melheezy
Joined January 2010
Posts
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Following
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Weight History

Start Weight
280.0 lb
Lost so far: 0 lb

Current Weight
280.0 lb
Performance: gaining 0.9 lb a week

Goal Weight
180.0 lb
Still to go: 100.0 lb

melheezy's Weight History


melheezy's Latest Member Challenges

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  Cycling for Weight Loss
status: Completed
ended: 10 May 10
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49
  Stoplight Challenge
status: Completed
ended: 22 Feb 10
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melheezy's Cookbook

cals: 130kcal | fat: 8.95g | carbs: 9.14g | prot: 5.10g
Roasted Garlic Cauliflower
A low carb side dish for cauliflower.
cals: 20kcal | fat: 0.17g | carbs: 2.57g | prot: 1.08g
Ranch Dressing
A low fat, low calorie and delicious ranch dressing.
cals: 50kcal | fat: 0.16g | carbs: 13.52g | prot: 0.28g
Spiced Apple Chips
Delicious homemade dried apple chips.
cals: 177kcal | fat: 8.21g | carbs: 17.46g | prot: 10.26g
Grilled Stuffed Zucchini
Great tasting cheesy zucchini boats.
cals: 186kcal | fat: 8.99g | carbs: 3.71g | prot: 23.33g
Pan Fried Tilapia
A quick and easy fish supper with lovely flavors.
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melheezy's Latest Posts

I really want to go OUT for dinner!
I love Chilis Fajitas!! They are SO yummy without the yucky tortillas and the sour cream & cheese. My favorite is 1/2 chicken 1/2 shrimp. The flavor is great!
posted 05 Feb 2010, 10:07
Need a good 15 to 30 min workout
I agree-30 day shred it AWESOME!!
posted 20 Jan 2010, 10:22
Advocate of P90X
Nicky- I have done P90X's hardest workout, Plyometrics, when I first started dieting/working out. I was 275lbs when I did it and completely out of shape. It was HARD - don't get me wrong, but it was doable. They do about 6 segments of workouts, with 5 or so moves in each segment. The Plyo's work out is an hour long. I could NOT do the moves like the guys on the videos, but they tell you to perform the moves as best as you can but always be sure to push yourself. The modified moves I was doing were still hard, but within my boundaries. I would say to not be indimitated by it and try it. I'll be honest - I've spend hours at the gym before and nothing makes me feel as good as finishing a p90X work out. You feel like you have climbed mount everest afterwards! Good luck!
posted 20 Jan 2010, 10:18
Anyone need to lose over 100LBS???
I'm with ya - about 103lbs to lose. Baby steps!!
posted 14 Jan 2010, 10:48
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