Key2Oblivion 37 Posted November 14, 2011 Alright so for anyone looking for weight loss tips look at this post #ego Alright so for anyone who doesn't know I used to be 230 lbs 6'0 at the end of my sophomore year of highschool. By the beginning of my Senior Baseball season(around April) I had grown to 6'2 and I was down to 190 lbs(a little muscle, but still mostly fat). And now I'm 6'3 182.8lbs with my body fat % down to 10%(I'm very proud of this).So I know where people trying to lose weight are coming from. Okay when it comes to eating I recommend FIVE small meals a day. the FIVE meals are breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner. Having FIVE small meals a day helps keep your metabolism active, which you will need. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are your "bigger" meals, the snacks are just used to keep your metabolism going. I would recommend a fruit or vegetable you like(if there are any) or a "healthy" junk food option. This can be anything like a nutrigrain bar, granola bar, or a low calorie food. Also, I know it's hard, but try to drink nothing but water. Also, you should try to drink enough water for yourself. You can find this by dividing your weight by 4 and drinking that many ounces of water a day. When it comes to exercise, you need to do something. Whether it's a sports workout(like I had), a commercial one like P90x(I did it and I SWEAR BY IT BUT YOU NEED TO FOLLOW IT STRICTLY), or a simple jogging routine. This, obviously, will burn calories and fat. Now for some quick tips. Your body naturally burns calories through daily things, such as breathing, blinking, etc. The point is that EVERYTHING you do will burn calories, I've burned a few just by typing this. So try adding small things to your day, like kicking your feet when you watch tv(alone) or walk on a treadmill when you play games. Also, try being in colder temperatures as often as you can. This is because your body will try to keep it's internal temperature the same. So when you're in cold temperature your body uses energy(burns calories) to keep it's temperature the same, plus by shivering you burn calories. So, hopefully someone read this and starts following these small tips. And hopefully, in a few months, that person will comment back on this post saying that this did/didn't work for them so others can see. Also, Koko being aiming to be 100 lbs doesn't sound too healthy, how tall are you? 1 Koko reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Koko 3,944 Posted November 14, 2011 Alright so for anyone looking for weight loss tips look at this post #ego Alright so for anyone who doesn't know I used to be 230 lbs 6'0 at the end of my sophomore year of highschool. By the beginning of my Senior Baseball season(around April) I had grown to 6'2 and I was down to 190 lbs(a little muscle, but still mostly fat). And now I'm 6'3 182.8lbs with my body fat % down to 10%(I'm very proud of this).So I know where people trying to lose weight are coming from. Okay when it comes to eating I recommend FIVE small meals a day. the FIVE meals are breakfast, snack, lunch, snack, dinner. Having FIVE small meals a day helps keep your metabolism active, which you will need. Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are your "bigger" meals, the snacks are just used to keep your metabolism going. I would recommend a fruit or vegetable you like(if there are any) or a "healthy" junk food option. This can be anything like a nutrigrain bar, granola bar, or a low calorie food. Also, I know it's hard, but try to drink nothing but water. Also, you should try to drink enough water for yourself. You can find this by dividing your weight by 4 and drinking that many ounces of water a day. When it comes to exercise, you need to do something. Whether it's a sports workout(like I had), a commercial one like P90x(I did it and I SWEAR BY IT BUT YOU NEED TO FOLLOW IT STRICTLY), or a simple jogging routine. This, obviously, will burn calories and fat. Now for some quick tips. Your body naturally burns calories through daily things, such as breathing, blinking, etc. The point is that EVERYTHING you do will burn calories, I've burned a few just by typing this. So try adding small things to your day, like kicking your feet when you watch tv(alone) or walk on a treadmill when you play games. Also, try being in colder temperatures as often as you can. This is because your body will try to keep it's internal temperature the same. So when you're in cold temperature your body uses energy(burns calories) to keep it's temperature the same, plus by shivering you burn calories. So, hopefully someone read this and starts following these small tips. And hopefully, in a few months, that person will comment back on this post saying that this did/didn't work for them so others can see. Also, Koko being aiming to be 100 lbs doesn't sound too healthy, how tall are you? Thanks for all the tip! c: Anyways, I've already answered the question on my height in the previous pages. I'm about 5 feet or 5'1. I'm pretty small for my age. 100 is still in the range, but I already said, that if I feel like I'm losing too much weight, I'd stop, even if I wasn't quite at 100. Basically my goals are/were 140 (Which I already reached) 125 100 I'll be happy if I'm anywhere around 110-125 really. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Key2Oblivion 37 Posted November 14, 2011 Thanks for all the tip! c: Anyways, I've already answered the question on my height in the previous pages. I'm about 5 feet or 5'1. I'm pretty small for my age. 100 is still in the range, but I already said, that if I feel like I'm losing too much weight, I'd stop, even if I wasn't quite at 100. Basically my goals are/were 140 (Which I already reached) 125 100 I'll be happy if I'm anywhere around 110-125 really.Well in that case 100lbs wouldn't be terrible, I guess. I mean I never really ask girls their weight so I don't really know the norm haha, but I know my ex was about 130 and she was 5'4 or 5'5 and she was in pretty good shape so I think 110 would be a healthy goal. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DragonMaster 1,166 Posted November 14, 2011 @Key2Oblivion Thanks for the tips! But, I don't think I can drink that much water, and I don't really get much opportunity for exercise (It is either cold, rainy, or too wet outside, and there isn't much to do inside... Dang I kinda wish we had gym throughout the school year, and not for a semester, even though from the sounds of it I won't really like this gym class as much as my previous one...) To be honest, if I could lose an inch or two of fat, it would already be a vast improvement. Not sure how realistic that is though... EDIT: Oh Yeah, I have stairs in my house. I am sure some extra stair climbing each day wouldn't hurt! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Think Pink 1,967 Posted November 23, 2011 @Key2Oblivion Thanks for the tips! But, I don't think I can drink that much water, and I don't really get much opportunity for exercise (It is either cold, rainy, or too wet outside, and there isn't much to do inside... Dang I kinda wish we had gym throughout the school year, and not for a semester, even though from the sounds of it I won't really like this gym class as much as my previous one...) To be honest, if I could lose an inch or two of fat, it would already be a vast improvement. Not sure how realistic that is though... EDIT: Oh Yeah, I have stairs in my house. I am sure some extra stair climbing each day wouldn't hurt! It doesn't sound like it'll be easy to get a lot of fresh air where you live. In that case, you could try getting a gym membership. Most high schools issue ID cards, and you can use them at stores and you might get discounts. I got a membership at one near me (With a heck of a lot more to do than what's in my house) and got $20 off with it, so you could get a membership that isn't too expensive. Also, it's a lot more motivating to work-out in a group of people (even if you're not talking to them or anything) than it is to exercise by yourself. A lot of gyms also offer smaller classes that are included in your membership--spinning classes, yoga, kickboxing, ect. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shadowblade 31 Posted November 23, 2011 Yeah I'm trying to hit about 130 from 160 myself one thing I heard from my best friends wife is that drinking green tea can help it fills you up so that you dont have to eat as much,then just work out and you should really drop weight. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
JesusFreak 41 Posted November 26, 2011 So since September, I've lost 6 pounds. I only need to use about 8 more pounds to reach my goal. I'm sure I've gained at least a pound or two from thanksgiving diner yesterday but I've been working out and eating normal again so it should go back down soon. Gotta love the holiday season. 1 Koko reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites