I have been around 100kg for 3 years or more and haven’t run at all although I used to do some short runs and keep fit in previous years, my job if fairly physical.
My bmi calculator says I should be below 13.5st/86kg/189.5lb
My main focus is on diet and believe 80% of the weight loss will come from eating sensibly, eat smaller amounts. Cut processed foods , eat fresh foods. Drink water. Eat about 500 calories per day less than you burn. Make sure I am in a calorie deficit and make sure it’s tangible and sustainable. Nutrition comes first. Rule of thumb; Eat meals max size of volume of water you can hold with hands together.
I started the first week ok, but on week 2 i caused a minor back strain from doing some stomach exercise. This stopped me from running for 10 days, but I have resumed the programme where I left off.
I am walking 10km per day regardless of this programme, so i could continue with this even when I stopped running.
I am also doing everyday bum bell (2x5kg) upper body weights. 30 reps x 5 different types of exercise x twice a day.
I weigh myself every morning, record it and at the end of the week divide it 7 to give a true weight per week.
25/07/20 this weeks weight 15.4st/98kg/216lb
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Just finished week 4, it has taken 7 weeks due to a minor back injury, which I had to pause the programme for 10 days, but continued walking everyday 1-2 hours, also an ongoing calf muscle strain. Seems to clear a bit when I massage the calf.
I’m happy with my progress and I’m eating Small amounts of quality food and drinking mainly water. I have increased my training using dumbbells everyday.
For anyone interested in weight loss, here is my weight in kg everyday from 1st June.
Hi! Just completed week 6. I found week 5 and 6 has a step up in distance, wasn’t sure I could do it, but I did It by slowing down a couple of notches to jog it.
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