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  1. "John E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Since I never had legs fat, I lost face fat, then love handles, and
    now the belly is melting.

    Was 40", now a loose 34" is a perfect signal of my abdominal fat loss.

    Introducing weight lifting to my cardio workout in the past 2 weeks
    made me lose 8 LB of fat. The fat loss was visually clear
    around the waist line. I'd stalled for a while, but some nice guys here
    suggested weight lifting. It worked.

    J.

    Some people feel that any exercise burns only a few extra calories and
    therefore believe that it plays only a small role in weightloss or
    maintenance. I think it is more important for enabling the body to regulate
    it's everyday functions more efficiently. A combination of cardio and weight
    training is beneficial to both mind and body, and should be part of a
    lifestyle change. Dieting to reduce weight is only part of the equation.
    I understand that a few people can not include strenuous activity due to
    health reasons or a very busy life. Some may not see any benefit in exercise
    if they are already in an active job. I have seen more than 1 fat
    construction worker, so increasing activity doesn't always equal weightloss.
    But I have noticed that most active people are not concerned too much with
    how much they eat. YMMV.
    In my own life, I have found the statement, "Exercise does not add years
    to your life, it adds life to your years", to be true. I am glad to hear
    that including weight training has helped you in your efforts.
    Tom
    210/180/180

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    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In fleeing from my body, the fat seems to have first left my legs and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my face. I'm happy with this, but the result is a protruding lower
    abdomen
    that makes me look pregnant.

    Photo? Hell no!

    However, I have compiled my Fitday data and graphs into a profile, that


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    invite you to peruse.

    click link: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif

    In the bottom chart, note my average fat per day of 64%.

    Cubit
    311/198/165 url: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif
    Low Carb since December 1st, 2003

  2. "John E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Since I never had legs fat, I lost face fat, then love handles, and
    now the belly is melting.

    Was 40", now a loose 34" is a perfect signal of my abdominal fat loss.

    Introducing weight lifting to my cardio workout in the past 2 weeks
    made me lose 8 LB of fat. The fat loss was visually clear
    around the waist line. I'd stalled for a while, but some nice guys here
    suggested weight lifting. It worked.

    J.

    Some people feel that any exercise burns only a few extra calories and
    therefore believe that it plays only a small role in weightloss or
    maintenance. I think it is more important for enabling the body to regulate
    it's everyday functions more efficiently. A combination of cardio and weight
    training is beneficial to both mind and body, and should be part of a
    lifestyle change. Dieting to reduce weight is only part of the equation.
    I understand that a few people can not include strenuous activity due to
    health reasons or a very busy life. Some may not see any benefit in exercise
    if they are already in an active job. I have seen more than 1 fat
    construction worker, so increasing activity doesn't always equal weightloss.
    But I have noticed that most active people are not concerned too much with
    how much they eat. YMMV.
    In my own life, I have found the statement, "Exercise does not add years
    to your life, it adds life to your years", to be true. I am glad to hear
    that including weight training has helped you in your efforts.
    Tom
    210/180/180

    Quoted message said:


    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In fleeing from my body, the fat seems to have first left my legs and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my face. I'm happy with this, but the result is a protruding lower
    abdomen
    that makes me look pregnant.

    Photo? Hell no!

    However, I have compiled my Fitday data and graphs into a profile, that


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    invite you to peruse.

    click link: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif

    In the bottom chart, note my average fat per day of 64%.

    Cubit
    311/198/165 url: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif
    Low Carb since December 1st, 2003

  3. "John E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Since I never had legs fat, I lost face fat, then love handles, and
    now the belly is melting.

    Was 40", now a loose 34" is a perfect signal of my abdominal fat loss.

    Introducing weight lifting to my cardio workout in the past 2 weeks
    made me lose 8 LB of fat. The fat loss was visually clear
    around the waist line. I'd stalled for a while, but some nice guys here
    suggested weight lifting. It worked.

    J.

    Some people feel that any exercise burns only a few extra calories and
    therefore believe that it plays only a small role in weightloss or
    maintenance. I think it is more important for enabling the body to regulate
    it's everyday functions more efficiently. A combination of cardio and weight
    training is beneficial to both mind and body, and should be part of a
    lifestyle change. Dieting to reduce weight is only part of the equation.
    I understand that a few people can not include strenuous activity due to
    health reasons or a very busy life. Some may not see any benefit in exercise
    if they are already in an active job. I have seen more than 1 fat
    construction worker, so increasing activity doesn't always equal weightloss.
    But I have noticed that most active people are not concerned too much with
    how much they eat. YMMV.
    In my own life, I have found the statement, "Exercise does not add years
    to your life, it adds life to your years", to be true. I am glad to hear
    that including weight training has helped you in your efforts.
    Tom
    210/180/180

    Quoted message said:


    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In fleeing from my body, the fat seems to have first left my legs and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my face. I'm happy with this, but the result is a protruding lower
    abdomen
    that makes me look pregnant.

    Photo? Hell no!

    However, I have compiled my Fitday data and graphs into a profile, that


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    invite you to peruse.

    click link: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif

    In the bottom chart, note my average fat per day of 64%.

    Cubit
    311/198/165 url: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif
    Low Carb since December 1st, 2003

  4. "John E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Since I never had legs fat, I lost face fat, then love handles, and
    now the belly is melting.

    Was 40", now a loose 34" is a perfect signal of my abdominal fat loss.

    Introducing weight lifting to my cardio workout in the past 2 weeks
    made me lose 8 LB of fat. The fat loss was visually clear
    around the waist line. I'd stalled for a while, but some nice guys here
    suggested weight lifting. It worked.

    J.

    Some people feel that any exercise burns only a few extra calories and
    therefore believe that it plays only a small role in weightloss or
    maintenance. I think it is more important for enabling the body to regulate
    it's everyday functions more efficiently. A combination of cardio and weight
    training is beneficial to both mind and body, and should be part of a
    lifestyle change. Dieting to reduce weight is only part of the equation.
    I understand that a few people can not include strenuous activity due to
    health reasons or a very busy life. Some may not see any benefit in exercise
    if they are already in an active job. I have seen more than 1 fat
    construction worker, so increasing activity doesn't always equal weightloss.
    But I have noticed that most active people are not concerned too much with
    how much they eat. YMMV.
    In my own life, I have found the statement, "Exercise does not add years
    to your life, it adds life to your years", to be true. I am glad to hear
    that including weight training has helped you in your efforts.
    Tom
    210/180/180

    Quoted message said:


    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In fleeing from my body, the fat seems to have first left my legs and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my face. I'm happy with this, but the result is a protruding lower
    abdomen
    that makes me look pregnant.

    Photo? Hell no!

    However, I have compiled my Fitday data and graphs into a profile, that


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    invite you to peruse.

    click link: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif

    In the bottom chart, note my average fat per day of 64%.

    Cubit
    311/198/165 url: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif
    Low Carb since December 1st, 2003

  5. "John E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Since I never had legs fat, I lost face fat, then love handles, and
    now the belly is melting.

    Was 40", now a loose 34" is a perfect signal of my abdominal fat loss.

    Introducing weight lifting to my cardio workout in the past 2 weeks
    made me lose 8 LB of fat. The fat loss was visually clear
    around the waist line. I'd stalled for a while, but some nice guys here
    suggested weight lifting. It worked.

    J.

    Some people feel that any exercise burns only a few extra calories and
    therefore believe that it plays only a small role in weightloss or
    maintenance. I think it is more important for enabling the body to regulate
    it's everyday functions more efficiently. A combination of cardio and weight
    training is beneficial to both mind and body, and should be part of a
    lifestyle change. Dieting to reduce weight is only part of the equation.
    I understand that a few people can not include strenuous activity due to
    health reasons or a very busy life. Some may not see any benefit in exercise
    if they are already in an active job. I have seen more than 1 fat
    construction worker, so increasing activity doesn't always equal weightloss.
    But I have noticed that most active people are not concerned too much with
    how much they eat. YMMV.
    In my own life, I have found the statement, "Exercise does not add years
    to your life, it adds life to your years", to be true. I am glad to hear
    that including weight training has helped you in your efforts.
    Tom
    210/180/180

    Quoted message said:


    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In fleeing from my body, the fat seems to have first left my legs and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my face. I'm happy with this, but the result is a protruding lower
    abdomen
    that makes me look pregnant.

    Photo? Hell no!

    However, I have compiled my Fitday data and graphs into a profile, that


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    invite you to peruse.

    click link: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif

    In the bottom chart, note my average fat per day of 64%.

    Cubit
    311/198/165 url: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif
    Low Carb since December 1st, 2003

  6. "John E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Since I never had legs fat, I lost face fat, then love handles, and
    now the belly is melting.

    Was 40", now a loose 34" is a perfect signal of my abdominal fat loss.

    Introducing weight lifting to my cardio workout in the past 2 weeks
    made me lose 8 LB of fat. The fat loss was visually clear
    around the waist line. I'd stalled for a while, but some nice guys here
    suggested weight lifting. It worked.

    J.

    Some people feel that any exercise burns only a few extra calories and
    therefore believe that it plays only a small role in weightloss or
    maintenance. I think it is more important for enabling the body to regulate
    it's everyday functions more efficiently. A combination of cardio and weight
    training is beneficial to both mind and body, and should be part of a
    lifestyle change. Dieting to reduce weight is only part of the equation.
    I understand that a few people can not include strenuous activity due to
    health reasons or a very busy life. Some may not see any benefit in exercise
    if they are already in an active job. I have seen more than 1 fat
    construction worker, so increasing activity doesn't always equal weightloss.
    But I have noticed that most active people are not concerned too much with
    how much they eat. YMMV.
    In my own life, I have found the statement, "Exercise does not add years
    to your life, it adds life to your years", to be true. I am glad to hear
    that including weight training has helped you in your efforts.
    Tom
    210/180/180

    Quoted message said:


    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In fleeing from my body, the fat seems to have first left my legs and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my face. I'm happy with this, but the result is a protruding lower
    abdomen
    that makes me look pregnant.

    Photo? Hell no!

    However, I have compiled my Fitday data and graphs into a profile, that


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    invite you to peruse.

    click link: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif

    In the bottom chart, note my average fat per day of 64%.

    Cubit
    311/198/165 url: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif
    Low Carb since December 1st, 2003

  7. I agree with you 180% 😉 And thank you.
    Glad to see you at your 180 goal.

    J
    "Tom G" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:AubHd.111650$Xk.73340@pd7tw3no...

    Quoted message said:


    "John E" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Since I never had legs fat, I lost face fat, then love handles, and
    now the belly is melting.

    Was 40", now a loose 34" is a perfect signal of my abdominal fat loss.

    Introducing weight lifting to my cardio workout in the past 2 weeks
    made me lose 8 LB of fat. The fat loss was visually clear
    around the waist line. I'd stalled for a while, but some nice guys here
    suggested weight lifting. It worked.

    J.

    Some people feel that any exercise burns only a few extra calories and
    therefore believe that it plays only a small role in weightloss or
    maintenance. I think it is more important for enabling the body to
    regulate
    it's everyday functions more efficiently. A combination of cardio and
    weight
    training is beneficial to both mind and body, and should be part of a
    lifestyle change. Dieting to reduce weight is only part of the equation.
    I understand that a few people can not include strenuous activity due to
    health reasons or a very busy life. Some may not see any benefit in
    exercise
    if they are already in an active job. I have seen more than 1 fat
    construction worker, so increasing activity doesn't always equal
    weightloss.
    But I have noticed that most active people are not concerned too much with
    how much they eat. YMMV.
    In my own life, I have found the statement, "Exercise does not add years
    to your life, it adds life to your years", to be true. I am glad to hear
    that including weight training has helped you in your efforts.
    Tom
    210/180/180

    Quoted message said:


    "Cubit" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    In fleeing from my body, the fat seems to have first left my legs and


    then

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    my face. I'm happy with this, but the result is a protruding lower
    abdomen
    that makes me look pregnant.

    Photo? Hell no!

    However, I have compiled my Fitday data and graphs into a profile, that


    I

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    invite you to peruse.

    click link: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif

    In the bottom chart, note my average fat per day of 64%.

    Cubit
    311/198/165 url: http://techmart.com/~cubit/Profile1.gif
    Low Carb since December 1st, 2003

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