one for us struggling....

trinity1

18/10/2004 at 13:28

nothing rocket science here,

but if you are like me, and struggling with weight FINALLY this article didn't make me feel like a freak because I'm not skinny (and I run).

Quite nice to see weight treated sensitively for a change & the ideas are reasonable and manageable

(awaits the bombardments from the 'are what you eat bridade, hiding behind the sofa)

Ripped Dap

18/10/2004 at 13:32

I am in for this. Need to shed a stone at least. Am I the only person in the world who has trained for a marathon and put weight on? After my long runs I ate like a pig. I guess that defeats the object. Going to take this seriously though.

Anyone else in for it?

Plodding hippo

18/10/2004 at 13:33

no
lost count of the marathons ive done and not lost weight

pah
9its the gin, I know, I know)

Plodding hippo

18/10/2004 at 13:34

no
lost count of the marathons ive done and not lost weight

pah
(its the gin, I know, I know)

Plodding hippo

18/10/2004 at 13:34

no
lost count of the marathons ive done and not lost weight

pah
(its the gin, I know, I know)

Plodding hippo

18/10/2004 at 13:34

oh dear

Ripped Dap

18/10/2004 at 13:35

Yeah, I forgot to mention all the Fosters and Stella.

Do I have to give that up as well? Oh pity me!

trinity1

18/10/2004 at 13:36

oooh you spooked it PH ? (or was it the food police? tee hee)

here is my original comment (for those who missed it):

nothing rocket science here, but if you are like me, and struggling with weight FINALLY this article didn't make me feel like a freak because I'm not skinny (and I run). Quite nice to see weight treated sensitively for a change & the ideas are reasonable and manageable

The Evil Pixie pirate

pirate

18/10/2004 at 13:37

i have an uncanny habit of eating to maintain weight despite needing to lose 2st!

trinity1

18/10/2004 at 13:37

ooh my original message back now...
what's going on - it was there... it wasn't and now it is again...

Plodding hippo

18/10/2004 at 13:38

twilight zone trin

Pavement Plodder

18/10/2004 at 14:15

I get really annoyed with the running clothes manufacturers - they seem to assume that we're all twiglets. The small size clothes might just fit an 8 year old. The medium is about a size 10 and a large is apparently a size 14!!!!

Buney

18/10/2004 at 14:19

well if they think Puma bint on the right is typical of a woman who runs or does exercises you can see why!

Holly 2

18/10/2004 at 14:52

Pavement plodder - which brands do you buy out of interest?!? I do think that size 14 being a large or extra large is stupid (this one got me when out trying to get some trousers for skiing - the size 10 was a medium, the 12 a large and both were on the small side!).

Mostly I find sizing is standard though (i need small / x-small tops and look nout like an 8 year old - its the 30DD chest that does it me thinks!).

One thing about article - a healthy BMI is normally classed as 25 and under not 24 and under.... Hmmmm

Otherwise nice to read :)

H x

The Evil Pixie pirate

pirate

18/10/2004 at 15:06

don't like the "if you have a lot to lose (over half a stone)" line

trinity1

18/10/2004 at 15:12

missed that the first time...consult your GP!

doesn't seem consitant with the body of the article saying 'you could easily lose 10lbs over 6 weeks' (follwing these guidelines)

thought the rest of it was quite well thought out though

Plodding hippo

18/10/2004 at 15:18

hm
so i do nearly all my runs early am and do a reasonble mileage too

The Evil Pixie pirate

pirate

18/10/2004 at 15:19

so do I need to see my GP 4 times - once for each half stone I need to lose!
:-)

Plodding hippo

18/10/2004 at 15:31

hahahahaah
nice one Pix
(registers with GP and books 6 appointments)

trinity1

18/10/2004 at 15:50

yep! sure my Gp has better things to do than discuss my losing half a stone! (even if I only had half to lose in the first place!)

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