Your health is very important and it's a good thing you are prioritizing it! I wish you the best of luck and hopefully you'll be back soon!
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DinoMight
United States3725 Posts
Your health is very important and it's a good thing you are prioritizing it! I wish you the best of luck and hopefully you'll be back soon! | ||
Cheshyr
United States78 Posts
Paleo is a good diet, if expensive. If worst comes to worst, and you can't maintain the cost, remember to eat the same type of food, even if you have to drop the organic label... meat and veggies, a bit of fruit, very low starch. If the running/walking becomes a problem, you can look into barbell training... not the crazy huge reps on machines type program, but perhaps a program like Starting Strength that focuses on primary motions. In the end, as long as you're at a calorie deficit for the day, it doesn't matter how you got there. Don't overdo it; it's going to take time. Also, your body doesn't lose weight linearly... some weeks, you'll lose nothing, then 2 days later you'll drop 6 lbs overnight. Patience and persistence. Take care of yourself man. Looking forward to seeing you back on the scene in a few months. :-) ps: Always willing answer questions, if you want to chat about programs. I actually stuck to the diet you started last year, and I've learned a bit since then. :-p | ||
DinosaurJones
United States1000 Posts
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Malinor
Germany4716 Posts
Regarding dieting in general: My breakthrough was when I seriously started counting calories and therefore basically had ti weigh everything I eat. After 1 1/2 years it is now like second nature to me. Everyone I tell about this looks puzzled and thinks that this is batshit crazy. But for me control is everything, and counting calories means having control (and it means I can eat whatever I want, I just have to control for portion size) and I don't even have to call it dieting, because nothing is off limits really. So i would always and everytime advice to do the same if they want to lose serious weight. And if that is too hard or you have another/better approach, I would still highly recommend to get at least somewhat familiar with all the nutritional labels/values of the foods you are constantly eating. There will be some surprises for sure, and it can only help to know more come nutrition. As for your blog post: That is just me, but I am very sceptical of the approach to tell the world about your project. I somewhat believe that if you're at the point that you really really want it that bad and more than anything else, you won't have the need to tell everyone about it, but you'll just be doing it and people will see the change. I lost the first 20kg without telling anyone about it. You have to so ridiculously want the change that any other thought doesn't matter. Unfortunately, in my experience there is not much anyone but yourself to get to that point, at least nothing anyone ever said could've helped me to get there. I just feel if someone feels the need to announce it to the world, he is not truly ready: like programers (Strelok, Beastyqt) making threads that they're going to stream everyday to be held accountable, or Ret's latest blog (can't really remember, was mostly about smoking and training more though). But only Sith talk in absolutes, so hopefully none of this applies to you. I just doubt it a little. For what it's worht, here are some pictures of my transofrmation, maybe it helps you a little: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=380272¤tpage=4 (second post from the top). GOOD LUCK!!! | ||
Latty
Germany567 Posts
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chambertin
United States1704 Posts
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Liquid`Sheth
United States2095 Posts
On January 22 2013 09:37 Malinor wrote: I can say with confidence that you got some real sound advice from this Robbie guy. The exercise advice is fine (though I'd love if you'd put in some weightlifting too), and Paleo is a theme that often comes up in the TLHF forum, and a lot of people seem to do very well on it. Though I'm very sceptical that most people can keel up with the strict version all year strong: strict means that everything is organic, that is rather hard to get done all the time, and it is not cheap either. But basically if you need to cheat, cheat with non-organic meat rather than with candy bars and don't feel bad about it. But I guess this is rather obvious. The headaches sound just like a mild sugar addiction, just fight it with fruits if you must (as you do now) and you'll be fine. Regarding dieting in general: My breakthrough was when I seriously started counting calories and therefore basically had ti weigh everything I eat. After 1 1/2 years it is now like second nature to me. Everyone I tell about this looks puzzled and thinks that this is batshit crazy. But for me control is everything, and counting calories means having control (and it means I can eat whatever I want, I just have to control for portion size) and I don't even have to call it dieting, because nothing is off limits really. So i would always and everytime advice to do the same if they want to lose serious weight. And if that is too hard or you have another/better approach, I would still highly recommend to get at least somewhat familiar with all the nutritional labels/values of the foods you are constantly eating. There will be some surprises for sure, and it can only help to know more come nutrition. As for your blog post: That is just me, but I am very sceptical of the approach to tell the world about your project. I somewhat believe that if you're at the point that you really really want it that bad and more than anything else, you won't have the need to tell everyone about it, but you'll just be doing it. You have to so ridicolously want the change that any other thought in your head is secondary to it. Unfortunately, in my experience, there is not much anyone but yourself can really helpt you with that. I just feel if someone feels the need to announce it to the world, he is not truly ready: like programers (Strelok, Beastyqt) making threas that they're going to stream everyday to be held accountable, or Rets latest blog (can't really remember, was mostly about smoking and training more though). But only Sith talk in absolutes, so hopefully none of this applies to you. I just doubt it a little. For what it's worht, here are some pictures of my transofrmation, maybe it helps you a little: http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=380272¤tpage=4 (second post from the top). GOOD LUCK!!! Interesting way to do it with control and counting calories. I've counted calories before, but I never stuck with it or enjoyed it. As for typing here to "announce" it to the world I'm really just doing it as an update on what I'm doing sense I'm not playing sc2. It's not something I'm announcing to force myself to do it. Hehe anyway really enjoyed reading your posts and thanks! =) | ||
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davidohx
United States114 Posts
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Digitalis
United States1043 Posts
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United States533 Posts
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United States513 Posts
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United States51 Posts
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United States1903 Posts
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Ry2D2
United States429 Posts
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creamyturtle
United States487 Posts
I know you can do it Sheth, we will be here with you to encourage you and sweat along with you. You have inspired me and I know other gamers are doing pushups right now in their bedroom because they read your post, lol | ||
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United States1849 Posts
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lisward
Singapore959 Posts
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United States1448 Posts
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United States216 Posts
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