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16 Months Out, Just A Little Update.
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Love this, so good to hear from "oldies". I don't mind the idea of still trying to get to goal at 16 months! I hope I will be as strong as you at 16 months. I agree, they think we took the easy way
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Im not banded yet, but I KNOW for CERTAIN that weight lifting totally helps to "sculpt" your body instead of just shedding. My body looks so different than it did a year ago. Congrats on your succes
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Thanks for this info!!!!!! And CONGRATS on your successful journey!! I pray my journey is this successful!!! I'm getting banded on Feb 24th.
well I'm almost 16 months post op and I'm still at it. I have a tough time losing more weight but I did manage to make it to 215 pounds now. My goal is around 200 pounds. Its been a ton of work, I run 2-3 miles each day and now added weight lifting. Believe it or not the adding of weight lifting has transformed so many different parts of my body and also bumped started the extra 6 pound weight lose. I've started to firm up the flabby areas. I manage4d to run my first 8k on thanks giving. That was the first time I ever ran 5 miles. I did it though. never stopped once. For anybody who here the comment "you took the easy way out", tell them oh yeah, lets go to the gym and maybe a little run, We'll show them how easy this is.
For those of you wondering about my eating and exercise, here is an example of my day.
Breakfast- 1 cup of either yougurt with granola or
1 cup of plain oatmeal with a teaspoon of peanutbutter or
4 hard boiled eggs minus the yolks.
the key for me is 1 cup of what ever I have. no larger...
snack- hand full of nuts
any fruit-apple, orand, pear what ever. just small amount.
Lunch- can of Tuna and 1/2 cup of cottage cheese or
6 oz checken breast, steak or fish with 1/2 cup of vegetables.
Snack- same as earlier snack
Dinner- Pretty much the same as lunch for me. My portions are always the same.
I personally still have protien shakes every day after I work out. I blend my Vitamins up in it as well.
I usually work out for 30- 90 minutes each day. I focus on cardio- running. I also lift weights but not really to extreme. hope this is informative to someone.