Thread: HAVE YOU LOST A LOT OF WEIGHT?

Hi,

I'm a journalist and am looking for people who want to share their inspirational weight loss stories to inspire other people!

You'll be paid a generous fee and will be able to check the story before it's published!

Get in touch if you want to find out more!

Originally Posted by shareyourstory

Hi,

I'm a journalist and am looking for people who want to share their inspirational weight loss stories to inspire other people!

You'll be paid a generous fee and will be able to check the story before it's published!

Get in touch if you want to find out more!

Posted this in another post you made, but saw this so sorry for the double post

Would possibly be interested in this, would like to know more info before i committed though i.e. what newspaper / magazine / website this would be used in, what would i need to do etc.

My story is linked in my sig. Short story is i've gone from 30st 12llb to 16st 2llbs in just under 18 months, without surgery

I've gone from 210-145 don't know if that's classed a big loss or not really

It depends on what your approach is to food; is it:
Eat to ride? or
Ride to eat?

With "eat to ride," food is just the fuel you consume so that you can partake in daily activities, including riding. You can lose weight if you can stick to this approach. If you are able to maintain or build your leg muscles while you are losing fat, you will see yourself flying up the hills as your power to weight ratio goes up. I saw a big difference with a net loss of only about 15 pounds.

With "ride to eat," your objective is to ride more so you have justifications to eat more. You're more likely to gain weight if this is your main approach, since you can eat calories faster than you can burn them.