What's the point?

[severine]

UMMM its fun. Look at it this way. Those chips were history whether you went riding or not. At least you burnt them off before you ate them.

Good point! :beer:

I find it funny that if I eat apples, they send me into a tailspin eating frenzy. Strange.... :blink:

 

[snoseek]

Good point! :beer:

I find it funny that if I eat apples, they send me into a tailspin eating frenzy. Strange.... :blink:

Wow, apples? Just Apples not other fruit?

 

[severine]

Wow, apples? Just Apples not other fruit?

Whenever I eat apples, I get super hungry afterwards. Not sure why it's just them - never had that problem with any other kind of fruit.

 

[SKIQUATTRO]

wore my Polar HR monitor one day spring skiing at Sugarbush....burned 3600 calories..was neat looking at the graph of my HR all spikes (HR up when skiing then crashes on the lift, then spikes when skiing, crashes on the lift)

 

[GrilledSteezeSandwich]

wore my Polar HR monitor one day spring skiing at Sugarbush....burned 3600 calories..was neat looking at the graph of my HR all spikes (HR up when skiing then crashes on the lift, then spikes when skiing, crashes on the lift)

Wow I didn't realize skiing burned that many calories since a good percentage of the day is spent sitting on the lift. I bet at Jackson Hole I burn the most calories due to the longer sustained pitch and vert...except for when I do my mad steezy speed groomer zoomer runs off the gangala..

 

[Trekchick]

I always lose more weight in the winter than the summer.
I think its because I tend to shovel sidewalks and ski a lot in the winter while soups are my fav food.
In the summer, I enjoy a stop at the DQ after a hard burnin bike ride

All in all, I come from a family of people with over weight tendencies, with the exception of my paternal grandparents. They were/are extremely active, outdoorsy people.
I don't work out, I just happen to have passions for stuff that keeps me out there doing stuff and burning calories.

 

[Marc]

I maintain 160 - 165 lbs in the summer and 165 - 170 lbs in the winter. The extra insulation helps. I'm 5'11".