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Good for you! I am into the 5th week of my very first BFL challenge.

All the best.

>

>

> Howdy Folks,

>

> I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007

season.? Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5

days a week anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed

to maintain a less than ideal weight for my height and gender.?

Running can tend to engender a I can eat whatever I want " attitude and

so I know I am responsible for where my body currently is (good news

and bad news).

>

> I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading

Body For Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green

Total Body Makeover program.?

>

> I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to

23%, and regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My

legs and butt are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

>

> I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

>

> I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the

weight training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to

getting back to it.?

>

> I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus

the ...ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

>

>

>

>

>

> Kelley

> Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

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Wecome back Kelley!

Did you ever try that lean/bulk routine I sent you? If not, I still highly

recommend. Very fun and very effective. I hope you'll be active on the

board, it's been pretty quiet around here.

If you want more support and encouragement, there are a couple of us ( ,

Machelle, and Jami) who are over in another BFL yahoo group for women. It's

very active and very motivating over there. Let me know if you're

interested and I'll send you a link. Otherwise I'm sure you can do a yahoo

group search and find us. It's called Get Fit with Body for Life. I think

you'd love it. There are lots of very knowledgeable women there. That is

where I got the lean/bulk routine as a matter of fact.

Anyhoo. Glad to have you back. I look forward to seeing your menus and

hear about your progress.

Terri

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From: bodyforlife [mailto:bodyforlife ] On

Behalf Of KelleyBFL@...

Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:32 PM

To: bodyforlife

Subject: Time for a New Effort

Howdy Folks,

I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007 season.?

Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5 days a week

anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed to maintain a less

than ideal weight for my height and gender.? Running can tend to engender a

I can eat whatever I want " attitude and so I know I am responsible for where

my body currently is (good news and bad news).

I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading Body For

Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green Total Body

Makeover program.?

I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to 23%, and

regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My legs and butt

are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the weight

training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to getting back to

it.?

I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus the

....ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

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Hi Terri!

I saved it to my computer and printed it out and carried it in my appointment

book....but never tried it.? <blush>

I would love to know about the women's BFL group.?

Thanks for the welcome.? :)

?Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

Goal: 135 by April 2008

Time for a New Effort

Howdy Folks,

I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007 season.?

Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5 days a week

anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed to maintain a less

than ideal weight for my height and gender.? Running can tend to engender a

I can eat whatever I want " attitude and so I know I am responsible for where

my body currently is (good news and bad news).

I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading Body For

Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green Total Body

Makeover program.?

I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to 23%, and

regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My legs and butt

are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the weight

training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to getting back to

it.?

I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus the

....ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

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Well, here’s the link to the group;

GetFit_With_Body_for_LIFE Come join us!!

And print out that work out again. It really is my most favorite routine

I’ve ever had in the 7 years that I’ve been lifting weights…so try it!!!

Terri

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From: bodyforlife [mailto:bodyforlife ] On

Behalf Of KelleyBFL@...

Sent: Monday, October 01, 2007 2:36 PM

To: bodyforlife

Subject: Re: Time for a New Effort

Hi Terri!

I saved it to my computer and printed it out and carried it in my

appointment book....but never tried it.? <blush>

I would love to know about the women's BFL group.?

Thanks for the welcome.? :)

?Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

Goal: 135 by April 2008

Time for a New Effort

Howdy Folks,

I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007 season.?

Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5 days a week

anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed to maintain a less

than ideal weight for my height and gender.? Running can tend to engender a

I can eat whatever I want " attitude and so I know I am responsible for where

my body currently is (good news and bad news).

I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading Body For

Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green Total Body

Makeover program.?

I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to 23%, and

regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My legs and butt

are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the weight

training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to getting back to

it.?

I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus the

....ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

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Thanks!

 Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

Goal: 135 by April 2008

Time for a New Effort

Howdy Folks,

I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007 season.?

Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5 days a week

anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed to maintain a less

than ideal weight for my height and gender.? Running can tend to engender a

I can eat whatever I want " attitude and so I know I am responsible for where

my body currently is (good news and bad news).

I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading Body For

Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green Total Body

Makeover program.?

I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to 23%, and

regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My legs and butt

are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the weight

training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to getting back to

it.?

I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus the

....ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

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Kelley, it is great to see you back in the group and also was good to

see you at Hocking Hills. That was such a relaxing weekend for me.

I'm still doing the lean/bulk although a modified version of what

Terri sent. I've found it very effective and am loving it. I've been

cutting out some sets as I taper or come back from my streak of

marathons: 9/4/07; 9/22/07 (my first ultra - 37 miles) and the next

is 10/13/07 Baltimore. No way I could have ever considered this many

last year, but it is going very well this year.

I've found marathons to be somewhat bad for my nutrition. The week

after I tend to crave a lot of carbs which is good to replenish, but I

tend to eat a lot of extra sweets instead of good carbs. I gained a

few lbs and am trying to lose those before the next one.

Every once in awhile, I have to remind myself to clean up the

nutrition if it gets out of hand for too long. If needed, I can start

posting my menus.

Andy

>

> Wecome back Kelley!

>

>

>

> Did you ever try that lean/bulk routine I sent you? If not, I still

highly

> recommend. Very fun and very effective. I hope you'll be active on the

> board, it's been pretty quiet around here.

>

> If you want more support and encouragement, there are a couple of us

( ,

> Machelle, and Jami) who are over in another BFL yahoo group for

women. It's

> very active and very motivating over there. Let me know if you're

> interested and I'll send you a link. Otherwise I'm sure you can do

a yahoo

> group search and find us. It's called Get Fit with Body for Life.

I think

> you'd love it. There are lots of very knowledgeable women there.

That is

> where I got the lean/bulk routine as a matter of fact.

>

>

>

> Anyhoo. Glad to have you back. I look forward to seeing your menus and

> hear about your progress.

>

>

>

> Terri

>

> _____

>

> From: bodyforlife

[mailto:bodyforlife ] On

> Behalf Of KelleyBFL@...

> Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:32 PM

> To: bodyforlife

> Subject: Time for a New Effort

>

>

>

>

> Howdy Folks,

>

> I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007 season.?

> Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5 days a week

> anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed to

maintain a less

> than ideal weight for my height and gender.? Running can tend to

engender a

> I can eat whatever I want " attitude and so I know I am responsible

for where

> my body currently is (good news and bad news).

>

> I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

> conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading

Body For

> Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green Total Body

> Makeover program.?

>

> I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to

23%, and

> regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My legs

and butt

> are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

>

> I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

>

> I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the weight

> training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to getting

back to

> it.?

>

> I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus the

> ...ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

>

> Kelley

> Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

>

> __________________________________________________________

> Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! -

> http://mail. <http://mail.aol.com> aol.com

>

>

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Can Terri or Andy please post the lean/bulk routine?

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> >

> > Wecome back Kelley!

> >

> >

> >

> > Did you ever try that lean/bulk routine I sent you? If not, I still

> highly

> > recommend. Very fun and very effective. I hope you'll be active

on the

> > board, it's been pretty quiet around here.

> >

> > If you want more support and encouragement, there are a couple of us

> ( ,

> > Machelle, and Jami) who are over in another BFL yahoo group for

> women. It's

> > very active and very motivating over there. Let me know if you're

> > interested and I'll send you a link. Otherwise I'm sure you can do

> a yahoo

> > group search and find us. It's called Get Fit with Body for Life.

> I think

> > you'd love it. There are lots of very knowledgeable women there.

> That is

> > where I got the lean/bulk routine as a matter of fact.

> >

> >

> >

> > Anyhoo. Glad to have you back. I look forward to seeing your

menus and

> > hear about your progress.

> >

> >

> >

> > Terri

> >

> > _____

> >

> > From: bodyforlife

> [mailto:bodyforlife ] On

> > Behalf Of KelleyBFL@

> > Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:32 PM

> > To: bodyforlife

> > Subject: Time for a New Effort

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Howdy Folks,

> >

> > I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007 season.?

> > Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5 days a week

> > anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed to

> maintain a less

> > than ideal weight for my height and gender.? Running can tend to

> engender a

> > I can eat whatever I want " attitude and so I know I am responsible

> for where

> > my body currently is (good news and bad news).

> >

> > I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

> > conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading

> Body For

> > Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green

Total Body

> > Makeover program.?

> >

> > I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to

> 23%, and

> > regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My legs

> and butt

> > are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

> >

> > I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

> >

> > I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the

weight

> > training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to getting

> back to

> > it.?

> >

> > I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus the

> > ...ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

> >

> > Kelley

> > Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

> >

> > __________________________________________________________

> > Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL

Mail! -

> > http://mail. <http://mail.aol.com> aol.com

> >

> >

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Thanks Andy.

Yeah, HH was a wonderful, albeit quick, weekend.  

It is hard for me to imagine YOU actually gaining weight!  You run 60+ miles a

week PLUS weight train!!

 Kelley

Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

Goal: 135 by April 2008

Time for a New Effort

>

>

>

>

> Howdy Folks,

>

> I have just completed my race and running goals for the 2007 season.?

> Although I have been very active with running, usually 4-5 days a week

> anywhere from 45:00 - 3:40:00 a run, I have still managed to

maintain a less

> than ideal weight for my height and gender.? Running can tend to

engender a

> I can eat whatever I want " attitude and so I know I am responsible

for where

> my body currently is (good news and bad news).

>

> I am now switching my focus to one of weight loss and overall body

> conditioning.? I am taking this week to prepare mentally by reading

Body For

> Life for Women and also refreshing my memory of the Bob Green Total Body

> Makeover program.?

>

> I already know my goals are to lose 15 pounds, reduce my BFL% to

23%, and

> regain muscle definition in my shoulders, arms and chest.? My legs

and butt

> are in pretty good shape from running (especially hills).

>

> I plan to work towards this goal for 6 month, in 12 week intervals.?

>

> I did my first BFL Challenge Oct 2001.? I have been away from the weight

> training lifestyle too long and am really looking forward to getting

back to

> it.?

>

> I will plan to have before pictures taken in the next week...plus the

> ...ugh...measurements.? It is not pretty.? :oP

>

> Kelley

> Beginning Weight: 150 lbs.

>

> __________________________________________________________

> Email and AIM finally together. You've gotta check out free AOL Mail! -

> http://mail. <http://mail.aol.com> aol.com

>

>

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