dieting advice please!

[Howlin Mad Missy]

We'll have to start calling you Little H.

Why no give an example of what you used to eat/exercise and what you have now?


pavlikfan - motivation is a big key. Why do you want to loose weight? If you're not motivated nothing will work.

Whilst it's good to have a long term goal, beware that can be demotivating because if you've got a lot to lose it may feel you'll never get there. This may sound girly but if you're in to clothes buy yourself something decent for every 7lb you lose.

[Hoggmeister]

im wanting to lose weight as im hoping to start boxing this year and dont wanna look slobby compare to the other people training at the club partly, but mainly i just wanna shape up. ive done the clothes thing in reverse to be honest, i wanna get back into the clothes that used to fit me haha.

[sourpuss]

You have to be committed to it or nothing will work.

Keep a food log. Write down EVERYTHING you eat and drink every day, with no exceptions. I've found that if I keep detailed track of what I'm eating, if I go to eat something unhealthy, it's not worth it for me to write it down, so I just don't eat it.

Like YB said, plan out all your meals. Keep your own cupboard, fill it full of healthy food and stay out of the other cupboards! You'll have to be very diligent in the beginning but as you learn how to eat right, it will become much easier.

What's your diet and exercise like right now?

[HattonTheHammer]

some right fat cunts on here arent there

I havent been in solid training for well over 2 years now, drink on a nightly basis and dont exactly eat the right foods and im only about 175

[sourpuss]

some right fat cunts on here arent there

I havent been in solid training for well over 2 years now, drink on a nightly basis and dont exactly eat the right foods and im only about 175

Everybody is different. Just because you don't gain a lot of weight does not, by any means, make you healthy.

[Howlin Mad Missy]

some right fat cunts on here arent there

I havent been in solid training for well over 2 years now, drink on a nightly basis and dont exactly eat the right foods and im only about 175

What weight are you fighting Pac at lardarse?

[Youngblood]

some right fat cunts on here arent there

I havent been in solid training for well over 2 years now, drink on a nightly basis and dont exactly eat the right foods and im only about 175

What weight are you fighting Pac at lardarse?

lol

I'm guessing he was drunk when he made that post...call it a hunch.

[ono]

some right fat cunts on here arent there

I havent been in solid training for well over 2 years now, drink on a nightly basis and dont exactly eat the right foods and im only about 175

Suppose you had to have something going for you.

[wesrman]

It comes down to a few simple things. (simple to figure out, not necessarily to follow through with :P)

You need to burn more calories than to take in and do this while feeding yourself enough of the nutrients your body needs to maintain as much muscle as possible.

Here are a few thing that should help get you started:

LV's Grocery List - WorldFitness Training Forum

Nutrition 101 - WorldFitness Training Forum

RossTraining.com • Index page

John Berardi - Post Workout Nutrition

Delaware Consumer Health Information Services

FitDay - Free Weight Loss and Diet Journal

MapMyFitness.com - Map your Running Routes. Find Runs. Join our Community of Running. Runner Social Network. Calculate Calories, Online Pedometer, Distance, iPhone, and More.

[Rocky Balboa]

Here is a hint: allow cheats once a week. It will help you to keep control as you look forward to that day. Eventually, you won't even look forward to that day. You will get sick of junk food. You will end up not even having a "cheat day".

Remember, you are in a fight. A different fight: a fight against your "old nature". Don't let it win.

[X]

I was gonna post a joke about Cheddar and Edam.....

But it was two cheesy.