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Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
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+ 20lb - Egg Nog never tasted better1 Votes - [1.06%]
10 - 20lb - Pie and sweets are the reason for the season12 Votes - [12.77%]
1 - 10lb - Gravy over everything47 Votes - [50%]
0 - Discipline is key21 Votes - [22.34%]
Lost weight - A well oiled training machine!13 Votes - [13.83%]

2012-01-17 7:39 PM

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Subject: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
OK - Did you gain any over the holiday?


2012-01-17 7:43 PM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
May have been maintaining my normal workouts but I stayed the same or maybe lost 2 pounds. I was amazed because I ate and drank like a crazy man.... Good genes
2012-01-17 7:44 PM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
My hiatus started last April.  Yes, I've gained weight. 
2012-01-17 8:00 PM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
My "winter 10" ended up being a "winter 15" when I wasn't looking. Oops.

The older I get the easier it is to put on and the harder it is to take off. Stuff that worked 10-15 years ago no longer works.

2012-01-17 8:07 PM
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Gained 7, lost them in 2 weeks.  
2012-01-17 8:12 PM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
Gained 3.5.  Probably all gone by now, haven't weighed myself in a few days.


2012-01-17 8:12 PM
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Gained about 12 at my peak, and have lost about 8 of it so far.

 

2012-01-17 8:16 PM
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MAde sure to lose this year instead of gain.  Lost about 8.

2012-01-17 8:22 PM
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Up and down 3 pounds throughout the holidays, depending on how I ate the night before. I normally pack on at least 10 pounds. I credit BT and the challenges, even though I failed at most of them, lol! The trying helped me keep the eating in check and the training on track!
2012-01-17 8:26 PM
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Well oiled weight loss MACHINE!  lol
2012-01-17 8:29 PM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
Lightweights. You guys need to start taking your holiday weight gain more serious. Only 20+lbs need apply.


2012-01-17 8:41 PM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
tallvinny - 2012-01-17 6:16 PM

MAde sure to lose this year instead of gain.  Lost about 8.

wow, nice job.

2012-01-17 11:32 PM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
I was surprised that I gained weight seeing as how I stayed very active....not really sure how much since I don't weigh myself, but I know I did.  It's mostly gone now.  I'm always happy to gain a few lbs. over the winter, because I know what's coming......."You're too skinny" Laughing

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2012-01-18 6:46 AM
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Gained 5.  Lost 5.

 

2012-01-18 6:50 AM
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I gained 3 or 4.  I've already lost it, and am actually 2-3 pounds under what I've raced at the last few years.  I'm going to try losing another 5-10, because I think that will be a better race weight for me.

 

2012-01-18 6:50 AM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
Gained 7 and still going. It I could describe to you the food I ate to accomplish this you wouldn't blame me.


2012-01-18 7:00 AM
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Gained about 4, already gone...my downfall?  Those darn Brach's Christmas Nougats. I ate a ton of them.

2012-01-18 8:22 AM
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I knew this holiday season would be a big test for me this year because of all the parties and dinners, etc but I did pretty good this year. I gained 1 lb but have since lost 5 more so I am pretty happy with that.
2012-01-18 8:26 AM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
My problem wasn't so much the eating, but the disruption to the workout schedule.   I needed about 3 times as much training time to keep up yet ended up doing about less than half of normal.  I also managed to throw out my back and suffer other crappy pains.   This ends up with me heading to a warm weather vacation tomorrow with nothing to wear!   I WILL be back on track again in February  
2012-01-18 8:27 AM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
I worked hard at staying on track.  I wanted to enjoy my beverages so I had to cut back on eating all the holiday stuff.  New behaviors.  They have served me well.
2012-01-18 8:35 AM
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Gained about 8 pounds. I can't decide if I should care that much or not. On the one hand, I had an incredible year athletically and achieved more than any time since college. On the other that six-pack that took all year to obtain is gone, and my swim coach laughed at me on Monday.

I turn 50 end of February, that weight will be gone by then!



2012-01-18 8:40 AM
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Not an ounce more. I'm especially surprised because I just got off of being very ill for several months and started eating like a chowhound.

I will say other people still don't think I eat very much, though. Maybe it just seemed like I was eating like a chowhound in comparison to before, and eating lots of different things.

2012-01-18 8:47 AM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
I've lost about 10 since Thanksgiving. But I gained while injured when you were all racing this summer. Once recovered in late Sept, I was itching to get back into some serious mileage.
2012-01-18 9:04 AM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain
I'm at about a net +5 right now.  Probably gained a total of 8, so down 3 since then.  Need to keep working!
2012-01-18 10:34 AM
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Subject: RE: Christmas Hiatus Weight Gain

I had a different attitude about it this year (in contrast to years past). I basically looked at every food as evil and not beneficial towards my goals. Instead of snacking on christmas/holiday treats I basically went all out on Halloween, Thanksgiving, & Christmas Day. I would run/bike for 2 hours the morning of, skip all of my meals and have a feast on that day.

Probably not the most healthy way to go about it but I got to enjoy the meal and not regret it as much. I probably lost about 3 lbs or so over the holidays...

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