Friday weigh in thread (suns out guns out challenge 8/31/2025)

[SDV]

This is the goal weigh I want to reach next year. Very nice.

I’ve pretty much plateaued here and I’m happy with this weight. Don’t want to go any lower. Keep grinding and you’ll get there soon

 

[SDV]

This is the goal weigh I want to reach next year. Very nice.

I started at 262 in 2017 as well

 

[Hunter10139]

I started at 262 in 2017 as well

Nice! So we're basically on the same track, you're just a little farther down.

 

[Hunter10139]

Bonus weight from today after running. Technically I'm probably dehydrated and weighing low but I'm taking the win as <200 was my goal for the year. I will log normally tomorrow (and probably jump a lb or 2)

 

[Orangeslice13]

Bonus weight from today after running. Technically I'm probably dehydrated and weighing low but I'm taking the win as <200 was my goal for the year. I will log normally tomorrow (and probably jump a lb or 2)
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Just run first again.
I was 193.5 post run today. I believe I’ll be 196 …..again in the morning.

 

[Hunter10139]

Eh, I'm not that upset if I am a couple lbs up in the morning. I'm still on track either way.

 

[volwindy]

I realized I have not weighed in since February. -0.8 since then. I've been maintaining my 20 lb weight loss +/- a few lbs. for the past 5 years.

 

[LouderVol]

1/1: 230
2/2: 226
3/8: 223.8
4/5: 224
5/10: 223.2
6/7: 225.6
6/21: 222
6/28: 221.8
7/26: 227.6
8/2: 225.6
8/16: 225.8
8/30: 226
9/20: 224.6

Life has been kicking my butt recently. been out of town pretty much every weekend for two months, October doesn't look any better. Work had some layoffs this week, thankfully I wasn't one on them. and I was sick the few weekends I have been home, I blame the constant stress of traveling.

 

[Orangeslice13]

I realized I have not weighed in since February. -0.8 since then. I've been maintaining my 20 lb weight loss +/- a few lbs. for the past 5 years.

Outstanding.
It’s a lifestyle not a diet.

 

[Orangeslice13]

195.
So……I’m at about a year on weight

 

[Hunter10139]

I pulled back up a little in water weight from yesterday but I'm still progressing.
Height: 5'11"

Oct. 6, 2023: 262 lbs
Nov. 4, 2023: 254.1 lbs
Dec. 7, 2023: 247 lbs
Jan. 2, 2024: 240.3 lbs
Feb. 6, 2024: 234.4 lbs
Mar. 6, 2024: 230.6 lbs
Apr. 6, 2024: 223.9 lbs
May 4, 2024: 220.2 lbs
June 7, 2024: 214.9 lbs
July 5, 2024: 211 lbs
Aug. 3, 2024: 209.5 lbs
Sept. 5, 2024: 203.4
Sept. 13, 2024: 203 lbs
Sept. 20, 2024: 202.7

 

[imw8n4u]

02-Jan-24 158.8
06-Jan-24 155.6
13-Jan-24 156.8
20-Jan-24 155.4
27-Jan-24 155.8
03-Feb-24 155.4
10-Feb-24 155.6
17-Feb-24 157
24-Feb-24 159
02-Mar-24 155.4
09-Mar-24 155.8
13-Jul-24 158
20-Jul-24 157.4
21-Sep-24 155.4

I survived 3 weeks in Belgium without outgrowing my pants.

 

[SDV]

177

 

[vollygirl]

Scale moving at a snail's pace. 2.8 lbs from "goal".

But life is good, and I feel great!

 

[Orangeslice13]

197

 

[KoachKrab127]

142.2

This is the lightest I have been since high school. I’m really happy that I’ve been able to maintain my weight loss since losing 75 pounds over 2 years ago. However, I do wish I could gain some upper body muscle, but every time I try, my tennis elbow flares up. I have to take it super slow.

 

[KoachKrab127]

Scale moving at a snail's pace. 2.8 lbs from "goal".

But life is good, and I feel great!

Moving at a slow pace is not a bad thing. It helps you create healthy habits, rather than just crash-dieting and then going back to your old eating habits.

 

[vollygirl]

Moving at a slow pace is not a bad thing. It helps you create healthy habits, rather than just crash-dieting and then going back to your old eating habits.

It's at a snail's pace cause I'm 58 years old and female. I'm not hating on it.

 

[SDV]

Moving at a slow pace is not a bad thing. It helps you create healthy habits, rather than just crash-dieting and then going back to your old eating habits.

 

[Hunter10139]

I'm late and today's weight is post-run so it's artificially low.

Height: 5'11"

Oct. 6, 2023: 262 lbs
Nov. 4, 2023: 254.1 lbs
Dec. 7, 2023: 247 lbs
Jan. 2, 2024: 240.3 lbs
Feb. 6, 2024: 234.4 lbs
Mar. 6, 2024: 230.6 lbs
Apr. 6, 2024: 223.9 lbs
May 4, 2024: 220.2 lbs
June 7, 2024: 214.9 lbs
July 5, 2024: 211 lbs
Aug. 3, 2024: 209.5 lbs
Sept. 5, 2024: 203.4
Sept. 13, 2024: 203 lbs
Sept. 20, 2024: 202.7
Sept. 29, 2024: 199.9

 

[TnWalker]

I'm late and today's weight is post-run so it's artificially low.

Height: 5'11"

Oct. 6, 2023: 262 lbs
Nov. 4, 2023: 254.1 lbs
Dec. 7, 2023: 247 lbs
Jan. 2, 2024: 240.3 lbs
Feb. 6, 2024: 234.4 lbs
Mar. 6, 2024: 230.6 lbs
Apr. 6, 2024: 223.9 lbs
May 4, 2024: 220.2 lbs
June 7, 2024: 214.9 lbs
July 5, 2024: 211 lbs
Aug. 3, 2024: 209.5 lbs
Sept. 5, 2024: 203.4
Sept. 13, 2024: 203 lbs
Sept. 20, 2024: 202.7
Sept. 29, 2024: 199.9

It’s still nice to break that magic 200 barrier!

 

[TnWalker]

M 5’11”

01/01/24 - 225.6
02/02/24 - 218.7
03/01/24 - 215.0
04/05/24 - 209.1
05/03/24 - 207.4
06/07/24 - 208.9
06/28/24 - 204.8
07/26/24 - 199.6
08/30/24 - 195.2
09/26/25 - 192.9

 

[Firebirdparts]

I totally forgot. Here I am a month late. My weight is very stable which could be worse but my hope is to someday be overweight (instead of obese now.)

 

[Hunter10139]

I couldn't do my normal weigh in routine so I used yesterday's post-run weight in.
I just realized updating this that I'm basically at 1 year straight of counting my calories every day and dieting.

Height: 5'11"

Oct. 6, 2023: 262 lbs
Nov. 4, 2023: 254.1 lbs
Dec. 7, 2023: 247 lbs
Jan. 2, 2024: 240.3 lbs
Feb. 6, 2024: 234.4 lbs
Mar. 6, 2024: 230.6 lbs
Apr. 6, 2024: 223.9 lbs
May 4, 2024: 220.2 lbs
June 7, 2024: 214.9 lbs
July 5, 2024: 211 lbs
Aug. 3, 2024: 209.5 lbs
Sept. 5, 2024: 203.4 lbs
Oct. 3, 2024: 198.9 lbs

 

[vollygirl]

1.6 lbs away from "goal."

This mornings' workout was a 10-1 ladder using a 20# kettlebell.