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~ Linaeve
Fitness Guru Posts: 311
~ Linaeve
I work for a health care industry. I love tennis and running. I'm engaged to an amazing man, getting married November 1sh 2008. I am excited to lose weight and improve my heart (I have heart disease).
Short term goals: 1) measure my bodyfat % 2) complete 20 lb challenge 3) more consistent workout schedule (DONE) 4) phase from 2% milk down to 1% milk (DONE) 5) lose 30 to 40 lbs by my birthday (May 30th)
Long term goals: 1) Be able to run 3 miles again 2) Play tennis again on a regular basis 3) Reach my goal weight 4) Look great, healthy and confident for my wedding 5) Maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to have a baby
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:25
So I had half a sandwich earlier this morning.. Then for lunch I had the second half and a salad.. It all tasted soo good... but i still feel hungry.. I know I shouldn't feel hungry. Luckily i have no money to buy more food otherwise i really might have.
I am planning on drinking lots of water.. hoping that fills me up.. Anyone have any other advice of how to help phantom hunger while at work?
Thanks
- M -
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Dave Nicholson
The Master Posts: 2094


Dave Nicholson
I'm basically trying to get in shape and be healthy...
diaryofthefatman.blogspot.com
I like participating in sports but I want to be more competitive. Also I'm with Kevin Spacey from American Beauty - good reason :)
I'm looking to lose about a hundred lbs in the course of a year, and basically to just consistently get better. And I love comments and messages, so keep 'em coming!
I talk about goal setting a lot, how about I actually set some?
Well it's time to revisit goals... I didn't do too well with my end of year plans, but learned some things and changed my plans up a bit as I went along. During the 5-7 weeks of the year, I was able to put on about 8-10lbs of muscle, and stay at the same actual weight. The plan is to start the Strong Lifts 5X5 program to supplement the Couch to 5K program, and that should last the next 8-12 weeks.
I'm updating goals as well. Lowering cholesterol remains a goal, and I'll find out about that at the end of August.
Been bouncing around a bit, but getting a little stricter again and will monitor that over the next 3-4 weeks. I feel poised to really lose some weight again, so I'm looking forward to the healthy eating and additional exercise.

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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:29
The water helps!
I eat constantly all day long! That way, I never really get hungry. And things like fruit, packet of tuna, Dannon fit yogurt, 2% string cheese - all under 100 calories. That means you can have 3-5 snacks throughout the day and still eat 3 approx. 400 calorie meals w/out concern (and there's room for more if you need it!).
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Minu ~
The Master Posts: 2592
Minu ~
N u t r i t i o n I g n i t i o n C u l t i v a t i o n E x e r t i o n
One can never be too N.I.C.E.
BELT NOTCHES for 2008:
- Mistressed the PULL-UP! - 2, 1.2km lake swims.
Video of proper Squat form:
http://www.traineo.com/11_5529_0.html
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:29
Erm, ya might try----workin'?

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Dave Nicholson
The Master Posts: 2094


Dave Nicholson
I'm basically trying to get in shape and be healthy...
diaryofthefatman.blogspot.com
I like participating in sports but I want to be more competitive. Also I'm with Kevin Spacey from American Beauty - good reason :)
I'm looking to lose about a hundred lbs in the course of a year, and basically to just consistently get better. And I love comments and messages, so keep 'em coming!
I talk about goal setting a lot, how about I actually set some?
Well it's time to revisit goals... I didn't do too well with my end of year plans, but learned some things and changed my plans up a bit as I went along. During the 5-7 weeks of the year, I was able to put on about 8-10lbs of muscle, and stay at the same actual weight. The plan is to start the Strong Lifts 5X5 program to supplement the Couch to 5K program, and that should last the next 8-12 weeks.
I'm updating goals as well. Lowering cholesterol remains a goal, and I'll find out about that at the end of August.
Been bouncing around a bit, but getting a little stricter again and will monitor that over the next 3-4 weeks. I feel poised to really lose some weight again, so I'm looking forward to the healthy eating and additional exercise.

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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:33
from Mme "work at home"?? 
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~ Linaeve
Fitness Guru Posts: 311
~ Linaeve
I work for a health care industry. I love tennis and running. I'm engaged to an amazing man, getting married November 1sh 2008. I am excited to lose weight and improve my heart (I have heart disease).
Short term goals: 1) measure my bodyfat % 2) complete 20 lb challenge 3) more consistent workout schedule (DONE) 4) phase from 2% milk down to 1% milk (DONE) 5) lose 30 to 40 lbs by my birthday (May 30th)
Long term goals: 1) Be able to run 3 miles again 2) Play tennis again on a regular basis 3) Reach my goal weight 4) Look great, healthy and confident for my wedding 5) Maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to have a baby
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:38
Quoting: nicholman I eat constantly all day long! That way, I never really get hungry.
Your probably right. I should pack more food and eat smaller amounts throughout the day.
Quoting: Minu Erm, ya might try----workin'?
Hehe I do work  It just doesn't help me to feel any less hungry 
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Dave Nicholson
The Master Posts: 2094


Dave Nicholson
I'm basically trying to get in shape and be healthy...
diaryofthefatman.blogspot.com
I like participating in sports but I want to be more competitive. Also I'm with Kevin Spacey from American Beauty - good reason :)
I'm looking to lose about a hundred lbs in the course of a year, and basically to just consistently get better. And I love comments and messages, so keep 'em coming!
I talk about goal setting a lot, how about I actually set some?
Well it's time to revisit goals... I didn't do too well with my end of year plans, but learned some things and changed my plans up a bit as I went along. During the 5-7 weeks of the year, I was able to put on about 8-10lbs of muscle, and stay at the same actual weight. The plan is to start the Strong Lifts 5X5 program to supplement the Couch to 5K program, and that should last the next 8-12 weeks.
I'm updating goals as well. Lowering cholesterol remains a goal, and I'll find out about that at the end of August.
Been bouncing around a bit, but getting a little stricter again and will monitor that over the next 3-4 weeks. I feel poised to really lose some weight again, so I'm looking forward to the healthy eating and additional exercise.

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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:50
There are virtually no calories in your standard USB keyboard.
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Brandon B.
traineo Fanatic Posts: 78
Brandon B.
Start Weight: 263.8 Current Weight: 229.6 Goal Weight: 200.0
Start B/F%: 38% Current B/F%: 30% Goal B/F%: 22%
Last Updated: 10/21/08
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:56
I've been chewing gum when I'm hungry, unless it's a mealtime. It has helped a lot. I chew Orbit Wintermint, btw. Tasty.
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~ Linaeve
Fitness Guru Posts: 311
~ Linaeve
I work for a health care industry. I love tennis and running. I'm engaged to an amazing man, getting married November 1sh 2008. I am excited to lose weight and improve my heart (I have heart disease).
Short term goals: 1) measure my bodyfat % 2) complete 20 lb challenge 3) more consistent workout schedule (DONE) 4) phase from 2% milk down to 1% milk (DONE) 5) lose 30 to 40 lbs by my birthday (May 30th)
Long term goals: 1) Be able to run 3 miles again 2) Play tennis again on a regular basis 3) Reach my goal weight 4) Look great, healthy and confident for my wedding 5) Maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to have a baby
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:57
Quoting: nicholman There are virtually no calories in your standard USB keyboard.
HAHAHA .. let me see here...
*chomp* >SDfn alksdjfh *chomp* dnav.,sd .
Yeah... nah.. i'll pass... too .. Clicky for me. 
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~ Linaeve
Fitness Guru Posts: 311
~ Linaeve
I work for a health care industry. I love tennis and running. I'm engaged to an amazing man, getting married November 1sh 2008. I am excited to lose weight and improve my heart (I have heart disease).
Short term goals: 1) measure my bodyfat % 2) complete 20 lb challenge 3) more consistent workout schedule (DONE) 4) phase from 2% milk down to 1% milk (DONE) 5) lose 30 to 40 lbs by my birthday (May 30th)
Long term goals: 1) Be able to run 3 miles again 2) Play tennis again on a regular basis 3) Reach my goal weight 4) Look great, healthy and confident for my wedding 5) Maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to have a baby
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 21:58
Quoting: spaggard I've been chewing gum when I'm hungry, unless it's a mealtime. It has helped a lot. I chew Orbit Wintermint, btw. Tasty.
Great Idea! I'll have to get some of that and keep it at my desk.
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Angie H
Fitness Guru Posts: 718
Angie H
I am using the Zone way of eating (www.drsears.com) to attain my target and increase my wellness.
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 22:03
Try eating a bit more for breakfast. Half a sandwich seems a little puny to me. Try starting your day with about 300 calories, and eat within an hour of waking up. I've recently read that an apple at breakfast does as good a job of waking you up as caffeine does. I haven't tried it because I don't like apples. Another thought: an apple will hold you over better than a piece of bread that's equivalent in calories.
I've noticed that eating a bit more for breakfast means I can eat a bit less at lunch and I still don't get hungry. If I don't eat at least 200 calories at breakfast I'll be hungry by lunch.
Make sure you always balance your carbs with moderate amounts of protein and fat - don't eat just carbs, or just protein, or just fat! It all helps in controlling your hunger.
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~ Linaeve
Fitness Guru Posts: 311
~ Linaeve
I work for a health care industry. I love tennis and running. I'm engaged to an amazing man, getting married November 1sh 2008. I am excited to lose weight and improve my heart (I have heart disease).
Short term goals: 1) measure my bodyfat % 2) complete 20 lb challenge 3) more consistent workout schedule (DONE) 4) phase from 2% milk down to 1% milk (DONE) 5) lose 30 to 40 lbs by my birthday (May 30th)
Long term goals: 1) Be able to run 3 miles again 2) Play tennis again on a regular basis 3) Reach my goal weight 4) Look great, healthy and confident for my wedding 5) Maintain a healthy lifestyle in order to have a baby
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# Posted: 13 Feb 2008 22:12
Thanks Angie! I really apprciate all the info! I wil definatly work on that.
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Monique Kamosi
Fitness Guru Posts: 254

Monique Kamosi
I'm a plant enthusiast dedicated to eating whole, fresh foods. As for exercise, I regularly participate in: swimming, water aerobics, yoga, the elliptical machine, the stair stepper, running, and weight training. I try to switch up my routine a lot so that I don't get bored. My biggest obstacle to weight loss is eating when I'm lonely or sad, but I've started keeping a list on my fridge of other things I can do to occupy my time. So far it's really been helping!
Aside from health and fitness, I was married in December 2007 and am enjoying being married and decorating our apartment. I am currently finishing my last semester as an undergraduate, and hope to begin an English MA program Fall 2009. I love reading, quilting, cooking, hiking, swimming, decorating, gardening, and striving to protect the environment. I'm also really pleased that Barack Obama is going to be our next president.
Let me know if you need a motivator! Good luck in your health and fitness efforts!
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# Posted: 14 Feb 2008 01:32
I eat 1/2 cup oatmeal for breakfast, with applesauce, small bit of honey, and cinnamon mixed in. It's less than 300 calories.
Then I bring snacks -- almonds, fruit, LOTS of water.
Then I eat half my lunch at lunch time and the other half about two hours before I go home. Then I eat carrots or something when I get home, and then dinner. So basically, like Dave said -- eat all day long!
And make sure you eat breakfast. SO important.
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Clifford Chinn
Fitness Guru Posts: 470
Clifford Chinn
Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they haev to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary.
Impossible is NOTHING.
(I freakin LOVED that ad campaign)
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# Posted: 14 Feb 2008 01:53
Try brushing your teeth after your meals too; a lot of times when you're first adjusting to new eating habits it's your MIND that wants food, not your stomach and nothing makes me not want to eat more than that toothpaste taste in my mouth.
Your stomach doesn't need to be FULL for you to function, it just shouldn't be completely empty; your mind and body may just be out of sync.
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