I'm 5'8 and 220. When I was in high school I did sports year round (football, wrestling, weight lifting), but immediately after graduating I really let myself go. For about a year I was really overweight getting up to 230. Then my job decided to partner up with Weight Watchers, so I decided to join. It worked really well for me. I did it for about 2 months.
They have a really good way of teaching you how proportion your food, and in addition to running 2 miles on a nightly basis I lost nearly 40 lbs, 4 pants sizes, and felt great. Then for a few reasons such as school and other obligations, I stopped going to the meetings and regressed to my old ways of eating unhealthy food and not exercising. Since then I'm up to 220 where I am now. I don't have such a high BMI like I did as before, but I certainly have bulked up quite a bit from where I was during WW.
I recently have started working out again though. My school has a gym and I've been going for the past week to get back in shape. Right now I'm doing 4 reps of run for 10 minutes, then walk for 5. It's working really well and I am already starting to feel healthier. My ideal goal is to be down to 160 by the end of this semester in May. I feel that could be pretty realistic if I continue to eat healthy and work out on a regular basis.
Godzilla1960 wrote:
ironyisadeadscene wrote:
i love swimming, but something creeps me out about swimming in the middle of lakes and shit where i cant touch. that would fucking bug me out.
It doesn't bother me, but I think you are in the majority. I'm amazed at the number of people here in Florida who have never been in a lake. I grew up swimming in lakes and quarries in WNY.I don't know about the area of Orlando you live in Zilla, but in Kissimmee all the lakes and retention ponds are filthy and probably toxic to swim in.
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