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@nta said in Back for more!:
@pakman said in Back for more!:
@nta Doesn't a shag count as a 5km run? :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_winking_eye:
I don't see how you can expend that much energy in thirty seconds.
30 seconds? Stop bragging Mr Marathon Man.
@rancid-schnitzel said in Back for more!:
@nta said in Back for more!:
@pakman said in Back for more!:
@nta Doesn't a shag count as a 5km run? :face_with_stuck-out_tongue_winking_eye:
I don't see how you can expend that much energy in thirty seconds.
30 seconds? Stop bragging Mr Marathon Man.
when you are a fat fluffybunny, the effort of walking to the bed counts as well
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Does your missus know about the thread title

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Had the stress test. Cardiologist said he wasn't overly worried but saw what he called a "wobble" in heart function under stress.
Given the old man had a history, wants me to go get a heart CT so he can have a closer look at any plaque buildup in the coronary area, and baseline my situation so we can keep an eye on it.
Focus for me will be fixing my shitty cholesterol and getting basic activity going again.
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Heart CT done. Awesome experience that I don't necessarily recommend.
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take a tablet that slows your heart rate, allowing for better imagery. Mine got to about 50bpm and typical suits between 70 and 80 in my current unfit fat fuck state. Takes about an hour for effect and I did my BP every 15 minutes to see the effect. Cool!
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lie back on a bench while a young Asian lass shaves small parts of your chest for the electro thingies. This was in addition to the larger parts of my chest shaved for the stress test (which according to the kids is "in the shape of a butt!")
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get hooked up in the machine, where they do a test run and prep the contrast dye catheter in your arm for imaging
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get injected with the dye which immediately gives you a metallic taste in your mouth, and an extremely warm sensation in your chest and balls - like you just dipped the jatz crackers into a hot bath.
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hold your breath a few times while they take snaps. Five minutes tops.
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sit around for ten minutes after to make sure nothing bad is going to happen.
Back to the cardiologist Thursday - while taking the pictures is a five minute exercise, interpreting them takes longer. Fingers crossed nothing too bad.
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Looking back at some of my measurements on old spreadsheets, there are some good (if humbling) goals there:
"Peak NTA" - 9th March 2013
90.1kg
Chest 107cm
Waist 94cm
Hips 101cm"Current model" - 16th June 2018
103.4kg
Chest 120cm
Waist 112cm
Hips 112cmGood eating will get me most of the way there, along with walking, abs and bodyweight I reckon.
"Current model" - 16th June 2018
103.4kg - Chest 120cm - Waist 112cm - Hips 112cmToday: 101.6kg - Chest 118cm - Waist 111cm - Hips 112cm
This week was -1.8kg and -3cm
Loving the first week
Gives you a chance to lose the bloat and have a cracking start with the most basic exercise and diet changes.Will be interesting to see what the rate of change can be as I increase the exercise. I'll be aiming for half a kilo per week as a minimum, and see where I can get to by September 1 - from here it would be 96.6kg.
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"Current model" - 16th June 2018
103.4kg - Chest 120cm - Waist 112cm - Hips 112cmToday: 101.6kg - Chest 118cm - Waist 111cm - Hips 112cm
This week was -1.8kg and -3cm
Loving the first week
Gives you a chance to lose the bloat and have a cracking start with the most basic exercise and diet changes.Will be interesting to see what the rate of change can be as I increase the exercise. I'll be aiming for half a kilo per week as a minimum, and see where I can get to by September 1 - from here it would be 96.6kg.
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@nta Good on ya. I donβt have measurements but have loss about 15 over the past month or so. Good to fit into some shorts that had been lying on the shelf.
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@broughie mate exactly! There are some nice jeans I bought at 34 inch waist and I'd like to attempt them without a shoehorn and oxygen tank...
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"Current model" - 16th June 2018
103.4kg - Chest 120cm - Waist 112cm - Hips 112cmToday: 101.6kg - Chest 118cm - Waist 111cm - Hips 112cm
This week was -1.8kg and -3cm
Loving the first week
Gives you a chance to lose the bloat and have a cracking start with the most basic exercise and diet changes.Will be interesting to see what the rate of change can be as I increase the exercise. I'll be aiming for half a kilo per week as a minimum, and see where I can get to by September 1 - from here it would be 96.6kg.
@nta you should do that easy bro!
thats the thing that cracks me up on those biggest loser and other weight type programmes (Mrs TR watches them) you get these people that way 150-200kg and after a month they have only managed to lose 2kg or something pathetic, and while yes any weight loss is worth celebrating for them, at that weight, if they are on a diet recommended by a Dr and doing any exercise, they should be losing 3 times that much.
I weighed in at 93.5kg on Wed, which is the lowest I've been in maybe 5 years or so, all down to eating less, and is a loss of 5kg in 3 months...I should do some measurements too, I think I have a record of mineself when I was at my highest ever weight of 103kg too!! :astonished_face:
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@nta you should do that easy bro!
thats the thing that cracks me up on those biggest loser and other weight type programmes (Mrs TR watches them) you get these people that way 150-200kg and after a month they have only managed to lose 2kg or something pathetic, and while yes any weight loss is worth celebrating for them, at that weight, if they are on a diet recommended by a Dr and doing any exercise, they should be losing 3 times that much.
I weighed in at 93.5kg on Wed, which is the lowest I've been in maybe 5 years or so, all down to eating less, and is a loss of 5kg in 3 months...I should do some measurements too, I think I have a record of mineself when I was at my highest ever weight of 103kg too!! :astonished_face:
@taniwharugby I've got the spreadsheet with all my stuff in it, and charts to go with. It is instructional to look at the summaries:

Started to plateau once I got into the low 90s. Reckon that's about where I need to stay.
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@nta LOL. Like the girls in the 70βs, showing my age, with their sprayed on jeans. The stories that were told of their friend holding the jeans for them while they jumped into them. Heck, 34. I just fitting into a 36 so I got some catch up.
@broughie said in Back for more!:
@nta LOL. Like the girls in the 70βs, showing my age, with their sprayed on jeans. The stories that were told of their friend holding the jeans for them while they jumped into them. Heck, 34. I just fitting into a 36 so I got some catch up.
Fark. Found this picture from 6 years ago (~100kg) and I don't think I have these jeans any more because they got too big!

Tried on the 34s and it was strangle-junk-muffin-top-city!

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Walk this morning. Would have been more of a run but The Boy (14, nearly my height) insisted on tagging along.
He slow as fuck. And not just the walking.
I was up just after 6 and it took the little bastard nearly 15 minutes to get ready
then once we're on the road I had to remind him how to power walk and then, when I wanted to do a 1km jog he conked out after about 700 metres. Soft.3km in 29 minutes. Fuck that.
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@broughie said in Back for more!:
@nta LOL. Like the girls in the 70βs, showing my age, with their sprayed on jeans. The stories that were told of their friend holding the jeans for them while they jumped into them. Heck, 34. I just fitting into a 36 so I got some catch up.
Fark. Found this picture from 6 years ago (~100kg) and I don't think I have these jeans any more because they got too big!

Tried on the 34s and it was strangle-junk-muffin-top-city!

@nta said in Back for more!:
@broughie said in Back for more!:
@nta LOL. Like the girls in the 70βs, showing my age, with their sprayed on jeans. The stories that were told of their friend holding the jeans for them while they jumped into them. Heck, 34. I just fitting into a 36 so I got some catch up.
Fark. Found this picture from 6 years ago (~100kg) and I don't think I have these jeans any more because they got too big!

Tried on the 34s and it was strangle-junk-muffin-top-city!

You're the one in the middle right?
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@nta said in Back for more!:
@broughie said in Back for more!:
@nta LOL. Like the girls in the 70βs, showing my age, with their sprayed on jeans. The stories that were told of their friend holding the jeans for them while they jumped into them. Heck, 34. I just fitting into a 36 so I got some catch up.
Fark. Found this picture from 6 years ago (~100kg) and I don't think I have these jeans any more because they got too big!

Tried on the 34s and it was strangle-junk-muffin-top-city!

You're the one in the middle right?
@rancid-schnitzel yep, before he started balding

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@rancid-schnitzel yep, before he started balding

@paekakboyz @Rancid-Schnitzel my back is still that hairy.
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@paekakboyz @Rancid-Schnitzel my back is still that hairy.
@nta my man!! us hirsute men-folk need not fear the ice age!
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@nta my man!! us hirsute men-folk need not fear the ice age!
@paekakboyz said in Back for more!:
@nta my man!! us hirsute men-folk need not fear the ice age!
Meanwhile us that don't look like an orang-utan will continue to wear clothes during this age you mention.

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@paekakboyz said in Back for more!:
@nta my man!! us hirsute men-folk need not fear the ice age!
Meanwhile us that don't look like an orang-utan will continue to wear clothes during this age you mention.

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@nta the PC term is bloodnut

