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TodayFriday, April 18, 2008
Well, so I took a break today again from cardio, plan to run tomorrow and bike on Sunday. ![]()
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KIMCATUS
4/18/2008 9:28PM
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Oh sounds like a great run...I use to use mapmyrun for my walking, when I did that. Great website!! Maybe someday I'll use it for a run...lol! Have a good run!! :D
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FIENDISHSARAH
4/18/2008 8:46PM
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You play trombone? That's one instrument I haven't tried....I always found it rather intimidating and in the band class I was in (which was a rather immature highschool class) they always stuck bananas in their trombones. Just thought I'd say that because I just giggled when I thought about it lol. I play piano, I'm in the midst of learning Memoirs of a Geisha songs..what kind of music do you play? Report Inappropriate Comment |


SO. I re-did Self.com's Happy Weight Calculator since I measured my wrist the other day and APPARENTLY I have a SMALL FRAME.
Can you believe that crap?!? hahahaha After a life of being overweight forever it's kind of hard to think that the frame of my body is naturally small for someone of my height. My wrist measurement is about 6.1", which based on self.com's Happy Weight Tracker if I work out 3x a week, my happy weight is 162.3lbs.
I'm not sure if I want to go for that or not, but it does make me feel more confident about moving the end of my ticker down to 170 once I hit 175. I was considering a maintenance range of 170-175, but I will re-evaluate at 170 and see if I really think being 162.3 would be better or too skinny.
It's really hard because I've always been overweight I have no frame of reference for what these weights will look like on ME.
I'm currently size 12/14 in pants (the 14 jeans I have are starting to get sliiiggghhhtly loose) and smaller on top. So really, it's not like I'm teeny tiny or anything. But I'm so tall, looking at my length versus my width it looks different than let's say a 5'6" person in a size 14. I'm just going to have to keep moving forward and chart this territory for myself.


CATIATM
4/18/2008 11:33AM
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I think you will find a weight range where you feel healthy, energetic, and strong. And that's the right weight for you, regardless of what Happy, your doctor, or anyone else believes. Size 12s .... in my dreams! Report Inappropriate Comment |


LANC92
4/18/2008 8:47AM
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You do know that the whole idea of the Happy Weight is that most women want to weigh much less than they ought to aim for so take the calculations with a grain of salt. In my case the Happy weight came out just about what I want to ultimately weigh so I'm glad to know I'm not being unrealistic. It may take me two or three years to get there but get there I will! And, to answer your question, I use a Garmin Forerunner to get all my running stats.
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MILLER32807
4/17/2008 11:07PM
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I've gone my whole life claiming to be big boned, so imagine my surprise when I was pregnant with my 2nd daughter and the doctor told me I was small framed. So basically she said I was FAT!! lol I did the Happy Weight Calculator, and it said my weight is 122. OMG!!! I have no idea what 122 looks like on a 5'3" body. Don't remember ever being that, except as a small child. I don't know that that is an attainable weight for me, so I'm just gonna stick with my goal of getting to 145 or so; maybe down to 133. ~Sarah~ Report Inappropriate Comment |


BRUIN2
4/17/2008 10:39PM
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It is so weird to be in unchartered territory hey?? I'm 5'4" - so according to most sites I'm a giant near 140. But I look at myself and think there's no way I'll ever be a buck twenty. I think we just keep doing what we're doing, and look even more gorgeouser every day. We'll find our own happy weights!!! Report Inappropriate Comment |

