diluzio91
03-03-2010, 10:21 PM
So im going to join in on the bod mod... I used to be a cross country runner. I stopped running at the end of my senior year, so about late november of 2008. Since then i've gone from 190lbs to about 240-245. I went to my doctor and he said i have a low functioning thyroid... not enough to be put on medication, but enough to make staying in good shape rather hard. My goal is to go from my current weight, down to about 200 lbs. I plan on doing this the old fashioned way, swapping out 2 meals a day for more healthy rabbit food ish fare, and starting to run again (now that its a lovely 40*F here in wisconsin). I figure that this will give me me the motivation to keep up with it. so without further adu, here are the oblagatory before and current pictures.
Before: Senior Year Pics
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/DSC_2130.jpg
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/DSC_2002.jpg
Current: The highly embarrassing motivation Photos
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/IMG_0448.jpg
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/IMG_0447.jpg
Wow... looking at the difference is kind of a shock for me...so starting tomorrow i will be eating oatmeal for breakfast, a larger meal for lunch, and a salad (no dressing) for dinners. I will also start running, and doing pushups and crunches.
Im one of the lucky ones for two reasons though. 1) my doctor caught the gland thing before i did any perminant damage, and 2) im still at the point where i should be easily able to come back from the brink i was at.
wish me luck! :D
Before: Senior Year Pics
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/DSC_2130.jpg
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/DSC_2002.jpg
Current: The highly embarrassing motivation Photos
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/IMG_0448.jpg
http://i838.photobucket.com/albums/zz302/diluzio91/IMG_0447.jpg
Wow... looking at the difference is kind of a shock for me...so starting tomorrow i will be eating oatmeal for breakfast, a larger meal for lunch, and a salad (no dressing) for dinners. I will also start running, and doing pushups and crunches.
Im one of the lucky ones for two reasons though. 1) my doctor caught the gland thing before i did any perminant damage, and 2) im still at the point where i should be easily able to come back from the brink i was at.
wish me luck! :D