Sun, Jan-06-08, 06:12
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Posts: 41
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Plan: no specific plan
Stats: 250/196/180
BF:too much
Progress: 77%
Location: wembley
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older and fatter?
i think it is harder to lose and maintain one's weight when one gets older.
I for example am 40 and my highest weight has been just over 17 st.
i try to eat so called "healthy" but i have a weakness for crisps and chocolate, Cornish pasties and the occasional full English breakfast on a Sunday.
now i don't believe there is anything wrong in eating those foods as long as we back it up with regular exercise
and that is where i stumble because i don't take enough regular exercise these days.
not that i am lazy, i just don't enjoy long walks...i wouldn't mind if i had someone to join me who like me is overweight and wants to get fit.
but walking on my own i find boring.
so this may sound unpractical
but i choose to sit down and play my drum kit sometimes for 2-3 hours
or if i feel uninspired, then less.
when i really get into it, and work up a sweat, i don't feel so guilty to go and lay down and watch tv after my evening meal.
my mum used to say that it is better to let your food digest before taking exercise...i think there is some wisdom in that, but in my case i feel guilty if i sit down after a meal in the evening because i worry that the weight will just pile on...but i find that if it does, it's only a tad but i still keep an eye on myself to make sure my weight isn't increasing.
i was thinking to myself this morning whilst i was cooking my breakfast(4 eggs scrambled, 4 pork sausages grilled in the oven,2 sliced tomatoes, 7 slices of toast with low fat butter, brown sauce and brown pickle on the side)
how good it would be to eat till my heart is content and not have to worry about my weight!
Last edited by fatn38 : Sun, Jan-06-08 at 06:22.
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