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jgabra62 02-24-2010 11:32 AM

What diets and/or exercise have worked best for you??
 
I am getting married in May and I would like to try and lose about 25 pounds by that time.
I currently weigh about 195 pounds, which is very heavy for me. I uses to be able to stay at around 165-170...but lately I havent been staying very disciplined.

So, im wondering...what diets and/or exercise have worked best for you guys??
Do you have any suggestions for me to help me successfully attempt to lose that much weight in the next 3 months?

Farang 02-24-2010 11:34 AM

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riddler 02-24-2010 11:34 AM

just watch your calories, eat less refined stuff more whole wheat, do 30 minutes of cardio a day.

Tulku 02-24-2010 11:38 AM

High-Protein Diet and Cardio will do the work ..

dyna mo 02-24-2010 11:41 AM

i've recently lost 25 pounds, it's not difficult to do.

the basic formula never changes- you have to consume less calories than you expend.

the easiest way is to cut calories enough to lose weight, easy because you don't have to fiddle around with supplying yourself enough nutrients and cals to exercise.

the downside is this isn't the healthiest not the wisest, long term.

more difficult is to create a program that has you eating more but including exercise, but healthier and much better than the above.



if you can work out at home i would recommend p90 or p90x. if you are working out at the club i would suggest a program similar to one of these-


http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/newyearsguide.htm

EdgeXXX 02-24-2010 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Farang (Post 16891318)

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh


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You have received some good advice so far in this thread. However, if you are looking to lose 25lbs in 3 months and are having a problem with discipline, my advice would be to spend the money and hire a competent trainer and possibly a nutritionist. :2 cents:

Eric 02-24-2010 11:53 AM

http://www.iwantsixpackabs.com

good info there and the workouts are pretty easy to do even if you are traveling. Additionally, you don't need a ton of equipment

GrouchyAdmin 02-24-2010 12:06 PM

"Stop eating garbage."

Choopa Phil 02-24-2010 12:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 16891313)
I am getting married in May and I would like to try and lose about 25 pounds by that time.
I currently weigh about 195 pounds, which is very heavy for me. I uses to be able to stay at around 165-170...but lately I havent been staying very disciplined.

So, im wondering...what diets and/or exercise have worked best for you guys??
Do you have any suggestions for me to help me successfully attempt to lose that much weight in the next 3 months?

post up your current diet and training routine and ill be more than happy to help u out. Its not rocket science, ur not going on a diet, ur changing ur diet, u cant eat this way for 3 months and go back to your old ways. Be prepared to change your lifestyle or it wont even be worth it

Kool Kelly 02-24-2010 12:22 PM

No diet, simply hard work and Creatine...

Choopa Phil 02-24-2010 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Kool Kelly (Post 16891434)
No diet, simply hard work and Creatine...

yea bro, keep pounding down mcdonalds, creatine and working out will fix ur problems lol...please dont listen to this

Vegas Ken 02-24-2010 12:26 PM

South Beach diet worked for me :)

nolongerexists 02-24-2010 12:26 PM

i will camp here and read what DLXphil has to say.. ;-)

Elli 02-24-2010 12:45 PM

I've tried a variety of sensible and not so sensible diet regimes, and the only one that works? Reasonable portion sizes of good food. Eat at home, not out. If you're going to be stuck "out" then pack a lunch or a snack so you won't be tempted until you get home to your good food. Take time to make your food so you appreciate it more. :) Home made muffins don't have poly-whatsits or unsaturated-whosits in them, but you can bet the store-bought muffins do.

Serial Pervert 02-24-2010 12:51 PM

good luck about the wedding.
when i wanna lose some weight, i try no food, but it's not health

Chicks Delivery 02-24-2010 12:55 PM

Run and close the mouth!

PornstarXS 02-24-2010 01:10 PM

Pretty simple to lose the weight. Start sweating and eating natural foods. natural meaning it was living at one time, plant, vegetable or animal. Stop eating things from packages and processed nonsense. Eat fibrous foods that will get you regular and shiating the excess garbage you are storing. Oh and start exercising, running, walking, weights etc. get a sweat going. Weight training is good since you'll get harder and your muscles will burn fat while you are resting.

I don't recommend trainers because 95% of them want to juice you of your money. Make friends with someone at a gym - someone who has the type of body you'd like to shoot for. Ask for a tip or two over time, or offering to buy them a protein shake at the end of their workout. You can make new friends, pass the time by quickly, get free knowledge and start getting results.

Daddy Big Nuts 02-24-2010 01:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Farang (Post 16891318)

This is without a doubt effective. However the side effects of sleep loss, scratching at imaginary fleas, and acne have never been appealing enough for me...

dyna mo 02-24-2010 01:51 PM

i did a bit of the math for you,

25 pounds of fat = 87,500 calories.

you need to burn 975 extra calories daily to hit your goal in 90 days.

so if you are 30 year old male, 195 pounds is ~ 2200 calories needed daily for maintenance, your target should be 1100 calories daily.

you can do that by eating only 1100 calories, or by eating 1600 calories and doing 500 calories of exercise,

etc.

O MARINA 02-24-2010 01:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Vegas Ken (Post 16891452)
South Beach diet worked for me :)



you look so different!

jgabra62 02-24-2010 02:25 PM

Thanks guys...most of this was fairly helpful.
I suppose there are some very obvious ways to go about losing weight...and I know those always work.
I just thought it might be cool to see what other people out here are doing and if there might be something new and cool I havent tried yet.
I'll definitely take a bit of advice from each of you and see how I can apply it.

Thanks again!

candyflip 02-24-2010 02:27 PM

For all round exercise, nothing beats swimming. Most people over look it and never even consider it.

baddog 02-24-2010 02:30 PM

Raw food diet.

jgabra62 02-24-2010 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DLXphil (Post 16891417)
post up your current diet and training routine and ill be more than happy to help u out. Its not rocket science, ur not going on a diet, ur changing ur diet, u cant eat this way for 3 months and go back to your old ways. Be prepared to change your lifestyle or it wont even be worth it

My current diet and training routine is fairly non-existent at the moment.
I used to do a do a fairly decent morning cardio exercise up until about 3 months ago...then my work schedule changed pretty dramatically and I dont really have much time to exercise in the mornings anymore.

As far as my diet goes...its not too bad actually. I typically eat very healthy foods, but my main problem lately is that I am ALWAYS hungry! I tend to eat lots of salads, fruits, chicken, sushi. I dont eat very much red meat or dairy at all. The main thing is my portions are kind of larger and I always seem to be hungry again shortly after eating a large meal.

Any ideas??

Gerco 02-24-2010 02:31 PM

BEst diet I was ever on was collage. To poor to fucking eat, working all day long, studying all night... had a 27 inch waist at the end.

dyna mo 02-24-2010 02:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 16891874)
my main problem lately is that I am ALWAYS hungry!


Any ideas??


hunger is a state of mind. it goes away when you think of something else and in the case when your body really is hungry, a small snack or meal is plenty.

you can satiate hunger with 250 calorie snacks and sub500 calorie main meals, i do it all the time, every day.


if you are serious about losing 25 pounds of flab in 90 days you are going to have deal with feeling hungry, it's not a biggie.

riddler 02-24-2010 02:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 16891874)
My current diet and training routine is fairly non-existent at the moment.
I used to do a do a fairly decent morning cardio exercise up until about 3 months ago...then my work schedule changed pretty dramatically and I dont really have much time to exercise in the mornings anymore.

As far as my diet goes...its not too bad actually. I typically eat very healthy foods, but my main problem lately is that I am ALWAYS hungry! I tend to eat lots of salads, fruits, chicken, sushi. I dont eat very much red meat or dairy at all. The main thing is my portions are kind of larger and I always seem to be hungry again shortly after eating a large meal.

Any ideas??

eat high protein foods, caseinate proteins are good because they digest slowly, so stuff like cottage cheese for a snack..

dyna mo 02-24-2010 02:45 PM

my diet so far today, it's 1:45-

1 cup oats with 2 scoops muscle milk lite protein

4 oz sirloin 1/2 cup peas 1/2 cup corn forzen/nuked


2 tbsp peanut butter/banana

2 scoops muscle milk lite + 1 tbsp udo's oil

left to eat

4 oz salmon pattie, salad, protein shake. all complex carbs consumed in the am

mvee 02-24-2010 02:47 PM

I have lost 40 pounds in the last 4 months using this diet and training system

http://www.turbulencetraining.com

dyna mo 02-24-2010 02:55 PM

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Originally Posted by mvee (Post 16891934)
I have lost 40 pounds in the last 4 months using this diet and training system

http://www.turbulencetraining.com

what equipment does this require? dumb bells and a pull up bar? looks interesting.

jgabra62 02-24-2010 03:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 16891891)
hunger is a state of mind. it goes away when you think of something else and in the case when your body really is hungry, a small snack or meal is plenty.

you can satiate hunger with 250 calorie snacks and sub500 calorie main meals, i do it all the time, every day.


if you are serious about losing 25 pounds of flab in 90 days you are going to have deal with feeling hungry, it's not a biggie.

You are totally right...I'll just have to suck it up for awhile and find other things to keep my mind off the hunger.

mvee 02-24-2010 03:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 16891966)
what equipment does this require? dumb bells and a pull up bar? looks interesting.

He has a few programs, mostly it focuses on body weight exercises, push ups, squats lunges, etc. but more advanced stuff with dumb bells. It's all about short intense workouts. Getting the heart rate up really high than coming down. I get my whole thing done in less than an hour.

I started doing 4 sets of these at home


riddler 02-24-2010 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jgabra62 (Post 16892029)
You are totally right...I'll just have to suck it up for awhile and find other things to keep my mind off the hunger.

go to Walgreen's/CVS and get you a box of bronkaid or primatine, 200mg caffeine tablets and a bottle of aspirin..

take 20mg ephedrine, 200mg caffeine, 10mg aspirin every 4 hours..

slapass 02-24-2010 03:22 PM

I have been losing weight. Not much as I just started 15 days ago but I cut out soda pop. 120 calories a can adds up so by removing those 500-600 calories a day from my diet it is starting to have an effect. The best part is that it is pretty much painless. I notice that I get hungry during the day but usually just that last hour to 90 minutes before the next meal. Obviously before I would have grabbed a can of mt dew and kept going and now I drink a glass of water and live with it.

Pandoras 02-24-2010 03:26 PM

try eating the healthy food for change

PersianKitty 02-24-2010 03:31 PM

one quick way to reduce calorie intake for some is to drop the liquid calories. Between colas, juice, alcohol, and such, it's not uncommon for people to be drinking 1000 calories a day.

Choopa Phil 02-24-2010 04:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 16891747)
i did a bit of the math for you,

25 pounds of fat = 87,500 calories.

you need to burn 975 extra calories daily to hit your goal in 90 days.

so if you are 30 year old male, 195 pounds is ~ 2200 calories needed daily for maintenance, your target should be 1100 calories daily.

you can do that by eating only 1100 calories, or by eating 1600 calories and doing 500 calories of exercise,

etc.

dyna u have to realize putting a grown man on such a caloric deficit will put his body into starvation mode. While on paper its correct, your body just doesnt work like that. I cant even begin to imagine the amount of muscle lost on that low of a caloric intake let alone how bad his energy level will be. A friend of mine who i trained started off about 165, at 5'7 she was a girl, obviously a little heavy, she was on 1600 cals a day and now sits at 125 pounds. The lower u go with the calories the worse it will be, he needs more frequent meals, id say about 2000-2200 calories, 400 calories a meal 5 times a day. thats more than enough to keep you full, and you will lose weight. Losing that amount of weight in 90 days without clenbuterol, steroids, ect and still maintain a healthy physique is close to impossible.

dyna mo 02-24-2010 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by DLXphil (Post 16892332)
dyna u have to realize putting a grown man on such a caloric deficit will put his body into starvation mode. While on paper its correct, your body just doesnt work like that. I cant even begin to imagine the amount of muscle lost on that low of a caloric intake let alone how bad his energy level will be. A friend of mine who i trained started off about 165, at 5'7 she was a girl, obviously a little heavy, she was on 1600 cals a day and now sits at 125 pounds. The lower u go with the calories the worse it will be, he needs more frequent meals, id say about 2000-2200 calories, 400 calories a meal 5 times a day. thats more than enough to keep you full, and you will lose weight. Losing that amount of weight in 90 days without clenbuterol, steroids, ect and still maintain a healthy physique is close to impossible.

i'm with you, in retrospect, i prolly posted it more to show the extreme level that would have to be hit to reach the goal than as a viable 90 day plan.

while doable, it's quite difficult.

SonOfaBeach 02-24-2010 04:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 16891337)
if you can work out at home i would recommend p90 or p90x.

:2 cents: My wife and I did P90X a little over a year ago... actually, more like P75X because we got into great shape and never really finished the whole 90 days. I dropped 27lbs and 9% BMI. I'm 6' and went from 188lb and 26% BMI to 161lbs and 17% BMI.

I *hate* exercising, but this program kept me motivated. Like I say - we followed it religiously for the first 2 months, then slowly started slacking off cuz we were happy w/ the results. Highly recommend it!


Quote:

Originally Posted by DLXphil (Post 16892332)
The lower u go with the calories the worse it will be, he needs more frequent meals, id say about 2000-2200 calories, 400 calories a meal 5 times a day. thats more than enough to keep you full, and you will lose weight.

Exactly!! I couldn't believe the amount of food they were having me eat on P90X (I believe I was in the 2400 or 2700 calorie category when I started). I had never eaten that much in my life - it was tough to choke it all down!! BUT - like DLXphil says - the weight came off! :thumbsup

dyna mo 02-24-2010 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SonOfaBeach (Post 16892376)
:2 cents: My wife and I did P90X a little over a year ago... actually, more like P75X because we got into great shape and never really finished the whole 90 days. I dropped 27lbs and 9% BMI. I'm 6' and went from 188lb and 26% BMI to 161lbs and 17% BMI.

I *hate* exercising, but this program kept me motivated. Like I say - we followed it religiously for the first 2 months, then slowly started slacking off cuz we were happy w/ the results. Highly recommend it!




Exactly!! I couldn't believe the amount of food they were having me eat on P90X (I believe I was in the 2400 or 2700 calorie category when I started). I had never eaten that much in my life - it was tough to choke it all down!! BUT - like DLXphil says - the weight came off! :thumbsup

gotta love tony! i've done p90x once a year for the past 3 years, will be starting it again in ~2 weeks. it is a system that i find motivates me as well. i experienced the same losses in bf %s, going as low as 16%, which was frustrating for me, every time i want to get it much lower.

so this year i dieted 1st, now my bf is 11% as i go into a p90x plan, goal is 8-9% bf.

it is a ridiculous amount of exercise, that's why the cals can go down the hatch and fat is still lost.

i really think my earlier post suggesting this program is the best way to go, assuming the level of ability allows for an immediate start eh.

La_Sexorcist 02-24-2010 04:35 PM

I recommend Weight Watchers (portion control point system) and cardio! Good luck and congrats.

StrokeKing 02-24-2010 05:26 PM

i dont have diet or exercise program but this is work for me.
replace soda with water, fruit and veggies, jogging and swimming.

davecummings 02-24-2010 05:40 PM

Groupie girls, even the coeds who bring chocolate chip cookies (we need some energy in between the "exercise" sex!)

acctman 02-24-2010 05:57 PM

daily calories intake cut it in half... 2000 calories and 500 fat calories stay under that, trust me its hard at first but once you figure out what not to eat ie candy bars, mcds, bk, pizzas, etc... it becomes easy. also cut out soda and juices with over 10g sugar per bottle. i eat about 1500 cal and around 300-400 fat cals a day. 15min workout a day, pullups, pushups and situps on a yoga ball. its a regular thing for me everyday so once you get a set routine down and just check the cals on food prior to eating you should be fine.

TidalWave 02-24-2010 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Farang (Post 16891318)

HAHAHAHAHAHA good one :1orglaugh

Martin 02-24-2010 06:20 PM

Go for a walk every night before bed. You'll be surprised.

PastorSinAlot 02-24-2010 08:04 PM

if you want to lose weight and get in best shape of your life
P90x

MarcFromTheDarc 02-24-2010 08:13 PM

eat chicken and fish. salads, lots of veggies. no red meat. no soda. keep away from salt.

jgabra62 02-24-2010 08:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DLXphil (Post 16892332)
dyna u have to realize putting a grown man on such a caloric deficit will put his body into starvation mode. While on paper its correct, your body just doesnt work like that. I cant even begin to imagine the amount of muscle lost on that low of a caloric intake let alone how bad his energy level will be. A friend of mine who i trained started off about 165, at 5'7 she was a girl, obviously a little heavy, she was on 1600 cals a day and now sits at 125 pounds. The lower u go with the calories the worse it will be, he needs more frequent meals, id say about 2000-2200 calories, 400 calories a meal 5 times a day. thats more than enough to keep you full, and you will lose weight. Losing that amount of weight in 90 days without clenbuterol, steroids, ect and still maintain a healthy physique is close to impossible.

This sounds pretty reasonable...
I'm also very interested in checking this P90x thingy you all are talking about.
I've never heard of it, but sounds intriguing.

Thanks so much!

jgabra62 02-25-2010 09:55 AM

Thanks for all the input guys! I'll keep you posted on my weight loss progress as I get closer to my wedding day.


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