QUOTE(giaogiao @ Oct 1 2009, 09:55 PM)
Hi, 1st time to be at this thread.
I remember when I was the heaviest, I'm 110kg.
Then, I joined gym
(for fun, at that time).
Later, got the semangat to lose some weights. I took 3in1 coffee + 4 or 5 scoops of Quaker's Oat every morning. And i skipped lunch, use up my lunch time to go to the gym.
(People eat, I gym.) For dinner, I took in a bit more rice, to avoid myself from get hungry at late night for supper. Then, at the same time lots of my
not-so-pro (but still more experienced than me lah) friend taught me. Here a bit there a bit.
Till recent few months, when i visit gym, i will first jog for full 20mins (with 1 or 2 rest in between).
Then, i do: Dumbbell Bench Press + Dumbell Shoulder Press + Barbell Curl + Preacher Curl + Pumping + Others
(What crap also do).
Sequence sometimes not same lah. If got strength, will do all. Sometimes too tired, cant finish all.
Each exercise do 3 sets, 1 set 8-12 times.
The best weight I achieved was about 93kg. I took me about a year. Now, cuz stop gym for 1 month already. I still do some simple training at home. Eg: Dumbell Shoulder Press + Pumping + Sit up etc. But still gained back a little weight, back to 95kg.

Waddefark?
Want to ask, if I look my side from the mirror, i definitely look
not-so-thick (as in big tummy) anymore. But from front, I can't see my waist getting smaller. May be not noticeable lah. I tried to add in Dumbbell Side Bend into my training. May be I'm impatient. But, i don't any noticeable improvement.
Any advice or any training to recommend?
Only 2 meals a day? It's not shocking that you're not seeing any changes. You think you're doing good by skipping lunch to go to the gym, but you're actually helping your body to store more fat.
Like what others said, 6 meals a day, but small portions in each meal.
3 scoops of oatmeal and 1 egg for breakfast = 1 meal,
morning snack, 1 banana = 1 meal,
lunch, rice with lean chicken breast = 1 meal,
preworkout, 1 apple = 1 meal,
post workout, 1 scoop whey protein shake = 1 meal,
dinner, fish + veg = 1 meal
supper, 1 glass of non fat milk = 1 meal.
There, 7 meals a day, that will keep you metabolism high. You might want to reduce a bit or change the food in a meal to something else. You should cut down the rice and sauce.
Food on a plate in front of you doesn't mean you have to eat all of them.
This post has been edited by Florian: Oct 2 2009, 12:22 AM