Decided to start training

[PSachkovsky]

I am 5'5" and 220lbs. I am a fat fuck (and I gladly admit this), and It's time to change my life around. Thanks for some advices from American Kickboxing Academy, I know a little about eating healthy, and how doing walks helps out. They also told me about importance of training constantly on a daily basis. They taught me how to listen to my body, and not overdo the training.

To be honest, my main problem is that everytime I try to spin my life around, I give up way too fast. I tried training in the past, but guess what? I gave up and broke down way too easily. And everytime went back to the same ugly routing of sitting on the couch, eating candies, and doing absolutely nothing. I didn't care about what people say, even though I knew deep down that they were right. I used to actually think that my life is good, and that I have no health issues. Apparently, last year I found out that I actually do have a little bit of issues. Because of my big body, my heart has to work not 100% but 200%. And I had some problems breathing.

After that I decided that "no more". It's time to change this stupid life I am living (because it's basically the same as killing yourself), and start training. Nothing going to stop me this time. Not me, not my friends, not all those who say "Man, who needs training? Why do you listen to everyone?", because this is not about 'everyone', it's about me and my future. That is all.

 

[Roi]

Go for it dude

 

[Aids Johnson]

Best of luck man.

 

[Senhor Perfect]

Good luck dude

 

[PSachkovsky]

Thanks for the encouragement!

I hope I'd be able to put picture son here for my progress.

 

[Roi]

The only limit is the one you set yourself

 

[Dolph'sZiggler]

Best of luck

 

[Crayo]

Good luck man. PM me if you want any help with anything.

By the way, try DDP Yoga as well as regular cardio exercises.

 

[Robbie Coletrain]

Good luck dude, just like you said, don't overdo the training as then it won't do anything, if you are gonna try and move onto more difficult exercises do it gradually and make sure you are ready to do so, if it is too hard tone it down a bit, it's all about doing things gradually when trying to lose weight.

 

[PSachkovsky]

Good luck man. PM me if you want any help with anything.

By the way, try DDP Yoga as well as regular cardio exercises.

Thanks man. If I'll need help I'll contact you!

 

[Nano]

The only limit is the one you set yourself

^This. Come on, if you want you'll do it, never quit in this, it's better for you and your health

 

[CM Punk]

Best of luck on your journey.
If you need an help with routines, meals or just encouragement, feel free to drop a PM.

 

[GeeTeaIye]

Yeaaah, become a butch-ass mothafucka, brother :hogan:

Remember to give us pics of your muscles.

No homo. tunga:

 

[PSachkovsky]

Insanity workout, anyone?

 

[Lockard 23]

I'm kinda in a similar situation. I don't know to call myself fat but definitely got the gut sticking out. I don't even know who to listen to - some say if you eat a certain amount of calories (based on your Basic Metabolism Rate given your age and weight and height), then you're metabolism will be at such a level that you'll drop the weight naturally. But others say to simply burn more calories than you take in (3500 calories makes up one pound, and it's not considered healthy to lose more than two pounds a week.)

I'd like to lose as much as I have to within no more than a few months. My scale might be broken but it currently says I'm around 230 lbs.