Comments on: Weighty Matters http://www.hollandodiet.com/2004/08/09/weighty-matters.html The Internet's Best Diet Sat, 22 Nov 2008 05:32:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.1.2 By: Holland A. Sullivan, Jr. http://www.hollandodiet.com/2004/08/09/weighty-matters.html#comment-30 Holland A. Sullivan, Jr. Wed, 31 Dec 1969 17:00:00 +0000 http://www.hollandodiet.com/2004/08/09/weighty-matters.html#comment-30 You were six feet tall and only 150 pounds at the end of your freshman year? How I envy your discipline! Perhaps now that I have time for Gold's Gym, I can make use of the place to aid in weight loss. I have learned the hard way, though, that jogging is not done best daily.<br /><br />What are the group's thoughts on exercise regimens?<br /><br />My weight-loss plan resembles less the "dead cat bounce" of the stock market during recession and more the topography of California as it approaches the sea. A steep drop from the mountains, followed by something of a plateau, and then a last steep drop (in some areas) before reaching the sea. I base that faulty geographical analysis on (a) my flight into LA, and (b) my drive up the coast to Santa Barbara, which included more than a few precipitous drops. I base that biometric analysis on my previous failed dieting attempts. I always "fall off the mountain" of 180 lbs., then coast along a plateau around 160 lbs. or so, and then have a final drop (rarely made) to 155 lbs. My target for this diet is 155 lbs., despite the Pizza Hut sinful infractions of last evening. You were six feet tall and only 150 pounds at the end of your freshman year? How I envy your discipline! Perhaps now that I have time for Gold’s Gym, I can make use of the place to aid in weight loss. I have learned the hard way, though, that jogging is not done best daily.

What are the group’s thoughts on exercise regimens?

My weight-loss plan resembles less the “dead cat bounce” of the stock market during recession and more the topography of California as it approaches the sea. A steep drop from the mountains, followed by something of a plateau, and then a last steep drop (in some areas) before reaching the sea. I base that faulty geographical analysis on (a) my flight into LA, and (b) my drive up the coast to Santa Barbara, which included more than a few precipitous drops. I base that biometric analysis on my previous failed dieting attempts. I always “fall off the mountain” of 180 lbs., then coast along a plateau around 160 lbs. or so, and then have a final drop (rarely made) to 155 lbs. My target for this diet is 155 lbs., despite the Pizza Hut sinful infractions of last evening.

]]> By: Matthew http://www.hollandodiet.com/2004/08/09/weighty-matters.html#comment-31 Matthew Wed, 31 Dec 1969 17:00:00 +0000 http://www.hollandodiet.com/2004/08/09/weighty-matters.html#comment-31 Well, I was 150 lbs during fencing season, which ended in the spring. I don't recall what I weighed at the end of the school year, but doubtless it was at least somewhat higher. I didn't train too hard in the off-season. Well, I was 150 lbs during fencing season, which ended in the spring. I don’t recall what I weighed at the end of the school year, but doubtless it was at least somewhat higher. I didn’t train too hard in the off-season.

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