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post Feb 12 2011, 11:36 AM

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hey guys, just started reading this thread from v1... still have a lot to go thru haha

okay some details. im a 22yo male, height 164cm but weight 76kg +_+

i finally reached 80kg 3 months ago haha... so in december i started going to the gym. my normal routine is 20mins on crosstrainer (burned abt ~250 calories), then about 60 mins weightlifting. i do this on mondays, wednesdays n fridays every week. tuesday n thursday i join the 1hr les mills bodypump class.

in december, i just eat like normal but with half rice n no rice at night. lose just 1kg lol

in january, i normally have early lunch (half-bowl of rice, chicken/fish) about 10.30am, n my next meal is my dinner. normally just wholemeal bread with peanut butter n 1 or 2 bananas. i make sure i drink at least 1.5 litres of plain water everyday. same routine at the gym (with increased weights, n crosstrainer 25mins). lost 3 kg. probably should note my job involves a lot of walking around. i do believe my gut is smaller though (before i can only wear size 34 pants. now 32 also a bit loose w/o belt)

so from 80kg now im 76kg, but in february im kinda stuck at my current weight. so my plan:

1) ~7am, light jog (6 or 7 km/h) for about 15mins
2) after jog, wholemeal bread + peanut butter / egg + low fat milk
3) ~11-1, same lunch
4) ~5-6 same workout
5) eat fruits (apple / banana) n yogurt
6) strictly drinking plain water only

my target weight is 70kg (68kg would be best) by july. so that's 6kg in 4 months, or 1.5kg per month. i just want to admit here i dun eat vege much so i just eat multivitamin pills. i understand it's better to eat more smaller meals, but that would be quite inconvenient for me.

any comments? i'd also love to hear any comments regarding protein bars. also i dun really like oatmeals, nestum is fine though. same thing?

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post Feb 12 2011, 09:38 PM

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QUOTE(sweet_pez @ Feb 12 2011, 05:16 PM)
Your lunch is too early, in fact around 10.30am you'll call it breakfast or brunch! I feel that your meal time is not really...... normal? Besides, is the peanut butter the low fat type? if not then you might want to switch to a low calorie spread or eat it with natural fruit jam (like St. Dalfour's). I heard that a banana although healthy, has high content of carbs. You might not want to eat it for "dinner". Perhaps you can have the banana in the morning for breakfast?

Errr brother, your new plan not a good idea. Where's your dinner? Try to eat some vege though you don't like it. If you think supplements is good enough, then at least have some chicken/ meat with soup/ rice/ egg for dinner. if you restrain too much, it's bad for you. Diet gotta take it one step at a time, cannot rush. In fact, it takes time to see result.

only drinking plain water at night is okay. but if you got really hungy or you want to snack on something, I believe it's alright to eat some carrots (raw) and sengkuang.
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lol ok i guess lunch at 12pm is still the best smile.gif peanut butter isnt the low fat type. so banana should be for breakfast? got it.

oh ya i actually like sengkuang. is it okay to just have sengkuang and protein shake for dinner?

QUOTE(statikinetic @ Feb 12 2011, 06:47 PM)
No comments on the workout. Weight training and cardio, that's good.

1.5 litres of plain water everyday is too little, I average about 5 litres easy. You might want to look into that.

Like sweet_pez mentioned, you need to look into the period between your lunch and dinner. 8 hours without food is no way for you to stoke the metabolism. Inconvenient doesn't cut it here. Protein bars? I would advocate protein shakes which are cheaper per gram of protein. Put the powder into the shaker, and just add cold water when you need it. For your schedule, look into protein shakes between 3-4pm.

Low fat peanut butter isn't necessary. Although they sound the same, 'fat' doesn't make you fat. The fat in food helps keep you full longer and staves off hunger pangs, I cycle a higher fat content instead of carbs on my off-training days to keep me full longer with a reduced amount of food. Multivitamin pills are no substitute for the nutrients or fiber in vegetables. You can supplement, but ensure your primary source from vegetables is there. From your admission, you realize the gap in your diet there so I'm sure you know what to do.

Bananas when ripe fall into the high GI category, so they're good after your workout during dinner. You can take some carbs for dinner after your heavy workouts (Mon, Wed and Fri) as those will go straight to refuelling your muscles and preventing your body from crashing.
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eh i always thought 1.5 litres is the minimum. okay, will target 5 litres at least per day. ill add sengkuang for my dinner, n bananas only after heavy workouts.

any protein shakes to recommend? anyway what's the verdict for these foods...good or bad?
- baked beans in tomato sauce
- tuna spread (w/o mayo)
- nutella
- 2x hotdogs for breakfast...okay or not?
- egg yolk... im really not sure abt this. some ppl say very good, some say very bad
- yogurt (not the low fat type)
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post Feb 12 2011, 09:51 PM

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just started using myfitnesspal today. can trust? :S eat kfc everyday also can lost weight meh? hehe

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breakfast is at 9am, lunch at 12 (wasnt hungry at all), dinner around 6.30pm. no workout today

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post Feb 13 2011, 09:26 PM

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wah i always thought baked beans are good +_+. yeah i always like plain yoghurt, never liked those with fruity flavour haha not sure why. i think i'll just have 1 hotdog during breakfast juz for the flavour. should be okay la right?

good info about yeo's soya bean. gotta stop drinking that. will look into better brands around

any exercise ideas for non-workout times? e.g. parking further so i walk more. dumbbells during watching tv?
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post Feb 14 2011, 08:17 PM

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QUOTE(chicaman @ Feb 14 2011, 07:10 PM)
Park further to walk more is RUBBISH. How the h3ll people could think of ways to cheat themselves. Even jogging in the park for 30mins would not be enough to burn the fats and what more walk a few extra steps?

That totally bullshit. No offense.

Dumbbell watching TV? Dude how heavy is the dumbbell? 5LB? If you are serious about exercise, stop sticking the ass at the sofa. If you have time to watch TV, might as well go out and exercise. AGAIN, no offense.
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im not talking abt losing weight bro... just some small2 exercise ON TOP of my gym routine. yes, as a normal person i do plan on watching tv instead of exercising 24 hours a day. my question was if there's any good 'mini-exercise'. if there's no such thing, then a "no" would be a sufficient answer smile.gif thank you!

anyway, went arnd looking for good soya bean drink today. is this any good? not sure what defines as good
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post Feb 15 2011, 09:10 PM

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QUOTE(tedisgodlike @ Feb 15 2011, 05:46 PM)
tq for the point. i just need guidance to start new life. when come to 23years old i just want my 19years old health life back.

thx again smile.gif
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chill bro. im 23 too n justttt starting on this health thing hehe. never bothered before. even at 19 i was pretty fat already tongue.gif

here's what i did to really push myself: sign up for a gym. i took a 3-month plan (will only be in kuching in 3 months) n paid the full sum. like this, i will feel rugi if i dont go to the gym, so i make sure i go every weekdays after work. i think ~95% of my weekdays i go gym

n of course, i dont want to pay so much money, spend so much time n effort at the gym, but not lose weight right? so the gym in turn push me to take care of what i eat

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post Feb 22 2011, 12:18 PM

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QUOTE(Sarah Angelina @ Feb 21 2011, 10:15 PM)
Hello I would like to ask if it's normal.

I've gained an extra kg on last week but today I found out my weight went back to the same again, meaning that extra kg went missing.... something wrong?
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1 litre of water is 1kg smile.gif
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post Feb 27 2011, 08:09 PM

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yeahooo~~

started my summer holiday on 1 dec 2010 = 80.3 kg

ending the holiday today, 27 feb 2011 = 72.5 kg biggrin.gif

target was 70kg but satisfied enough lah haha
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post Feb 28 2011, 12:50 PM

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today 73.5kg +_+. not too strict i guess. kinda cincai breakfast, cincai lunch with half rice haha, n mostly bread n peanut butter for dinner. but after this 1 week cannot go gym~
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post Mar 3 2011, 09:38 PM

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actually i find myself more energetic if i eat before doing weights

but cannot eat before jog lah tongue.gif

QUOTE(Jingles92 @ Mar 2 2011, 10:13 PM)
A little research of mine, hope it helps =)

http://jinglebell92.blogspot.com/2011/03/h...ing-weight.html
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nice post there smile.gif no idea how much weight u lost, but u look hot! blush.gif

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