A brand new Triple.

Triple · 12-17-2010, 01:16 PM

Not waiting for the new year; diet starts the day after Christmas. I'm dropping to 145 pounds in 2011, and staying there.

I always thought my "ideal" weight was 165 pounds. I've been as heavy as 195 (both in and out of shape) and as low as 155 (this summer after my accident). I've always had a big frame for my height (just shy of 5-foot-8). I'm hovering around 170 right now, but I haven't been on an exercise routine since before my surgery.

I want to see how the skinny people live. I will pick back up on weight training, but not to the extent I used to. I'm going to try my hand at bicycling, for the cardio... and I think it will help rehabilitate my wrecked knee.

I'd also like to see how much strength I retain through the cut. I benched 300 pounds in April at about 175 pounds, and I wasn't very cut at the time; I'm hoping I can move the same weight at 145-150.

Plus, the less weight my motorcycle has to haul around, the better...

12-17-2010, 01:16 PM	#1
Triple uncomfortably numb Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: JOH-JAH! Moto: WR250R & Bonneville Posts: 409	A brand new Triple. Not waiting for the new year; diet starts the day after Christmas. I'm dropping to 145 pounds in 2011, and staying there. I always thought my "ideal" weight was 165 pounds. I've been as heavy as 195 (both in and out of shape) and as low as 155 (this summer after my accident). I've always had a big frame for my height (just shy of 5-foot-8). I'm hovering around 170 right now, but I haven't been on an exercise routine since before my surgery. I want to see how the skinny people live. I will pick back up on weight training, but not to the extent I used to. I'm going to try my hand at bicycling, for the cardio... and I think it will help rehabilitate my wrecked knee. I'd also like to see how much strength I retain through the cut. I benched 300 pounds in April at about 175 pounds, and I wasn't very cut at the time; I'm hoping I can move the same weight at 145-150. Plus, the less weight my motorcycle has to haul around, the better...