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referee99 Sat Aug 03, 2013 10:42am

Congrats
 
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Originally Posted by JetMetFan (Post 901435)
I've dropped 35 lbs. since January.

Impressive. What were the dietary changes? Whole30 or Paleo?

referee99 Sat Aug 03, 2013 10:44am

Congrats to all who've dropped a big number!
 
Nice work.

JetMetFan Sun Aug 04, 2013 10:40am

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Originally Posted by referee99 (Post 901652)
Impressive. What were the dietary changes? Whole30 or Paleo?

Thanks. Just Weight Watchers. Exercise is a given because of the officiating. The main part is being more conscious of what I eat along with more fruits and vegetables. As one of the meeting leaders said, "None of us is here because we're eating too many fruits and vegetables unless we're dipping them in chocolate and frying them in oil."

BillyMac Sun Aug 04, 2013 02:15pm

Fried Butter, Delicious ...
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JetMetFan (Post 901704)
... unless we're dipping them in chocolate and frying them in oil ...

... says the person who, obviously, hasn't attended too many agricultural fairs.

Travelling Man Mon Aug 05, 2013 08:28pm

Ok, this thread is officially [no pun intended] closed as it has now morphed into a "weight watchers" share-fest.

Adam Mon Aug 05, 2013 09:50pm

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Originally Posted by Travelling Man (Post 901850)
Ok, this thread is officially [no pun intended] closed as it has now morphed into a "weight watchers" share-fest.

Nice try, if you don't like it, don't open it.

jTheUmp Tue Aug 06, 2013 02:53pm

My method is pretty simple:

1) eat like a "normal person" (2 slices of toast for breakfast instead of 5, for example).
2) Try to pick the healthier/lower calorie alternatives as much as possible, but don't sweat it too much. Skip desert most of the time. Try to be just slightly hungry when going to bed for the night.
3) Exercise, exercise, exercise. I've started running long distances (11.5 miles on Saturday, 7 miles on Monday, probably 6-7 tomorrow if I have time).

BillyMac Tue Aug 06, 2013 03:53pm

Paddled My Kayak Five Miles This Past Sunday ...
 
Two and a half miles "uphill", and two and a half miles "downhill". Took me two and a half hours, total, round trip. And were my arms tired. Seriously. They were tired. I'm not joking.

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Originally Posted by jTheUmp (Post 901918)
I've started running long distances, 11.5 miles on Saturday, 7 miles on Monday, probably 6-7 tomorrow if I have time.

I do the same thing, but in my car. Does that count?

26 Year Gap Tue Aug 06, 2013 08:51pm

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Originally Posted by Travelling Man (Post 901374)
Several of the officials I work games with have actually told me that they get their stripped shirts hemmed and fitted by a tailor. I noticed that they fit very snug on them and wondered how they looked so sharp. Their pants are hemmed, tailored to fit on the waist line and shirt NEVER comes out. They told me that they use a lock elastic belt. But does anyone here actually spend / invest in their ref wardrobe to that extent? I imagine that the cost of alterations would be more expensive than the wardrobe itself?

I think that would be nearly impossible to wear.

26 Year Gap Tue Aug 06, 2013 08:53pm

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Originally Posted by JetMetFan (Post 901457)
:D

Welcome to the club! During the season when I hit the 10-pound mark (February) I had to start wearing spandex AND an extra pair of shorts under my Smittys to make sure I didn't end up on YouTube.

Nobody likes ending up on YouTube.

HawkeyeCubP Wed Aug 07, 2013 04:57pm

The jackets are the only thing I don't have altered (that show). Sides get tapered and sleeves of shirts get altered (sometimes length, sometimes size of opening, sometimes both). Pant leg lengths get tailored. I am lucky in that my waist size usually works just fine with the exact waist size of the pants I wear. I also have my patches/flags put on by my tailor.

And I don't wear any of those under-belt things to keep shirts tucked in. I've always tucked mine into my undershorts/compression shorts, and I've never had issues with shirts coming untucked.


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