Exercise

If you've been reading my blog then you know I've been on a workout routine for the last month and a half now. When I started I was 242 lbs. and now I'm 225. Problem is that it seems like I've been at 225 lbs. for the past week. It's weird because whenever I've started a workout routine I always lose weight in clusters...

In the continuing drama of me trying to get in better shape I'm now down to 233 lbs. from a high of 244 right after Christmas. For reference I'm 6'2". I've been doing great avoiding most fried foods (I'll admit to the occasional French fry) but, combined with calories burned off from cardio, I've managed to stay 500-1000 calories under what I would need to maintain my weight since I've starte

I have to issue a disclaimer... while the meal I ate last night was tasty, it's not the best I've EVER had. At the moment it seemed like it though. See, I've been diligently working out for the last 17 days and so far have lost 7 lbs. I can have about 2350 calories and maintain my current weight but of course I'm trying to get back to the 190 lbs...

Okay, maybe that's a bit overstated but I've been faithfully hitting the recumbent bike at Billings Athletic Club for 5 whole days now for an average of about 50 minutes per day. I've been working the Life Circuit and I feel much better already.

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