Thread: Personal milestone

Well done!

I've just started training again after a bit of a hiatus and I'm definately finding it tough lol..! This has been a motivational thread for me, I have to say!

Great job and keep at it!

Congratulations! I just turned 60 (how'd that happen?) and have been s-l-o-o-w-l-y getting back into a near-daily workout after a very long hiatus, during which I got fat and catastrophically out of shape. If I'd kept my efforts going, modest as they were, from when I first hit middle age it would be a much easier road now, so you've been wise to muster the discipline now. But we have to start wherever we are.

My reward, if you want to call it that, will be to set up and start using the weight bench waiting in the garage, when I work up to enough of a baseline of fitness. But of course the real reward is better health, a better quality of life, and -- for me at least -- more self-respect and confidence. Well done, and still better to come.

~Rich

I have been continuing with the weight loss. Now I am only 95kg or 209 pounds. That means that according to the BMI I am no longer obese. I am only over weight. I no longer have noticeable love handles and the man boobs look more like pecks. Still have more work to do, but I'm happy with what I have achieved.

Congrats !!!

Keep up the good work !

good job! good health is its own reward

Congratulations!! But that weight you lost?.............I found it!

You're welcome to keep it if you like. Or you can pass it on to the next person.

Nathan, congratulations on your recent success. I have found that diet is just as important as the workout itself, although I mainly weight train, I'm also trying to lose any body fat.

Cut out carbohydrates where you can and drink as much water as possible, 3 litres a day is recommended. I have found that eating minimal carbs really sheds fat quickly, although you need some for energy.

Congrats!!!