Forum

Current User: Guest Login Register
Please consider registering

Search 
Search Forums:


 




UserPost

8:58 am
August 22, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

We all know that SUP is great exercise, but It takes more than one great exercise to get fit. There’s also diet, other aerobic activities, flexibility training and general muscle workouts. It’s often a battle against social pressure, time, and genetics to achieve the kind of results you’d like.

DSC_0006.jpg
Me last winter, there’s about ten pounds more of me right now

I’m from a family of large people. Despite being 6′2″ and 250 pounds I look like an average guy in family photos. I’ve battled weight and waistline my entire life, despite being an inordinately active person …


Read original blog post

9:11 am
August 22, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

Here's my weigh in results:


Name: PonoBill

Current weight: 257 (we're doing this just in time)

Weekly goal: 2 pounds per week

Number of weeks: 15


First week tracking form:

Week: 1 Start Weight: 257 End Weight:

Daily Goals–Exercise and eating

Friday: Breakfast: 1 cup ceral and 1/2 cup blueberries, morning snack–cantalope and yogurt. Exercise: Paddle–training for Battle of the Paddle five miles at steady race pace, ate lunch (sushi) then five miles at a more relaxed but steady pace. Tried a new fin on my Starboard, too soon to say, but seems to drift more when I paddle to the left side. Dinner: flank steak, asparagus, two small glasses of a nice Rose and fat/sugar free pudding

Saturday: Breakfast, Scones and fruit salad, wtached the F1 qualifying. Exercise: Short weight workout, treadmill, Paddled five miles on new board (Starboard 12'2 X 26, a real workout in the saturday Wilamette washing machine) Lunch, Hot dog (yeah, I know) and an apple. Dinner: Chicken veggie stir fry.

Sunday: Omlette and yogurt with blueberries (watched the F1 Valencia race) Exercise: Two five mile paddles, three one mile sprints. Lunch Nutrition bar Snack: Same Dinner: Whoops–Diane invited a friend over for dinner. Champagne, appetizers, Big salad, Rose', I grilled some Coho Salmon, fresh peach shortcake for dessert. Pigged out. Not part of the plan. 

Monday: Breakfast, Cereal and blueberries, lunch: Tuna Sandwich, Exercise: weight workout #1 (high reps), two five mile paddles–one for speed. Dinner: Leftover salmon and noodle salad

Tuesday: Diane off to NYC, breakfast: Omelet and toast, Lunch: bar, exercise: 5 mile paddle for speed, one mile cool-off. Dinner: skipped, snack Almonds and Pecans. 

Wednesday: Breakfast: Omelet & toast, Exercise: Five mile paddle, weight workout

Thursday: Breakfast, Fruit w/yogurt and a muffin, turkey sandwich, excercise: files miles ar racing speed, one mile cool off. Dinner: Two beers (!!!) Ahi ceasar, pork

Friday: Fruit, yogurt, muffin, lunch–bar. Exercise 10 mile paddle, last three in heavy headwind. Dinner: Shrimp, sirloint tips, beer, cake and ice cream (yeah, yeakh, I know but I just burned 1326 calories on the paddle)

Weigh in: 248 pounds!!!

5:52 pm
August 22, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

Yeah sure….put up a pic of you sucking in your gut and an old fat faced photoshopped dashboard hula doll of me. Get that box cutter ready bro.


Here's my weigh in results:


Name: Stoneaxe

Current weight: 250

Weekly goal: 2 pounds per week

Number of weeks: 15

 First week tracking form:

Week: 1 Start Weight: 250

Daily Goals–Exercise and eating ( I didn't track my food this week…probably a good thing)

Friday 2 hour paddle, steady pace cruising with Sue. We switch boards when we cruise together. Makes me work harder and evens up our speed.

Saturday. Heavy chop upwind/downwind paddle 4 hours. 15 knot winds heavy chop….paddle hard upwind for a mile turn and run with the swell downwind, rinse and repeat. My favorite kind of workout paddle.

Sunday..7 hours of extraordinary surfing on the Cape. Chest to head high and glass

Monday: 30 min. interval run, 20 min. high rep. light weight workout

Tuesday: Knees hurting…..upper body workout only

Wednesday: 2 hour cruise with Sue, crunches, 100 pushups

Thursday: 30 min. interval run, 20 min. high rep. light weight workout

Friday: 2 hours of Surfing with Sue. Knee to thigh but fun, 30 min interval run.

I haven't been tracking what I eat but I'll start keeping a better diary. This past week was a bust for diet anyway

Weigh in: 246 lbs….you're catching up bro. I better be good this week….glad you won't be getting as much of a workout…:)


6:52 pm
August 22, 2008


newb

Newbie

posts 1

This is a test post for the spam stuff.

3:11 pm
September 8, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

Second Week Weigh in: 248 pounds

Monday to Monday September 8  In New York City and at Watckins Glen to race my vintage car (Peyote) at the Watkind Glen Vintage Festival. New York was a semi-disaster for the diet and exercise regime. Semi because I walked or bicycled every day and was reasonable about the food most meals, but too much beer and wine and I didn't get any of the extended exercise I get from paddling. I'm sitting in Ohare Airport typing this, headed back to Portland. Tomorrow I should pick up my new Starboard Point board and get serious about paddling again. About one month until the race.

I'll start doing detailed logining again on the diet once I get home. I hope I didn't gain any weight back–doesn't feel like a did, but I doubt I made any progress. Good thing I was two weeks ahead.

11:52 am
September 9, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

Uck, weighed myself this morning: 251. The week in New York took a toll. So I'm right on target instead of a week ahead as I hoped. Off to paddle. I'm piciking up my Starboard Point this afternoon.

Monday: Breakfast: Heritage flakes and strawberries, coffee. Nice to be back to a healthy breakfast. Lunch: Wrap with ham and cheese.

9:29 pm
September 13, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

Not sure how but I'm down to 243. I haven't paddled or done any heavy exercise for over a week because of the chest pains (doc says its just inflammation of the muscles surrounding the ribs and breastbone…presc. 800 mg ibuprofen and rest). I did go out for a light paddle today to fish…got skunked. I am going out tomorrow for a light cruise with Sue but I still won't get any hard paddling until mid next week. I'm going to do a LOT of interval running though.

I thought for sure I was going to put some weight back on after last weekend. I did watch what I ate this week. Happened to do a lot of walking this week and did curls while watching the tube but thats about it.

Hehe…twice this week I had women comment on the shape I'm in. 1st the nurse at the doc's office said she never would have guessed I was 50. Then one of the girls at the office commented on the change. Asked what the heck I had done to get into shape so fast, then said the girls in the office all agreed that I was looking smokin hot. I think I turned a bright red but I have to admit that it feels good to turn heads at 50. Pretty surprising too. Sue thinks its pretty funny.

4:36 am
September 14, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

I'm back to 249, so I lost my nice lead, but I'm back on schedule. Paddled like hell all week long. My shirts are starting to not fit again, only now it's shoulders instead of gut. I”m pretty sure that Stand Up Paddling is the world's most perfect exercise. Fewer injuries, lots of fun, great surroundings, and it works every muscle.

Next week I have to really watch what I eat, I've been slacking a little bit.

I'm happy to be getting into good shape, but I look every bit of 61 I'm afraid.

12:40 pm
September 17, 2008


MalibuPaddleboarder

Guest

How is the “The Point” board?  I have an 11'6 Naish and wondering how “The Point ” is out on the open ocean compared to an all round board.

8:10 pm
September 19, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

Do I hear a Uke being tuned up? 240 today Bro…or should that be bra? That despite the fact that I still was taking it easy this week. No distance or hard paddles. I do a light run in the morning and lots of reps with light weights while watching the tube (not much tube watching so not much of that). I have watched what I eat. Breakfast bar and a banana with a cup of black coffee in the morning. Mostly salads for lunch but the occasional sandwich. Supper I usually kind of eat heavy. One thing i've tried to stick to is NO snacking.

Today was my 1st day back for a hard workout. 3 hours paddling in tough conditions..10-15 mph onshore with sloppy, choppy, 6 sec. chest to head high waves. did some surfing but it went mostly shorebreak so i paddled out a couple miles into it and then ran back in with a mini-downwinder. Lots of fun but i'm really sore tonight. probably overdid it for the 1st time back in a couple weeks. Tomorrow and Sunday are supposed to be cleaner. I'm headed to Wellfleet on Sunday with Jacqui and Sue. May hook up with Jody Craven.

3:40 pm
September 25, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

246 today, should be about the same on Friday. I think this is week five (pretty sure) and I've lost 11 pounds so far, which is right on schedule. This is working pretty well (for the first time in my life there's been a pint of Hagen Daz coffee ice cream in the freezer for two weeks, usually they last until ten seconds after Diane leaves), except my shoulders are killing me from this morning's paddle. I pushed it a little trying to get under 10 minutes per mile. Made it but couldn't hold it. Still I did 2.99 miles in 36:26. That's a 12 minute average mile. Considering I started out in the high 15's I'm pretty happy with the progress.

Ouch, ouch, ouch.

3:41 pm
September 25, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

Hey Malibu, I haven't tried the point in the open water yet, just flatwater where I think my weight defeated the design.

7:50 am
September 26, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

I need some free time….240 again this week…no board time except for an awesome surf session last Sunday at Wellfleet with Jody. Tough part now is we're headed into the mid season. I'm going out this weekend to get a shorty. The board shorts and rash don't cut it when its 55 even if the water is still in the 60's.

We're supposed to have some big surf this weekend so i get some hours in for sure. damn chest is still bothering me though. Lack of water time has my head acting up too.

I thought this was week 4. Don't forget we skipped a week because of Watkins Glen.

9:47 pm
October 4, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

Damn….guess its time for a stupid human trick. i put a couple pounds back on this week. 242…haven't had much paddling time and treadmill/weights is SO boring. Haven't been too careful of what I eat either. Still thought I would be OK but evidently not. I'm going to have to buckle down on the diet and make sure I get more board time. I should have started this thibg with you at the beginning of the summer. Lots more daylight available then and no wetsuit required.

7:58 pm
October 7, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

238 this morning.

9:06 pm
October 17, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

239…hopefully my head starts to cooperate soon. Haven't been able to get much exercise in. Tough to do this….and also pointless…without water time. Need to start getting back out 2-3 times/week min. for this to work.

10:12 pm
October 26, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

I think I need to press the reset button. Seems the scale at the house is WAY off. Went for my physical last Tuesday…Doctor's scale reads 255. Very weird…I'm down to a 38″ waist. House scale reads 237…..damn…recalibrate. Not sure what that does for the body fat content….my upper body has gotten bigger than it ever was and it wasn't small to start. I need to buckle down on the diet and spend a lot more time on the water. Planning on every day…at least for the near term.

10:56 am
October 27, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

Never believe doctors scales. They are always high and they weigh you at random times with random amounts of clothes on. I weighed 252 the other day at the doctor's, came home, put on shorts and weighed myself on the scale in my workout room and I was 236. The scale up there is a good quality beam scale.

I haven't been diligent about the bet lately either.  The trip to San Diego killed me. I suggest we DO punch the reset button. Weigh yourself tomorrow morning and we'll start again. two pounds per week. Same bet.

11:15 pm
November 5, 2008


stoneaxe

Kanaha

posts 13

Well i don't have a decent scale at home but it was what I was using. OK…reset i've been bad last couple weeks…using food to make me happy since getting laid off. Peanut butter and jelly with a big glas of milk followed by a desert of halloween candy will do the trick (albeit temporariliy)  of getting your mind off things. Been focusing my free time on the job search and getting caught up on some chores around the house. Time to buckle down and get back on the water more…heads been acting up since I haven't been paddling as much. Still can't believe what a difference it makes.

Really thought I was going to be able to be a LOT more disciplined about this. Wish we had some races around here. I think I'd do much better with a focus beyond it being good for me.

8:32 am
November 6, 2008


PonoBill

Admin

posts 80

I didn't know you got laid off, I'm sorry to hear that. I imagine firms like yours are pretty hard hit. It's getting everyone–me too.

We've got a scale here somewhere, I'll dig it up today. I need to stay out of the water for a few days, got a nasty cut from a rock yesterday. Really stupid. Tried to water start off the beach insted of kneeling. Fell right into a rock pile. I suspect I'm going to be restarting at close to the same weight from the way my clothes are fitting.

Add a New Topic Reply to Post


Reply to Topic: Get Fit with/for SUP

NOTE: New Posts are subject to administrator approval before being displayed

Guest Name (Required):

Guest EMail (Required):

Guest URL (required)

Math Required!
What is the sum of: 11 + 9        (Required)

Topic Reply:


 
© Simple:Press Forum - Version 3.1.4 (Build 357)