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Old 09-05-2008, 11:32 PM   #3 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Problematique View Post
I have never dieted before, but I am willing to acknowledge now that I do need to cut a few kg's.
Currently I am;
6ft 1.
186lbs.

Would like to drop 4/5kgs steadily, but I always find it hard to stick to a diet...(lack of temptation defense on my part).

So if anyone has a simple diet (with maybe some running or so in it) for a beginner, then it would be much appreciated!

-Problematique
Honestly i don't know if what i am doing works for everyone but so far i have lost over 60lbs doing so.

I stopped eating white bread, i only eat wheat bread.

I only eat Turkey, Chicken and sometimes Ham

i try my hardest to not eat anything bad but on fridays or saturdays, 1 day a week makes it easier to keep to a plan, because for me i know i have 1 day to look forward too.

I cut my pop intake in half, I knew i couldnt stop drinking pop all together so i just really cut back on it

started drinking a bunch more water

just simple things make a big difference

On top of working out an running/jogging i made sure when i went placed i parked as far away as i could just so i could get some extra walking in.

sounds like shit i know but its worked for me an i didnt really do anything drastic
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