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by **mike-s** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 3:18 pm

good luck mate, i never thought i'd ever ever hear myself say it, but i need to loose a couple of kilo's (2-5) off my gut *grin*, too much good living im afraid.

*starts looking for a gym thats close to home*

by **photomike666** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 3:26 pm

aardvark wrote:What you should do, is take an embarrasing photo of yourself in the nick. Send it to a friend who you really, really trust. Tell them that if you don't loose the weight, to send it to everyone in their address book.

That should provide plenty of motivation.

Pics or it didn't happen

Bwahahahaha

Good on ya mate - it's all about routine. Get a good one and stick to it.

by **kellz** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 3:38 pm

you can do it (guy from happy gilmore)

just remember becuase your dieting doenst mean you can enjoy all the food you love, just means protion control and also watching what you eat at what time.

dont forget we are always ehre for you when you need us to give you that confidence boost...

good luck with it, and i am very envious that you have the motivation to do this.

by **mrmina** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 3:43 pm

good luck stereo.

i have also joined invested in a treadmill and some weight. So i'll be doing the same thing. all i have to do is control my eating. Farken hard work.

by **FrogZ** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 4:16 pm

Sex is a the same as a marathon apparently mate :lol:

Maybe thats only when "Rocko" is chasing u but :lol:

by **Nafz750** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:06 pm

Good luck on your weight loss stereo, remember, dont so much cut out food you enjoy, but work harder in training. Im actually doing the opposite to you atm, im trying to gain weight.

Im 180cm (5'11) and before xmas '05 i weighed between 60 and 65kg, started eating more and weight training and have gotten up to 78kg which im stoked with.

It'll be tough, but remember all your friends will be supporting you and will keep you on the right track, but most of all your doing it for yourself and you are the only one who has control over your actions.

Once again good luck.

by **Barrabob** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:19 pm

Its way easier if you live by yourself and just dont do so much shopping and that way you wont be doing so much eating either.

My weight used to get up there a bit when i was cab driving, plenty of good kebabs and zero exercise but the new gig as a courier driver has me running all over the show...I have discovered the archive box and there must be a million of them around the place.

So to recap lots of snacky things before coming home to big feed is no goo and neither is starving yourself.

Looseing weight is the cheapest performance mod available but dont do it just after you resprung the front of your bike.

Just think of every kilo as a new part made of unobtainnium the lightest metal known to man and you will be right.

some of its lifestyle but driving for a living i am a very ocaisonal drinker.

Think i have gone from 117kg down to 95kg and the lightest i get is around 80kg but am not too worried about it.

good luck

by **diesel** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:22 pm

Stereo wrote:
Tack wrote:so how much quicker do you expect to be Stereo????

Can we have a before and after test..... ...a 138 kg 0 to 100 with big leathers vs a 90 kg 0 to 100 with slim motoGP leathers???

Right now im "Pretty quick"

i can vouch for that

by **red_dave** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:22 pm

Good luck with it Stereo...

I'm can't seem to put weight on...

I'm destined to have the build of a stamp collector forever... :roll:

by **Glen** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:38 pm

Good luck mate. I lost 4kg after Xmas but I need to drop another 3 or so according to my GP. Didn't do a real lot different just ruthlessly stopped eating crap and started exercising.

by **Smitty** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 5:51 pm

mrmina wrote:i have also joined invested in a treadmill and some weight. .

...poor treadmill
you put on extra weight just to use the treadmill? :wink:

by **Blackzxr** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 6:50 pm

Come work with me champ and you'll lose a shite load of weight. I lost 10 kg before xmas and that was in 3 weeks. I lost a truck load more after xmas, but have put weight on now (muscle i think

) Am still 15 kg lighter than i used to be.

Here's my thing... Am doing physical work... eat like a horse (twice as much as i used to)
Still drink like a fish (can't drink anymore than i used to :wink:

)

Conclusion: Do some work you farken keyboard tapping, computer nerds. (yeah i was one too)

Seriously though: Good luck with it mate and i hope you achieve your goals. (am sure you will, knowing you and your support crew :wink:

)

by **the kid** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 6:54 pm

Mate , just think of how , when you get new leathers , you will have saved the lives of 2 cows .

Go for it , stay off the piss and park a little further from where you need to go . Good Luck Mate .

by **ZZRCHIKKY** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 8:11 pm

Good luck

by **Stereo** » Mon Jun 05, 2006 8:49 pm

Blackzxr wrote:Come work with me champ and you'll lose a shite load of weight. I lost 10 kg before xmas and that was in 3 weeks. I lost a truck load more after xmas, but have put weight on now (muscle i think ) Am still 15 kg lighter than i used to be.

Here's my thing... Am doing physical work... eat like a horse (twice as much as i used to)
Still drink like a fish (can't drink anymore than i used to )

Conclusion: Do some work you farken keyboard tapping, computer nerds. (yeah i was one too)

Seriously though: Good luck with it mate and i hope you achieve your goals. (am sure you will, knowing you and your support crew )

ROB"S ALIVE!!!!!!

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