Won't do the whole backstory/excuse thing again but 48 y/o, 178cm, sedentary job, young kids etc etc. Topped out at around 100kg last summer before the self-care reboot was initiated.
Started generic unfocussed lo-carb regime at the end of the summer hols with a goal of below 90kg. Managed to get down to 87kg before Christmas. Much rejoicing (and proudly strutting about in clothes i thought i'd never wear again). Good feels man.
Although Christmas did feature a lot more party food, mainly: cheese, beer and salty snack treats, I didn't go totally bonkers and avoided mindless snackage on the most part. I did bulk back up to 88kg ish before NY but am currently at 87kg thanks in some part to a fucking horrendous bout of flu for the last week or so. Every cloud.
My goal for this year is to get to get into a range between 82kg and 85kg and stay there. I also want to get some core strength back by cycling and swimming more.
Totally agree with @Tenderloin on the having a handful of simple go-to meals that you know you enjoy and that work with your plans. Important to rotate the menu on the regular tho or you get sick of stuff.
Won't do the whole backstory/excuse thing again but 48 y/o, 178cm, sedentary job, young kids etc etc. Topped out at around 100kg last summer before the self-care reboot was initiated.
Started generic unfocussed lo-carb regime at the end of the summer hols with a goal of below 90kg. Managed to get down to 87kg before Christmas. Much rejoicing (and proudly strutting about in clothes i thought i'd never wear again). Good feels man.
Although Christmas did feature a lot more party food, mainly: cheese, beer and salty snack treats, I didn't go totally bonkers and avoided mindless snackage on the most part. I did bulk back up to 88kg ish before NY but am currently at 87kg thanks in some part to a fucking horrendous bout of flu for the last week or so. Every cloud.
My goal for this year is to get to get into a range between 82kg and 85kg and stay there. I also want to get some core strength back by cycling and swimming more.
Totally agree with @Tenderloin on the having a handful of simple go-to meals that you know you enjoy and that work with your plans. Important to rotate the menu on the regular tho or you get sick of stuff.