How much weight do you put on over Christmas?

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• decobelle Posts: 4,717

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  15/12/12 - 18:05 #2

  I have started already, mysteriously put on half a stone in a month! Am quite small so it's noticeable. I'll probably be wearing a frickin Santa suit by Christmas day :eek:

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 514

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  15/12/12 - 18:22 #3

  I hadn't been weighing myself to check but I was certainly more 'squidgy' after previous festive seasons. But hopefully none this year as I've just lost almost 2 stone and I'll be well pissed off with myself if I put it back on!

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• scorpio man Posts: 4,960

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  15/12/12 - 18:44 #4

  With all the Xmas woolly jumpers I usually get about two stone.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 1,704

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  15/12/12 - 18:49 #5

  I intend to lose weight over Christmas. Wish me luck!
  Every year I put on at least half a stone, but thankfully lose it by the end of Jan.
  Not this year - oh no no no, it's 'Operation not get mistaken for the turkey' (also known as 'Op Big Bird Nooooo!').
  
  Have also purchased some xls medical tablets, as I can't not have cheese with my port. So it's damage limitation

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• gulliverfoyle Posts: 6,318

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  15/12/12 - 20:03 #6

  none i stop eating when ive had enough

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 7,405

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  15/12/12 - 20:27 #7

  Nothing last year and hopefully nothing again this year.

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• ic Posts: 903

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  15/12/12 - 20:36 #8

  Then we'll hear everyone moaning about their weight gain for months.There is a solution you greedy tw***.

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• Missli Posts: 3,839

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  15/12/12 - 20:38 #9

  decobelle wrote: »

  I have started already, mysteriously put on half a stone in a month! Am quite small so it's noticeable. I'll probably be wearing a frickin Santa suit by Christmas day :eek:

  
  Me too! :D

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• decobelle Posts: 4,717

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  15/12/12 - 20:41 #10

  Missli wrote: »

  Me too! :D

  
  Mince pie my fellow chubster? Lol

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• Creamtea Posts: 14,682

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  15/12/12 - 20:41 #11

  Ugh, I don't even want to think about it. It's already creeping on...

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• Dave1979 Posts: 1,804

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  15/12/12 - 20:54 #12

  I lose weight as I don't bother with the gym/weights for 2 and a half weeks!

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• swingaleg Posts: 103,093

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  15/12/12 - 21:09 #13

  I've put on loads of weight recently...........it's getting to the stage where it's worrying me...........:o
  
  It's been about a stone and a half in the last year..........:o

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• DaisyBill Posts: 4,339

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  15/12/12 - 21:15 #14

  I didn't put any on last year and I don't intend to put any on this year either. I will maybe have a few little treats but I won't be making a massive pig of myself just because it's Christmas.

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• netcurtains Posts: 23,494

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  15/12/12 - 21:18 #15

  None hopefully, I've got a WW weigh in on 2nd of Jan and I'll be mortified if I've put some on.

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• Jimmy Connors Posts: 117,813

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  15/12/12 - 21:24 #16

  I have had 'man flu' for the past 10 days, so have lost half a stone. That will not stay off for long.

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• TUTV Viewer Posts: 6,236

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  15/12/12 - 21:46 #17

  Eat every 3 hours during the waking day and your body will never crave calories and attempt to store fat.
  
  Never confuse thirst with hunger and keep yourself hydrated.
  
  Enjoy the extra nibbles at Christmas, if your body is well trained, the pleasure will just pass through.

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• zx50 Posts: 91,267

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  15/12/12 - 21:49 #18

  I don't pig out at all over Christmas. Food wise, I just treat it like any other day.

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• shirlt9 Posts: 5,085

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  15/12/12 - 22:09 #19

  CaptainCook wrote: »

  I usually put on half a stone or maybe a stone. I bet hardly anyone loses weight!
  
  So how much do you put on?

  
  This Christmas am going to lose it..my husband and I have 2 weeks off together and apart from pigging out Christmas day we are back on a health kick food wise and Insanity DVDs..a promise we have made to each other..

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• benjamini Posts: 32,066

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  15/12/12 - 22:11 #20

  Dont know, dont care. My weight has been steady for 40 years, and yes I think I am very lucky.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 791

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  15/12/12 - 22:11 #21

  I don't understand what the big deal is about weight gain over the Christmas period. Who cares? It's the time of year where it's natural to over-indulge in certain stuff, be it food from the Christmas dinner or a bit too much alcohol, so don't worry about it!
  
  I weigh myself every Friday and was shocked that I didn't change weight over the Christmas week last year, but the week after I put on 4lbs. I didn't beat myself up about it and naturally lost it anyway.
  
  It's not like you're eating like that every day where it's becoming a habit and you're body gets used to it. Like a previous poster said, it will pass through with maybe a pound or two gained but it will gone by mid January.
  
  The average person eats 4000 calories on Christmas day, so if you're having an extra mince pie this year don't think you're being greedy, just remember that most of the population will be exactly the same as you.

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• husted Posts: 5,287

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  15/12/12 - 22:12 #22

  netcurtains wrote: »

  None hopefully, I've got a WW weigh in on 2nd of Jan and I'll be mortified if I've put some on.

  
  Are you a wrestler?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 7,246

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  15/12/12 - 22:14 #23

  I put on 20 stone over christmas last year

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 613

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  15/12/12 - 23:08 #24

  About a stone but I have put about half of that on already with raiding my goody box,by gum I do enjoy it though.

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