Comments on: Going Down

By: mark

mark — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 00:49:54 +0000

If you don’t make your weight, you need to ski Scotties top to bottom on a powder day wearing nothing but a speedo. Or maybe boxer shorts cuz I don’t want to see you in a speedo but I would want that on film.

I’m targeting a seven pound drop myself. If I don’t make it either, I’ll join you. Crap. Did I just say that?

By: Bob

Bob — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 21:29:08 +0000

yeah, fat ass, hah. i got some ideasa for humiliation.

I stay at 150, year round, regardless of what i eat, which is fat compared to what i weighed when i started racing, envy that fatty.

Wait, whose blog is this?

By: Aaron

Aaron — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:44:21 +0000

Hey Fatass (the mocking and/or finger pointing that I deem necessary), if you don’t make your goal weight, how about you ride around on your bike with a big Hawaiian Moo Moo for a day. Oh wait…

By: Jake

Jake — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 19:00:35 +0000

I lurk on your blog often. This post is however very near to what I have been on a quest to do for sometime. Almost two years ago I was 218, the heaviest I have ever been. I began eating better and running/biking and setting goals. Not so much eating goals but events, races and such. It has really worked. I am down to 179. I raced extensively this year and dropped 15 pounds just from the start of the season. I do eat better and of course that contributes.

I’m not huge on diets so I have little advice there. I don’t drink calories unless it is a meal replacement shake or the occasional coffee. One thing I have been doing and I highly recommend,especially if you want to get rid of some hard to lose pounds…I’ve been taking colon cleansing pills. Weird, I know. The ones I take are from Genesis Pure. I don’t know if it matters which brand. You take a couple a day and it makes you, well….you get the idea. Takes a bit of time to kick in but you’ll know when it does. Probably lose an easy 5 pounds that way.

Good luck. I’m intrigued.