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Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:41 pm
by Big Al
Birdie Wife wrote:I must have missed this thread when it first started! Is this open to everyone - can I join?

I spent Christmas with the MIL and lovely though she is, she was formerly used to having lots of blokes around to feed, and now she lives alone I think she misses the old times, so whenever we stay with her, she buys enough food to feed an army and makes me and OH feel really guilty if we don't eat it :pale: so now my trousers don't fit any more...

I agree with the fruit juice, try Robinsons diluting juice instead, it's really good. I'm going to try not having any desserts through the week, and only drink alcohol two nights a week, and make Saturday my 'treat' day (instead of every day... :lol: )
My wife is a brand junkie and swore nothing could touch robinsons squash until I put asda's own in a robinsons bottle and she didn't notice for 5 bottles then that was only when I told her what I'd done.... the reason I done it was it's cheaper.... mind you the ribs are healing nicely now thank you.

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 1:43 pm
by Big Al
Are we putting our weights / aims / losses etc in our sig tags for this club ??

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 4:38 pm
by LBR
Big Al, I'm all for "to each his own". No rules. Each does what is right for him, or her, to do.

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Mon Jan 12, 2009 5:50 pm
by SarahJane
I am having an ok day. Had to go shopping and have bought lots of fruit, and have had a bit of a "cook fest" this afternoon, so that I am only eating fresh stuff and dont have to think too much when I get in from work. :flower:

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 1:16 pm
by Birdie Wife
Big Al wrote:
Birdie Wife wrote:I must have missed this thread when it first started! Is this open to everyone - can I join?

I spent Christmas with the MIL and lovely though she is, she was formerly used to having lots of blokes around to feed, and now she lives alone I think she misses the old times, so whenever we stay with her, she buys enough food to feed an army and makes me and OH feel really guilty if we don't eat it :pale: so now my trousers don't fit any more...

I agree with the fruit juice, try Robinsons diluting juice instead, it's really good. I'm going to try not having any desserts through the week, and only drink alcohol two nights a week, and make Saturday my 'treat' day (instead of every day... :lol: )
My wife is a brand junkie and swore nothing could touch robinsons squash until I put asda's own in a robinsons bottle and she didn't notice for 5 bottles then that was only when I told her what I'd done.... the reason I done it was it's cheaper.... mind you the ribs are healing nicely now thank you.
I'm not a brand junkie, honest! Just that Robinson's is what we've always had, it was my maiden name, and I CAN tell the difference! :geek: I only buy it when it's on special though (and Lidls have started stocking it), otherwise I drink water or peppermint tea :wink:

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 6:57 pm
by eccentric_emma
LOL I used to be the same with Robinson's squash! Can't drink any other squash not even expensive Rock's organic stuff. So ended up just giving it up in the end (when squash was around I wouldnt drink anything else, so it made for an expensive habit)

Anyway, back onto the FIT-ISH club, I walked two miles today, did various exercises too sits up etc. However, have eaten a bag of chocolates from the sweet shop! Oops!

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 8:31 pm
by Mr and Mrs luvpie
I'm feeling good today, having walked about 2 miles with Master Luvpie on my back, we stopped at health visitor on the route and found out that he now weighs 30lbs so fitter because of the walk and getting stronger shoulders by the minute!

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 8:42 pm
by shell
i have been watching paul mckenna on channel living 2,this time he suggested eating with your eyes closed so your more in tune to when your full,it worked as after finding the food and stopping when i thought i felt full i had left food on my plate,he also suggested putting the knife and fork down while chewing your food and that gives your body time to give the signal that your full,after a while you get better at identifing the full signal,well i`m waiting for telling yourself not to eat the things you fancy when you pass food that smells delicious even when your not hungry,so you try some of it!
he said eat what you like and get rid of the food you dont like in your cupboards as this only makes you worse,mmmmmmmmm
so now for eating with my eyes closed and putting the tools down :scratch:

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 8:47 pm
by Thomzo
Well, I've started walking a longer way home from work. I already walk over 2 miles each way and the weight is still piling on. Don't bother telling me that muscle weighs heavier than fat, it's cream cakes and chocolates at work that are the problem. Still we've managed to get through all the chocolates now so, as long as there are no more birthdays for a while, I have a fighting chance. I finish this job in March (warning pun alert coming up) so I know I will lose weight then I just can't stand the wait :lol:

Cheers
Zoe

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:29 pm
by prison break fan
I got a fitness dvd in the charity shop. Just need to learn how to use the dvd! pbf

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:37 pm
by pumpy
You have to stand in a field, & throw the d.v.d. frisbee-style, then run like hell to catch it, before it.............

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Tue Jan 13, 2009 10:44 pm
by prison break fan
Thanks pumpy, as soon as it's light, if they let me out!! pbf

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 1:04 am
by wigan pixie
So far I'm not doing at all well, but that's cos I've been ill and now my son is ill, so we're basically eating whatever he fancies - anything to get his appetite back.

My intentions are:

Drink more water and less coffee
Eat more fruit and veggies
Try to be more active

I dare not list any more, or I will scare myself into eating chocolate again.

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:37 am
by mamos
I am training for a marathon in April (www.justgiving.com/mamos) hint hint :wink: so I am doing a lot of running at the moment and I cycle about ten miles daily to work and back so I am quite fit.

I just need to sort my diet out now because I do eat a lot and cut back on my cider intake :drunken:

mamos

Re: "THE FIT-ISH CLUB"

Posted: Wed Jan 14, 2009 10:48 am
by Big Al
eccentric_emma wrote:LOL I used to be the same with Robinson's squash! Can't drink any other squash not even expensive Rock's organic stuff. So ended up just giving it up in the end (when squash was around I wouldnt drink anything else, so it made for an expensive habit)

Anyway, back onto the FIT-ISH club, I walked two miles today, did various exercises too sits up etc. However, have eaten a bag of chocolates from the sweet shop! Oops!

... obviously the chocs were not the usual chocolates but low fat, high fibre, low GI, no calorie power pods...... at least that's what mine are called....oops.