What do you do to keep those extra pounds away??Sports? Diet? Tell me

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  1. cmontijo profile image60
    cmontijoposted 13 years ago

    A few weeks ago I started playing ping pong (table tennis) because my neighbor gave me one, since then I've been losing weight in a good manner. I was 187 pounds(I'm 6 feet tall) and now I'm at 178-180) that means it's 3.5 pounds/week which is a good rate at my age, not doing an extreme diet. Soon I'll start making hubs about losing weight and some methods I've used when I was 230 pounds(march 2010)  Share your way to keep in shape with other Hubbers.

    1. Acheolis profile image62
      Acheolisposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      I always just turn some music on and dance.Dancing in the morning also helps get my blood flowing without drinking energy drinks/coffee.Keeping an eye on the portions of daily meals is key and works for anyone. big_smile

      1. cmontijo profile image60
        cmontijoposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        Yup that's the way to go smile say no to coffee and to energy drinks. No caffeine equal the life.

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    Wilfionposted 13 years ago

    It depends which season it is.  In the summer, I never feel like eating a lot, so I lose weight.  However, as the winter approaches, I start to stuff myself all day.  Already, in the past couple of weeks, I have put on half a stone in weight.  I'm sure there must be some evolutionary reason for this.

    1. cmontijo profile image60
      cmontijoposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Hahaha the same thing happen to me, but in the rainy season, because I live in Puerto Rico I can't enjoy winter with snow

  3. MPG Narratives profile image60
    MPG Narrativesposted 13 years ago

    Both. I exercise regularly, average 4 times a week and eat mainly fresh food, ie lots of fruit and vegetables. I don't think diet alone keeps the weight off.

    1. cmontijo profile image60
      cmontijoposted 13 years agoin reply to this

      Avg. of 4 times a week is great, eating good food indeed will maintain a person in shape. Like they say " you are what you eat"
      Ah and by the way my dad managed to lose aprox. 140 pounds in a year and 2 months by only eating because his Myasthenia Gravis won't allow it.

      1. MPG Narratives profile image60
        MPG Narrativesposted 13 years agoin reply to this

        True, in some cases it can be done with diet alone but generally exercise and diet together is a better option.

 
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