good start but 90 days with 30 day checkins would be a more noble goal.

My proposition: How about this every 30 days if I lose more weigh you give me an hour sc2 lesson and if you beat me that month I send you $50 bones. We'd take pictures of us on the scale.

Deal?

TechSC

Canada40 Posts

December 07 2011 21:58 GMT

#178

Hey Sheth, just thought I'd throw this out there for you. I saw a thread about this site on TL a while back. Not sure what your schedule is, but especially if you don't have one yet, this could help out. Good luck!

http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=225493
http://www.fitocracy.com/

Liquid`Sheth

United States2095 Posts

December 07 2011 22:03 GMT

#179

On December 08 2011 06:54 giannii wrote:
I'm at 111kg weight 234lb
42in waist
34 chest

I feel like 30 days is a good start but 90 days with 30 day checkins would be a more noble goal.

My proposition: How about this every 30 days if I lose more weigh you give me an hour sc2 lesson and if you beat me that month I send you $50 bones. We'd take pictures of us on the scale.

Deal?

I definetly plan on it being more towards 90 days for sure. And if you'd like I'm fine with this. =) Feel free to pm me on TL your picture =)!