Sunday, September 25, 2005

300#






Here is a picture at 335# for comparison purposes:


It is nice to see that 35# does make a difference!

8 Comments:

Blogger Robert W said...

Thanks Adam.

I am 6'4". My BMI is 36.5. <30 is my goal.

5:36 AM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Congrats on reaching that milestone! I love the first photo!

7:46 PM  
Blogger Dee said...

Wow the 35# is a very big difference in you!! You can totally see it [I'm a little jealous right now]

Awesome work, keep it up!

9:15 PM  
Blogger Robert W said...

Thanks all. I will shoot the same three poses again at 285#, to continue to measure progress. If my calculations are right 275# will put me in the high end of the normal bodyfat range (at least by American standards) so 285# should be a dramatic difference.

5:35 AM  
Blogger Bex said...

Congratulations! Seriously. You.Rock.

You look gorgeous in all your pics. You are an inspiration to me, Robert.

9:34 AM  
Blogger Robert W said...

Thanks Becky, although these are more cautionary pictures to me than a celebration of progress. I really feel as if I am much thinner than the camera is showing, which of course is a major reason I have let my weight get so high. Unless you are a muscular sevenfooter, there is no reason for anyone to weigh 300#!

I figure I am at least 30# away from not being disapointed when I catch a glimpse of my reflection.

10:12 AM  
Blogger Robert W said...

Thanks Kelly. The bodyimage problem is IMHO, much tougher for women because optimal bodyfat percentage is so subjective for them. Up to a certain point more fat is better on them, whereas it is never really a positive for men.

3:13 PM  
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