
I’m back after a two-year break to share where I am with my health and weight-loss journey. At 61, I’m thinking more seriously about aging, staying active, and why it feels important to start now rather than wait for the perfect moment.
I talk about getting started with exercise again—and the challenge of sticking with it when a routine gets boring. I’ve been using different workout options at home, setting up a TV in the basement, and putting exercise on my calendar so I treat it like an appointment.
I started with the rowing machine and share how I worked up from shorter sessions to a 20-minute workout. I also talk about weight fluctuations and why I’m trying to stay consistent instead of getting discouraged by a plateau.
Late-night snacking is one of my biggest challenges. I reflect on what I learned from fasting before blood work, why calorie-dense snacks can add up, and how I use Cronometer to track my food and weight.
I discuss planning ahead, cooking more often, and relying less on fast food. I also share a recent 17-day stretch without ice cream and the reminder I’m giving myself: progress doesn’t require perfection, but it does require continuing.
230 Lbs (down 3 lbs from last episode)
This episode describes my personal experience and isn’t medical advice. I encourage listeners to talk with their healthcare professionals about their own health and exercise plans.
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