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  • MarkGrace
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    I was off my regular workout plan for a good 2-3 weeks there. Was getting some running/lifting in here and there, but not consistent like I was before the holidays. Also spent over a week in utah and ate as much junk in that time period as I probably did in the previous 2 months total. Weigh myself at the gym today for the first time in a few weeks and dial up a 160.4.

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  • dabrockster
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    Well, I was disappointed but happy. Our team ended up in 6th place (no winnings) out of 150 teams. So close..

    In the end I lost 60 pounds total in 78 days. Since our competition ended I am still working out and eating well (Not on a strict diet like before), and I have remained the same. I gained a few after my celebration dinner but have regulated back down. I hope to be down another 10 to 15 pounds before we start again in January. We already have another 5 member team ready. I have no aspirations of being 1st or top 3. I learned in order to be in the top 3. Every single member needs to max out.

    I am able to fit into XXL clothes again and a pair of swim trunks that I never was able to wear. All my professional clothes I have stored for years are back out and being worn again. It's like a whole new wardrobe.. No gifts for me for Christmas. I got all that I need..

    We weigh ourselves daily which also helps keep us on track. If we gain too much we cut back on food intake and workout longer etc.

    I hope to be down another 60 pounds in the next competition and be at my goal weight (195).. Will be introducing more of a weight lifting regiment this time.. Want to increase my muscle mass...

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  • Goatnapper'96
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    I haven't read this thread but it seems like as good a place for me to wax about myself, my favorite subject!

    A couple of years ago I went to see an eye doc for some reason, I can't recall. While checking out my eyes he noticed some scars/bubbles above my eyes that are an indicator of high cholesterol. I blew him off as I thought there was no way I could have high cholesterol as I eat relatively healthy and exercise. My wife had occassionaly brought it up because my paternal grandfather died relatively young of a heart attack and she kept saying it is likely a genetic issue and I should at least find out where I am. So last October I got tested and sure enough I was high. I think I scored a 232 for Cholestorol and then a 136, I think, for the bad cholesterol. I decided to try and see what some minor changes to diet would do to me. I decided to try to cut out red meat during weekdays, cut out sugary drinks, limit desert type foods and entirely cut out any sugary cereals. I did relatively well on most things except the desert consumption. In the end I think the two biggest changes were basically no sugary drinks (the only I really break it is when I host a large family bar-b-q and then I will have a few Henry Weinhards to feel part of the team) and my breakfast is basically grape nuts with a chobani yougart. In one year I brought my overall cholesterol down to 219 and my bad cholesterols down to 124. Almost half way there! I was actually surprised how much the simple adjustments of eating pork, seafood or chicken during the week instead of beef, cutting out sugary drinks and cereals made an impact that large in one year.

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  • MarkGrace
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    Going to hit my body weight on bench reps without gaining anything on the bench. Checked in at 162.7 yesterday.

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  • jay santos
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    Still haven't checked off 190 x 3 x 5 on bench. My best weigh in was 191 and 14.7 on the Omron. That's the same as three weeks ago. Switching up my diet a little to go more carbs. I dropped another notch on my belt over the past three weeks, but weight is the same, so I'm thinking I've maybe dropped a couple more lbs of fat, but it's not showing due to water. And I'm not sure about the Omron, hoping it's also not accurate due to water weight fluctuations.

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  • Surfah
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    Today was one of those days where I wish it were a max day. I just felt strong and every lift seemed easy.

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  • MarkGrace
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    Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
    clean
    The cleanest you've been? An end to the tears and the in between years and the trouble you've seen?

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  • TripletDaddy
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    Originally posted by MarkGrace View Post
    Pass the onion rings!
    clean

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  • MarkGrace
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    Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
    I havent done cardio in a year and a half. Trying to gain weight!
    Pass the onion rings!

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  • TripletDaddy
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    Originally posted by MarkGrace View Post
    CJ can mock, DDD cannot, since the only straight guy (allegedly) in the gym on the elliptical doesn't get to mock anyone! (the tire picture did make me laugh though).
    I havent done cardio in a year and a half. Trying to gain weight!

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  • MarkGrace
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    CJ can mock, DDD cannot, since the only straight guy (allegedly) in the gym on the elliptical doesn't get to mock anyone! (the tire picture did make me laugh though).

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  • cougjunkie
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    Originally posted by TripletDaddy View Post
    gracey, when you are done putting up 155, mix in some crossfit and flip this tire end over end. After about 20 yards you will definitely feel the burn!

    I found a picture of his home gym.

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  • TripletDaddy
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    gracey, when you are done putting up 155, mix in some crossfit and flip this tire end over end. After about 20 yards you will definitely feel the burn!

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  • jay santos
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    Traveling last week and got out of my routine. I was doing so good for like two months but even taking a week off, it's so hard to get back on track. I'm afraid I might be losing a little muscle. My bench was steady three weeks in a row 190 x 5,5,4 and then last Saturday 190 X 5,4,3. And now I'm feeling like I tweaked my shoulder. That's a problem with going low reps is that injuries are more frequent.

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  • MarkGrace
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    Originally posted by cougjunkie View Post
    155? Congrats!

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