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Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 10th, 2008, 11:30 pm
by BAD BEHAVIOR
Got on the scales today. 255lbs. Decided to start on the diet serious and start hitting the weights again.Been kinda slowing down on the eating for a couple weeks to get ready for it . Light weight workout and 1 mile on the treadmill. I could eat the tailgate off a shiotwagon right now. First couple of days retraining the appetite is always tough. Goal is 225. I went from 370 to 218 about five years ago so Im hopeing this wont be too bad to drop 30. I figure Im gonna need to drop a few and get back in better shape to handle them big azz trout and reds @ Port St Joe. :-D

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 10th, 2008, 11:33 pm
by mooksfishingwidow
Chick-fil-a is a pretty good way to still eat a decent amount without taking in a ton of calories and fat. The chargrilled chicken sandwich has under 300 calories. Those yummy fries, however...

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 10th, 2008, 11:38 pm
by BAD BEHAVIOR
mooksfishingwidow wrote:Chick-fil-a is a pretty good way to still eat a decent amount without taking in a ton of calories and fat. The chargrilled chicken sandwich has under 300 calories. Those yummy fries, however...
Thanks but the closest Chick fil a is 25 miles. I usually go green for the most part and limit my red meat intake. I dont eat fried( except fish, cant give up fried trout). Single guy like me who eats 90% of his meals out of a sack and doesnt get home everynight until around 9 wishes we had a chick fil a local!!!

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 10th, 2008, 11:42 pm
by mooksfishingwidow
Problem with chick-fil-a is I always seem to want it most on Sunday. They say men can lose a solid ten pounds by cutting out soda. So not fair! (not that i could cut out soda anyways)

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 10th, 2008, 11:56 pm
by dolphinatic
BB.....try eating 5 small meals a day....consistently. The trick is to never be full yet never really hungry either. It works. Try not eating after 10:00pm at night and get at least 8 hours of sleep. Sleep plays a big part in weight loss/management. Drink water too. I got a really good book last year called "The Makers Diet" by Jordan Rubin (an FSU grad). There's some really good principles in there. GOOD LUCK!!!!!!

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 7:29 am
by High Hope
Good Luck. I could lose some myself. :thumbup:

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 10:01 am
by Dubble Trubble
Like you BB, I had tipped the scales to much (245). The clincher was when I went to have dental work, and they took my BP. Too high.

I now am down to 220, heading to a goal of 200. I have found that food I always thought was yuckie is actually quite tasty. The weird one was asparagus tips. I always thought YUK!. Now they are one of my favorites steamed with a little light butter over them. I still grill a good thick steak every few weeks, but have cut way back on the fried food (French fries in particular)

Like they say, I feel better, can get around better, and can actually look down and see my feet now. :-D

Dubble :thumbup:

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 10:17 am
by BAD BEHAVIOR
Dubble Trubble wrote:Like you BB, I had tipped the scales to much (245). The clincher was when I went to have dental work, and they took my BP. Too high.

I now am down to 220, heading to a goal of 200. I have found that food I always thought was yuckie is actually quite tasty. The weird one was asparagus tips. I always thought YUK!. Now they are one of my favorites steamed with a little light butter over them. I still grill a good thick steak every few weeks, but have cut way back on the fried food (French fries in particular)

Like they say, I feel better, can get around better, and can actually look down and see my feet now. :-D

Dubble :thumbup:
I hear ya. I like me some asparagus spears steamed with a little e.v.o.o! Oh and seeing my feet never has been a problem, I wear a 12. Now you wanna talk about the dickeydoo disease, Im a victim. :smt009 ( You know, my belly sticks out farther than my dickeydoo.)

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 1:26 pm
by Barhopr
WoW! I didn't need to know that

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 3:26 pm
by Flint River Pirate
Jay,

You are talking about working out again and lifting weights for exercise.I recall a few weeks back you made a coment thet your hired help was waxing BB. That would have been a nice workout! :-D

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 3:34 pm
by Jumptrout51
You guys put the asparagus in a cast iron pan with a dab of oil in the bottom, salt pepper and butter and slow cook(medium heat) on top off the stove . Turn it once.

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 4:06 pm
by BAD BEHAVIOR
Jumptrout51 wrote:You guys put the asparagus in a cast iron pan with a dab of oil in the bottom, salt pepper and butter and slow cook(medium heat) on top off the stove . Turn it once.
Basically how its done, less the butter. Use E.V.O.O instead

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 5:01 pm
by Welby
Good luck BB.........I've lost 38 lbs. since 1st of January. I'm hit the scales at 251 this morning....1st time since I was 28 years old...to celebrate, I went to Econfina an caught a limit of trout !!! Report will follow later. I'm hoping to see 50 lbs lost ...Again, good luck. You can do it ! :thumbup:

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 5:03 pm
by CairoTrout
YO BIG GREASY TAIL ON A DIET. :smt044

Re: Working on a new and improved BB

Posted: April 11th, 2008, 5:27 pm
by BAD BEHAVIOR
CairoTrout wrote:YO BIG GREASY TAIL ON A DIET. :smt044
At least Im not 5'3, greasy, stank, and 240lbs. ;-)