And the Hubs biggest loser is.....

[pastapouch]

Started working in Sep, weighed 79, at 1.6 small. wEIGH 73 now

[MrFine]

Started MTB and Trail Running.Started at 95Kg 1.66m Tall.Now down to 76Kg.Goal is to weigh 70Kg.Hard work.Riding is much more fun the fitter you become.

[Gavmeister]

Same here, weighed 93 last year Feb, dropped to 83 this year Feb, started LCHF and combined with cycling and running I am now down to 73, 20 kg lost in total. Hope I never put it back on again, love the cycling and duathlons too much! Must admit though, winter has been difficult to maintain the downwards curve. Good going everybody!

[Dustbug]

The Riding certainly helps I started at 110.8kgs and a time of 2h45 over 20km race after 22 years of no sport at all, now at 89kgs and just finished a 3h30 65km race so its a double benefit the riding gets rid of the weight and the loss has certainly benefited the riding. A 4 kgs still to go but getting there.

for those of you still fighting the bulge just keep attacking you will win. the training and riding doesn't have to be hard it just needs to be consistent and you will win.

[V12man]

I must do this test, I am also keen to see what body fat percentage is now, My goal weight is 90kg so it will be good to see if thats where I should stop.

 

Post a picture... us skinnyish okes will tell you where to go next...

 

Despite being mid 60's - at varsity when I was playing rugby I was 94-96kg - the only thin is that now - despite being 30kg lighter, my pants size is bigger... a 32, instead of a 30...

 

At least my t-shirt sleeves fit better now...

 

If you want a laugh - read my mate's Jannie's blog... I am the one who set his goal weights... He was a bit out on what he thought he was in the beginning..

 

http://janniejoubert.blogspot.com/2012/04/day-1-fat-bloke-on-bike-ok-so-this-is.html

[Milkworx]

Ok guys, spreadsheet updated so anyone can easily add or edit the nr's

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AiSkGWzVQhBXdG5Mc3FNcm0tNWJPdzhmRWU3OG1OUFE&usp=sharing

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

Here is a pic for those who cant open google docs.

 

https://docs.google....UFE&usp=sharing

 

Hey Milkworx, you're not far behind me. Well done mate!!!!!! What an achievement! Are you at your goal weight?

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

 

 

What better way to spend a few quality hours - MT Biking with your boy! Can't wait for my kids to be old enough to join me.

 

Because you suffer together on climbs and hard rides there's a special bond that is culminated. Encourage your kids from young and enjoy the time together. Something to look forward to mate.

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

 

 

I did the Body for Life Challenge in 2003.Went from 96 to 70kg in 12 weeks.BF went from 36% to 4 % and put on 7 kg of muscle.

In 2007 I started puting weight on again but glad to be losing again.

 

That's awesome to reduce your BF in just 12 weeks! Keep it up as you did before!

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

Started MTB and Trail Running.Started at 95Kg 1.66m Tall.Now down to 76Kg.Goal is to weigh 70Kg.Hard work.Riding is much more fun the fitter you become.

 

Well done mate, you're right, it's so much more fun when you're fit. To get there is a challenge but its SO worth it.

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

The Riding certainly helps I started at 110.8kgs and a time of 2h45 over 20km race after 22 years of no sport at all, now at 89kgs and just finished a 3h30 65km race so its a double benefit the riding gets rid of the weight and the loss has certainly benefited the riding. A 4 kgs still to go but getting there.

for those of you still fighting the bulge just keep attacking you will win. the training and riding doesn't have to be hard it just needs to be consistent and you will win.

 

Well done Dustbug! We have the left to lose- 4 kilos. Agree, keep on going guys.

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

 

 

Post a picture... us skinnyish okes will tell you where to go next...

 

Despite being mid 60's - at varsity when I was playing rugby I was 94-96kg - the only thin is that now - despite being 30kg lighter, my pants size is bigger... a 32, instead of a 30...

 

At least my t-shirt sleeves fit better now...

 

If you want a laugh - read my mate's Jannie's blog... I am the one who set his goal weights... He was a bit out on what he thought he was in the beginning..

 

http://janniejoubert.blogspot.com/2012/04/day-1-fat-bloke-on-bike-ok-so-this-is.html

 

Will post a pic on Monday and wait for directions.....

 

You are proof of you only as old as you feel!

 

What a laugh that was, so you must be the "guy from back home" with the bad news who kept the training alive from cyberspace.

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

Went from 147kg to 112kg in 2 year's. Lots of cycling.... Goal weight 95kg. Will get there eventually..

 

Now that's a challenge because you made it public, go for it, you CAN do it.

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

So, here's a question. Do all you losers also get asked, "Are you okay?"or "Have you been sick?"? And then the best one of all, "You look much older now!" I think they're just jealous!

 

Haha, a lot of people thought I was just very sick!

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

Ok, here is a recap, hubbers lost 370kg so far :clap:

All the proof I need to promote cycling.

 

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AiSkGWzVQhBXdG5Mc3FNcm0tNWJPdzhmRWU3OG1OUFE&usp=sharing

 

Edit : Sorry could not upload SS, check google docs

 

Ok let's get the hub members to aim for a 1 ton weight loss target. Milkworx , maybe we can promote cycling in this way as you say.

[G e r h a r d Odendaal]

 

 

well done mate!!!

 

please tell me you'll be at the next 3 silos ride, i would really like to meet you and get a few tips!!!

 

Hi fanievb, haven't been there yet. Would like to meet you as well. Will go to the next Spur challenge event and maybe we will see you there. I will be the one with the beard!