/fat/: brisk walks

>Who is /fat/ for?
For extremely dedicated rotundos who want to better themselves through meaningful hard-work, strategy, and dedication.

>This is not QTDDTOT, ask questions about fat loss, but use that thread for general questions.

>Read the Jow Forums sticky (redundant in that you should have already but it covers all the basics of diet and exercise)
liamrosen.com/fitness.html

>Calculate your Body Fat Percentage
fitness.bizcalcs.com/Calculator.asp?Calc=Body-Fat-Navy (Gonna need waist/neck measurements)

>Calculate your BMI
nhlbi.nih.gov/health/educational/lose_wt/BMI/bmicalc.htm

>Calculate your TDEE (Total Daily Energy Expenditure)
sailrabbit.com/bmr/ (complex)
fitnessfrog.com/calculators/tdee-calculator.html (simple)

>Plan your weight loss week by week
losertown.org/eats/cal.php

>Track your calories and macros with MyFitnessPal or Cronometer. Works best on smartphones
myfitnesspal.com (better for packaged food)
cronometer.com (better for generic food/tracking micronutrients)

DO
>count calories, all of them.
>buy scales, be accurate in your measurements. autistically accurate.
>learn how to cook and start cooking your own healthy meals. lean protein and green vegetables.
>develop sustainable healthy lifestyle habits
>eat a lot of protein (1g per lb of goal body weight)
>cardio. learn to love walking.
>start lifting weights! fatties have the advantage that they can build muscle while cutting, especially as complete beginners!
>post your height/weight/screenshot of MFP/Cronometer food log when asking for advice

DON'T
>eat refined sugars, they're terrible for you regardless of calorie count
>eat processed foods, or at least try to avoid if possible
>drink your calories. alcohol, soda, hot chocolate, fancy starbucks shit. forget it.
>be a retard

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I went below 80 kg a couple of days ago, I weighed myself just a moment ago and weight is 79,4 kg. Feeling pretty good my brethren, still got waist fat and love handles or whatever they're called and extra fat here and there but this is such a huge huge improvement over what I was when I started last May at 103 kg.

Stay strong, resist the temptation with all your might or channel it to something less harmful and keep at it. Setbacks are temporary.

SW is around 105-110 kg in November.
CW is 99.5 kg

My moobs that were round and more like a ( shape earlier are now tranny tier c shape.
The fat underneath them disappeared and now they look even worse, holy shit.

At least happy with the progress I've made, I live in a bakery with my parents, somehow convinced them to throw away leftovers instead of putting them on the table for all of us to snack on throughout the evening last month, that's probably the #1 thing I had to drop from my life to get on track.
Convincing them to do that cost me literal years (WW2 survivors who lived off of tree bark and flower bulbs and eating leather farming tools raising them messed up their brains concerning food waste), but now I have no excuse and I'm really glad my parents are losing weight aswell, wouldn't want them to die young.

Good work comrade, you're doing great!

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Boys how do I get my motivation back, I've lost 50lbs and have about 10 to go, but now I'm looking pretty good I find I'm getting lazy with exercise, Diet it still OK, though I'm not OMADing much any more.

But I kind of half arsed my exercise these last 3 weeks and as a result only lost one pound. Any tips on how to complete that push for the final month of weight loss?

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Start fasting

You're gonna do it. Good job on convincing and getting your family in on it. Many people seem to struggle with that in here. Don't worry about the moobs or anything too much. You've got all the time in the world to figure out answers to problems eventually.

Do I belong here if I'm 15% bf?

Yeah man, feels good af.

I'm not worried, as weight or looks are not my aim, but a healthy sustainable lifestyle is my goal.
Everything auxillary will follow.

I've been doing it through normal calorie counting and lifting according to 5x5 as recommended in the sticky btw, you really don't need to do wacky fasting stuff.
All that ever did was get me into yo-yo dieting.

Post pics to confirm not hungry skeleton

stop stuffing your face

Fasting is good for tightening up the body I found, I did a 48 hour fast about 2 weeks ago and my body felt really firm after

>three months ago, do 10 minutes of cardio on treadmill get burn in my lungs have to stop, scared I have asthma
>now do 60+ minutes only get tired like a normalfag dyel
I did 75 minutes today with no burn

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I'm literally addicted to the good feeling I get while eating.
Any trick to replace this feeling with something else?

Run/incline walk?
I prefer to increase intensity when it gets easier instead of doing it fo longer on the same level.

I used to do walking now I do walking and jogging.

Ween yourself off.
Eat a large amount of filling fruit like watermelon, apples, oranges, etc. as one of your meals.
Eat a lot of vegetables as one of your main meals.

Is a loss of 3.8lbs in a week too much weight loss?

It's a stupid question but I feel almost as if I'm doing more harm than good to myself.

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Any of you /night walk/?

I’m not fat but see people night walk in the area surrounding campus

it's STILL january

drugs

Depends how fat you are. What’s your diet and routine? How far into it are you?

I see some dude running circles on a stadium at 1AM with -12 C (10F) outside. He's probably the next Rocky.

5 days to get motivated and lose fat. The fucking valentines candy is out in stores already and I could smell it an aisle away.

I'm a New Years Resolution mug so only since the beginning of this month really.

Diet is usually as follows

No added Sugar Museli with Rasberries, Strawberries and Cranberries. Filled with about 75ml Semi-Skimmed Milk

Lunch is usually a choice of Pork tounge or Beef/Chicken on wholeweat bread, combined with very little margarine. On some days I have pasta with chicken and sweetcorn.

Snacks throughout the day are chunks of pineapple, bananas and a small pack of rice cakes.

Dinner is usually a meat with vegetables.

I usually end up about 300 calories or so in deficit

Exercise consists of walks with my gf, about 30-45 mins of weight lighting and around 15 minutes of cardio.

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wat? I've been here since day one
I'm just staggered at how slow time has decided to move

Last week was the first time I weighed myself. I was 308lbs. Down to 304.2 this morning.

My trick is fasting to break the food addiction and to do something else that feels really good and self-indulgent but isn’t harmful like overeating.
Get a hobby.

Also I chose a low carb diet because that’s the one that has the greatest amount of foods I like. I still enjoy cooking and eating a lot but I’m not a slave to it anymore.

held a deficit of 1000 calories for 9 days

yesterday i ate ca. 2000 over maintenance

god forgive me

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>Get a hobby.
Guess that's my main problem, god dammit. Why am I such a boring person? Damn.

Probably not, you’ll get more helpful advice in a place designed to cut the last bit and build your body from here. Are you sure you are down to 15% though? How are you measuring?

Thats called being hungry then eating

Where are you at on the charts, /fat/?
F 5’7/170, and 91kg/200lbs. I look between 40-45. Fuck.

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do cardio every day, whenever you break past your calorie limit you will feel like shit and eventually youd stop doing it all together.

Sounds like you are doing pretty good. I wouldn’t worry. How much do you weigh? If quite fat, you’ll have more dramatic loss at first.
If you are worried, get a baseline health check-up to rule out any problems, then keep up your plan.

I did post this a little upwards but forgot to reply to you. My bad.

My first weigh in last week was 308lbs. Now 304.2.

25-30

that's normal weightloss for your size.

Ah, sweet. Shows my inexperience. Thanks for the help.

How often do you wegiht in? Better calculate a week average than weight in once a week.

At the moment trying for every Saturday morning.

Guess I'm gonna try that.

>tfw you have to count calories for the rest of your life

And then I see people who drink every day and eat junk food stay skinny as hell

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then just do 2h of cardio every day and you can eat the entirety of /fat/ and not gain much weight at all.

A change will come and you'll adapt. The thing about living well is you can't think of it like you're denying yourself things for a certain time, it's a lifestyle change.
I used to drink soda every day, now I've only drank water for 6 months, I never even think about it any more, it's just how it is and it's easy. Live a way for a certain time and it'll become your life.
Plus with calorie counting, the more you do it, the more you'll know what's good for you and what's not.

You guys are right.

You can either change your lifestyle (which I have to some extent since I've been on fit) or just be active so that you can eat more calories.

Or you could just have a cheat day once in a while.

You will very quickly adapt to counting without even thinking about it. Losing weight is easy when achieving your goal weight is more important to you than stuffing your face for momentary satisfaction.

not really
in the time it takes to get to a human size you'll instinctively learn potions and have a good ballpark for calories by just looking at stuff
and when you're maintaining (i.e. forever) just keep weighing yourself
if you're over or under normal then adjust

Took me 2 months of being into kcal counting to know the kcal amounts of most staple foods instinctively

A good shorthand to judge:
fruit 80 kcal per 100g
normal skim dairy and cottage cheeses, yoghurts and quark 110 kcal per 100g
vegetables 35 kcal per 100g
candy/baked goods 450 kcal per 100g
chicken 120 kcal per 100g
pork and beef 180 kcal per 100g
tablespoon of dressing or sauce 100 kcal
tablespoon of oil (for frying, baking and cooking in general, this is a silent diet killer) 100 kcal

It's like learning character/class abilities in a video game, eventually it becomes instinctual and easy.
you'll get there comrade.

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3x per week at gym when I was trying before, getting a digital scale today for daily weigh-ins now b/c I’m started on fasting cycles.

>Weight 1 week ago - 85.6Kg
>Weight today - 83.4Kg

Fuck yeah, finally getting a hanf of this. Just gonna keep on going.

>Weight during the day can fluctuate over 2 pounds all to way up 6,possibly 10

Is this true?

a couple, yes
10? sounds ridiculous, even for 600lb people

Yes, it's called food and fluid intake.

Are these threads actually working?
I'm gonna need some numbers if I am to justify the existence of these threads to HR

huh...
so THATS what it is?

what the fuck.

They are for me, /fat/ and /fph/ are my 2 favorite threads here

I really want to binge hard right now. Drinking water didn't help. What should I do?

Treat yo self, gurl!

anything but eat
it will pass

I fasted for a week and now I either eat in front of a mirror or take a bite, put down fork, sing abcs while chewing, swallow on z.
Slowing down and making the connection that food is for energy, not happiness was my huge thing.
I'm a fat sack of shit, but I'm working on it. Pic is me now at 200. Used to weigh 240.

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You are probably just bored

blue board

Alright, seems like I'll have to gulp down another cup of shitty green tea.

wtf im gay now

did you even listen to me

shoulda covered up your tits.
Americans are up right now.

I can gain 5 pounds after a night of drinking beer. I can lose a few pounds after a night of drinking whiskey. It regulates the next day usually a pound higher than the day before drinking. Can't say I've ever gained 10 though.

1000 calories deficit is too drastic, 500 is safer and you are more likely to keep it insteat of eating like apig

Nice progress. Slowing down my eating never really helped, but with time I physically wasn't able to eat as much, but I also started from a lower weight.

Buy good green tea from an importer and a tea thermometer. It's worth the price.

I hope you can get a handle on it. It was so hard for me. I went up and down in weight for a few years because I just didn't have my eating under control. I'm feeling a lot more control this time.

I already have, I just powered through the first two months and then it was far easier.

Happy for you, user. It's such a battle to start and win. Stay strong.

>1000 calories deficient is too drastic

Lolwat? That’s 2 lbs/week and is fine according to every professional. I eat at -1500 to -2000 depending on the day and I lost 20 lbs so far this month.

this has been my intake since 1/1, i've been doing omad
I didn't plan on doing omad, it's just that it's really easy to keep things in check if it's just one meal I have to worry about

I haven't had any desire to pig out whatsoever (which was surprising) but I'm getting conflicting information
some of the people on here swear by fasting and will only eat like 2000kcal every 3 days, but since I'm eating roughly 700kcal a day then aren't they effectively the same thing?
and MFP is on my case about not eating enough, so it's obviously not a fasting fan

tldr; feel fine but should I change?

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What app is that? Is that MFP but with pay?

>making the connection that food is for energy, not happiness was my huge thing.
I always try to remember this, but my brain just keeps going 'but you'll be so haappy, just eat this tiny lil sugar cube' or something along those lines.

>app
zoomer

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Good job fellow fem-user, I’m same weight and doing /fast/ too to beat my food addiction. Keep it up!

Yeah it's so hard to make your brain think in a new way. I just keep track of calories and send a screenshot of my food for the day to my sister each night. She is much better than I am weight wise so I like her to see my progress.
If we could start an accountability thread here, us fatties could post and compare.

Thank you for the kind words. I appreciate it. You keep it up too!

>dream every night that I'm kicking myself out of ketosis
what's your opinion of coconut bread and what would you rather eat?

not good
banana bread

realize that if you don't continue to your goal weight you'll gain everything back and be a fat piece of shit.
draw a picture of yourself thin and attractive.

>lmao just eat sugar

Are there any /skinnyfatters/ here? I'm 170lbs at 6.0ft but look 200lbs with my shirt off.

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>low fat high carb
so you don't want to lose weight at all do you?

calories you spaz

You're not fat, not even overweight.
Just lift according to the sticky and you'll be in good lookingland in 2-3 months.

That’s still around a loss of 2 pounds. Just get back on track, don’t let one slip up derail everything you’re doing ok!

disgusting whore.

I was hoping to cut even further down to 150 or 160lbs and then begin a dedicated bulking/lifting routine. The thought is that my body won't look like shit anymore if I lose some pounds and I can safely bulk.

6'2'' and 170 here too I have an hour glass figure so I look like a have a fucking muffin top but it's just bone
I'm doomed to look fat whatever

what kind of surgery did you have?

>haha sugar is tops I love spiking insulin while I'm trying to burn fat

insulin you retard.

Or, you can eat normally while getting the strength you need during the first few months.
You'll improve regardless, don't think too deeply about bulking/cutting and focus on eating normally and in a healthy way, when you feel like you're reaching a cap, only then do you need to adjust your nutrition for bulking.

You're not a powerlifter, you're not a mid-tier bodybuilder either.

Ideal weight for 6’ male? I'm guessing around 80kg

If only google would be able to give you an answer!

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yeah, with no muscle your goal weight should be 160ish lbs