By Mike Lane From Centennial, CO Oct 27, 2011
| One of our old friends (hint: could get folks fired up in the forums like no one else) just dropped 40 or so w/ a juice fast. I am considering trying his system too. Actually want to, but my fat is really pleading with me to stick around. |  FLAG |
By Andrew Gram Administrator From Salt Lake City, UT Oct 28, 2011
| I've been holding steady at around 195, which is 17 pounds down from where I started. I want to drop another 20, but I've found the discipline to be unmanageable while i've been moving in to my new house. I'm pretty settled in now and working hard to get ready for ski season so i think i'll be able to start making progress again. I'm happy that i've been able to maintain my lower weight while eating reasonably well and working out consistently but not really intensely. It definitely has shown me that actually losing weight takes a real commitment to hard working out and really watching what you eat - it just doesn't happen unless it is your #1 priority. Time to get back to work. |  FLAG |
By Glenn Schuler From Monument, Co. Oct 28, 2011
| Mike Lane wrote: just dropped 40 or so w/ a juice fast. 40 Lbs. ? Damn, that's lot. What is this juice fast you speak of? |  FLAG |
By thecornyman From Oakland, CA Oct 28, 2011
| Pizmoe wrote: I like Mayonnaise and my SUV I'm picturing a fatty climber sitting in an SUV guzzling mayo while his friends are 10 feet away racking up next to a wall. |  FLAG |
By Jake Jones From The Eastern Flatlands Oct 28, 2011
| Mike Wysuph wrote: I'm loving this thread! 36+, just started gaining weight at age 35....was 160s from Jr. year of high school to 35. Now mid-180. I really need to do something. Life, work and kids are my excuse. Keep up the good work you old f*cks!! (but I gotta ask....since when was 36 "middle-aged"??) ;-) I'm not sure I want to live past 72 or so. If that is the case, and I do die around that time, then 36 which I am now, is indeed middle aged. The exact middle. |  FLAG |
By Jake Jones From The Eastern Flatlands Oct 28, 2011
| thecornyman wrote: I'm picturing a fatty climber sitting in an SUV guzzling mayo while his friends are 10 feet away racking up next to a wall. LMAO. This image made me shit a meat axe. |  FLAG |
By thecornyman From Oakland, CA Oct 28, 2011
| Glenn Schuler wrote: 40 Lbs. ? Damn, that's lot. What is this juice fast you speak of? I did this cleanse: www.slimming.com/blessed-herbs-with-peppermint-leaf.html I did the full week of only using the detox packets and apple juice and it really changed my outlook on food. To be honest when I was done I was so into every food around I don't think I really lost too much weight but but my idea of portions changed. Before you begin the fasting portion you do a day of 3/4 meals then a day of 1/2 meals and then a day of 1/4 meals. I was blown away when I was doing the 1/2 meals for a day and was completely satisfied. Turns out I over eat just about every meal if I am given the opportunity. |  FLAG |
By Kevin McLaughlin From Colorado Springs Oct 28, 2011
| A public and sincere apology to The Schu . I had no idea the man's resolve was so rock solid . I have no excuse. As a side note - The Schu has been on a bit of a tear throughout all of this season. He still gets around pretty damn well for an old guy. ( I choose to quit while I am ahead -before I once again have to make another public statement begging his forgiveness) You are indeed still my hero G-man . |  FLAG |
By Mike Lane From Centennial, CO Oct 28, 2011
| Glenn Schuler wrote: 40 Lbs. ? Damn, that's lot. What is this juice fast you speak of? Glenn - do you know Zed? I don't want to get too deep into his privacy here. |  FLAG |
By Darren Mabe From Flagstaff, AZ Feb 8, 2012
| How we all doin? I made my goal of 185 but now I want to hit 180 and drop from 12% to 7% body fat. |  FLAG |
By Mike Lane From Centennial, CO Feb 8, 2012
| Shot up to 210 over the holidays, back down to 204 last reading but a long ways off from 185; which I haven't seen since I got married 18 years ago. |  FLAG |
By Lee Smith Feb 8, 2012
| Darren Mabe wrote: How we all doin? I made my goal of 185 but now I want to hit 180 and drop from 12% to 7% body fat. Dude, you could do that instantly by cutting your hair! (smiley face) |  FLAG |
By Lee Smith Feb 8, 2012
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ Says the dude who has none. |  FLAG |
By Locker From Westminster, CO Feb 8, 2012
| "40 Lbs. ? Damn, that's lot. What is this juice fast you speak of?" One drop of lemon juice per week... |  FLAG |
By Tombo From Boulder, Colorado Feb 8, 2012
| I tried the juice fast once. Brutal!!!! |  FLAG |
By Tevis Blom Feb 8, 2012
| Well I guess at 34 and 205 I am middle aged already??!! Well at least that isn't much of a weight change from when I was in better shape. Whatever, I'm going fishing... Cold water feels so good on the sore feet. |  FLAG |
By Andrew Gram Administrator From Salt Lake City, UT Sep 7, 2012
| How are we doing now at the end of summer? I'm down to 187 from my fatpoint of 213. Still gradually working towards 170. |  FLAG |
By APBT1976 From Never never land... Sep 7, 2012
| Bunch O fatties quit your crying and just stop putting your dam mitts to the mouth!! |  FLAG |
By Glenn Schuler From Monument, Co. Sep 7, 2012
| APBT1976 wrote: Bunch O fatties quit your crying and just stop putting your dam mitts to the mouth!! When I was in my mid 30's I could say the same thing. Seemed easy enough. Some tough talk there from a 10a sport leader. Some of us fat boys like warming up on 10a's. |  FLAG |
By Killing In The Name Of Sep 7, 2012
| There are some interesting schools of thought going on here. I like the lack of mud-slinging. Where's DAve Sahalie lurking? Watched Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead on Netflix recently and have been thinking about how far from my raw food, constant exercise diet I've strayed. Don't get me wrong, I'm still climbing well, I just know what it's like to feel like your body's operating at maximum capacity and I ain't near that by a mile. Nothing like pure hard work to remind you where you went wrong, my chubby brethren. Get in that gym and pound the stairmaster like it's your one chance with Eva Mendes, see how your perspective changes after a few days of that action. |  FLAG |
By Killing In The Name Of Sep 7, 2012
| Anyone got anything positive to report about cleanses, juice fasts, etc? I've fasted for 12 days on nothing but distilled water so you aren't going to freak me out, lay your success stories on me. PS lost almost no weight doing 12 days without food, for those wondering. Weighed 140-ish at 5'10", nothing there to lose back then. Shit got weird, played the sitar (really), hung out and did a lot of meditation and long walks. Best vacation I've ever had. Total rest/rejuvination immersion, all for zero cost. Ya gotta build up to that kinda action though... |  FLAG |
By Glenn Schuler From Monument, Co. Sep 7, 2012
| All Killer No Filler wrote: I've fasted for 12 days on nothing but distilled water so you aren't going to freak me out, lay your success stories on me. You didn't eat solid food for 12 days??? Holy shit, that is whack, I can't even comprehend. I have no success story for you. Other than I'm not dead yet. |  FLAG |
By APBT1976 From Never never land... Sep 8, 2012
| Glenn Schuler wrote: When I was in my mid 30's I could say the same thing. Seemed easy enough. Some tough talk there from a 10a sport leader. Some of us fat boys like warming up on 10a's. Just started climbing rock this spring. For what it's worth my grade is on 3-4 months of climbing max total in my life. I agree 10A is no major accomplishment. On the other hand i also do not overate my grade like many just because from time to time i can get a 10D or 11A clean. So blah blah blah. Kidding for real i was just screwing around. None the less i was mostly being a wise ass. Well other than being fat pregidous. I cant lie i have zero tolerance for fatties. |  FLAG |
By APBT1976 From Never never land... Sep 8, 2012
| All Killer No Filler wrote: Anyone got anything positive to report about cleanses, juice fasts, etc? I've fasted for 12 days on nothing but distilled water so you aren't going to freak me out, lay your success stories on me. PS lost almost no weight doing 12 days without food, for those wondering. Weighed 140-ish at 5'10", nothing there to lose back then. Shit got weird, played the sitar (really), hung out and did a lot of meditation and long walks. Best vacation I've ever had. Total rest/rejuvination immersion, all for zero cost. Ya gotta build up to that kinda action though... Also do the Blessed Herbs fast a couple times a year. 2-3 days of cutting food portions till you switch to just apple juice some powdered stuff mostly pyslium husk and bentonite clay for another 7 days. About 2 days in with no food and i literally start to loose my fucking mind. The next five days are serious exercise in mood control. I will mirror what the person above reported above on "food portions". I found i was waaaaaay waaaay over eating. Yes i get the shrinking your stomach thing but we can also really stretch it out "as most of us do"! I am far from a fatty at 5"10 135-150lbs depending but even i was amazed at how much we allow our self to overeat. Being a former pro cyclist i also am fairly well versed in portion control eating for performance and not recreation and still did not realize just how little food the body requires to function properly. Imop what Americans call anorexic i call healthy just remove the emotional mental end of the deal. |  FLAG |
By Tevis Blom Sep 8, 2012
| Climbs 3-4 months, leads 10a sport, 8 trad and is talking trash about big guys who warm up on harder. I bet you have some nice shiny carabiners. I bet you shiver your way up 5.8 leads. I bet if any of us sat on you, you would be crushed like a little man-boy. ps 'former pro-cyclist', we basically hate you skinny bastards on principle. at 5'10" 150 you have nothing to offer to a 'large climber' discussion. Go starve yourself and be angry. |  FLAG |
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