Help.Me. Posted January 16, 2018 Posted January 16, 2018 Stuffed up my shoulder, how i don't know, went for x-rays and sonar. Doc(my gp) phoned me explained to me everything that is wrong and said to wait for a call from a specialist....i just hope that i can stick to my weightloss plans because cycling will be out for a very long time...it never rains!!! BigDL 1
BigDL Posted January 16, 2018 Author Posted January 16, 2018 Spoke to a dietician about BMI the other day. Apprently the measurements as to what is normal was taken more than a 100 years ago. She says the BMI is completely irrelevant by today's standards and should be ignored. I'm quite happy to ignore it haha - according to it I am very obese!BMI becomes even more inaccurate as you move further from average height. It is an indicator for mass population groups and pretty pointless on an individual basis, unless you are of average height Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk Grease_Monkey 1
Pulse Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Lets not kid ourselves. We all know BMI is not the most accurate measure, as it does not account for high bone and muscle mass. But most of us are not on this thread because we fall into the.. "I'm not fat, I'm just big-boned" category.As with all population-based formula, they are based around a normal distribution curve, ans will be skewed for taller/shorter individuals. BUT, for what it is (easy, cheap, reproducable) it is accurate enough to idenify INDIViDUALS at increased risk of nin-communicable diseases. We can try and rationalise it as much as you want, we are still at increased risk - even if we feel like rationalising the extent of our fatness by blaming BMI. If on top of that your waist circumference (not waist:hip ratio) is above normal, then there is no further argument. Andrew Steer and Grease_Monkey 2
eccc whippet Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 What's your BMI? Just out of interest...i would say BMI is more for people like froome who want to loose that 0.3 kg to get faster up the climb...i can see i am fat...no need to measure the bmi "yet"...i have at least another 10 kg to go before i start measuring BMI. Dirt De Vil and WaynejG 2
Stoli Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 down from 135 kg to 98...and up a little to 99 over Christmas...i take you havent been following the fatties threads. almost forgot to mention down from a size 44 - 36 Not too shabby! If only you dropped your box of cinnabon addiction, then you'd find the last few kgs a bit easier to get rid of. Well done on the loss. Andrew Steer 1
Pieter1 Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 So yesterday I took a rest day. Had rice noodles with egg for lunch and rice noodles with chicken and mushrooms for dinner. I lost 700g. I don’t get it. I went well over my calorie intake if I check what 100g rice noodles “costs”.
The Guy in Pink Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 At last I seem to be back in control of my weight - I have already met the end of January target.The wheels fell off last year when I resigned my Congo job at the beginning of August, and took my wife to meet our cousins (gorillas and chimps) in Rwanda and Uganda before beginning work I SA in September.In SA there are so many food temptations on every corner which I did not have in our camp at Twangiza. Better discipline and High intensity structured indoor training programmes (GCN Videos) are doing the trick. Albatross, Captain Fastbastard Mayhem, Tuxstir and 3 others 6
fanievb Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Cloud eggs this morning No wonder it's considered healthy (recipe from MFP) I burned a 1000c just to separate and beat the eggs. First and last time. I'll stick with good old scrambled Andrew Steer, BigDL, Escapee.. and 2 others 5
Pulse Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Cloud eggs this morning No wonder it's considered healthy (recipe from MFP) I burned a 1000c just to separate and beat the eggs. First and last time. I'll stick with good old scrambled I tried them last night, but the egg whites stays a bit soggy, so I must be doing something wrong. BigDL 1
Pieter1 Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Cloud eggs this morning No wonder it's considered healthy (recipe from MFP) I burned a 1000c just to separate and beat the eggs. First and last time. I'll stick with good old scrambled I used one of those electric things. Quick quick. BigDL 1
Escapee.. Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Cloud eggs this morning No wonder it's considered healthy (recipe from MFP) I burned a 1000c just to separate and beat the eggs. First and last time. I'll stick with good old scrambled Looks good, need to do to this in the morning to up my protein Havent been extremely strict on the diet but I have been staying under 1800 calories per day. 3kg down Another 3 to go and will then have to start dialing it in BigDL and Captain Fastbastard Mayhem 2
Captain Fastbastard Mayhem Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Looks good, need to do to this in the morning to up my protein Havent been extremely strict on the diet but I have been staying under 1800 calories per day. 3kg down Another 3 to go and will then have to start dialing it inWell done, dude. Dinner last night was a 3 egg omelette with fried onions, chilli salt, black pepper and spring onions. YUMMY. Lots of water being consumed, and plenty trips to the bivvy for the fluids that are coming out. Down to one coffee per day (50ml milk) and then lunch will shortly (as of tomorrow) be changing to roast chicken. Cheapest protein there is, and tasty as well. Escapee.. and BigDL 2
Slowbee Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 do you guys eat free range organic eggs, or just sommer the cheapest eggs you "lay" your hands on ?
Grease_Monkey Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Good progress so far this year. Entering for the half 36One was one of the best decisions I have made. I am not trying to lost weight for the race, but it gives me a good time within which to reach some goals, and scares me enough to stay away from eating badly, and more importantly keeps me on the bike and training. Currently clocking around 200km per week (10hours over 5 days), 150 of which is on the mtb, and 50 on the trainer. I am tired - haven't cycled this much in a long time, but I can feel my fitness picking up even though muscles are fatigued. Eating right is also helping alot, I am 4kg down so far - but still have about 18kg to go. Luckily I have been motivated, and strangely for me not struggling too much to stick to the diet - with the exception of 2 or 3 planned cheat meals this year so far. The only thing I am sceptical about is my back holding out. Area around L5/S1 disc feels tender, and I am being careful for it not to slip again - doing lots of core workouts and stretching, as well as weekly scheduled trip to the physio. The only downside of being so careful about my back and compensating a bit, is that my neck and upper back muscles get very stiff - but that's why the physio is there. I have a feeling if I lose another 18kg my back issues will sort itself out. Feels good to be on the way to fitness and good shape again - the last 3/4 years of being fat has not been fun at all! Slowbee, Andrew Steer and Help.Me. 3
Slowbee Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 Hi Hairy,I might (off the record ) soon have an inbred frame for sale if it will help with your weight loss hehe. Sent from my SM-N910F using Tapatalkcough cough .... umm what size ?
Beesrib Posted January 17, 2018 Posted January 17, 2018 cough cough .... umm what size ?Hi check the classifieds MTB frames. Memememedium Sent from my SM-N910F using Tapatalk
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