211.4 this morning. Hunh.
It's only a semi-random number, but I was mulling it over earlier and I've decided I will give it two months, and if the results are as unimpressive as last time, I'm going to do what I know works for me (see: lots and lots of fasted cardio and hardly any eating), then go on a bulk later. While gaining strength and losing small amounts of fat is lovely, I have a weight and a date that I know (from past results) is doable, and I'm not going to screw around with what is generally ideal instead of doing what I know will work. What I'm talking about is dropping the weight training if necessary, because at that point it will have become obvious that it is somehow preventing me from losing as much weight/fat as I desire to. I'm probably just being a crazy person, but oh well. I find it comforting to have an explicit threshold.
Edit: Honestly, I'll take pretty much any excuse to try the keto thing. It looks delicious. Been wanting to try it for ages.
Edit: Oh, also, re: the posture thing. Apparently, despite what I had been thinking, I don't seem to have the turtle neck. According to Leigh's criteria, anyway. Had the roomie take a photo, and the lines are almost an exact match. That's pretty cool. But, I still think I've got a bit of a hunch going on. Though my arms hang at the sides, not the front. Maybe I'm a bit of a fitness hypochondriac lol.
I do notice that after a couple weeks of weight training I slump a lot less when sitting. I should really go and get a couple of physio balls (for sitting on) before the end of the week. I quite enjoyed that back in the day.
It's only a semi-random number, but I was mulling it over earlier and I've decided I will give it two months, and if the results are as unimpressive as last time, I'm going to do what I know works for me (see: lots and lots of fasted cardio and hardly any eating), then go on a bulk later. While gaining strength and losing small amounts of fat is lovely, I have a weight and a date that I know (from past results) is doable, and I'm not going to screw around with what is generally ideal instead of doing what I know will work. What I'm talking about is dropping the weight training if necessary, because at that point it will have become obvious that it is somehow preventing me from losing as much weight/fat as I desire to. I'm probably just being a crazy person, but oh well. I find it comforting to have an explicit threshold.
Edit: Honestly, I'll take pretty much any excuse to try the keto thing. It looks delicious. Been wanting to try it for ages.
Edit: Oh, also, re: the posture thing. Apparently, despite what I had been thinking, I don't seem to have the turtle neck. According to Leigh's criteria, anyway. Had the roomie take a photo, and the lines are almost an exact match. That's pretty cool. But, I still think I've got a bit of a hunch going on. Though my arms hang at the sides, not the front. Maybe I'm a bit of a fitness hypochondriac lol.
I do notice that after a couple weeks of weight training I slump a lot less when sitting. I should really go and get a couple of physio balls (for sitting on) before the end of the week. I quite enjoyed that back in the day.
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