The Great HT 2026 weigh in.

[Scott85]

218 this morning.

 

[Deez Nutz]

I’m in. Like to get to 185. Love to get to 180.

12/23/25 204.2

1/6/26 193.8

 

[npaden]

233.3 on Monday. That's down from 260ish about this time last year. Would like to knock another 10 to 15 off this year. Ran 2 miles last night.

 

[cgasner1]

Chatbot says I got 13# to go to reach the goal and 8-12 weeks. I’m taking that personally and would like to do it in 5 what’s chatbot know

 

[wihunter12]

I'm in. Got on the scale January 5th and weighed 243. Haven't done much the last few months exercise wise. First goal is 220 and will adjust from there. Started tracking calories for the first time and will be doing a mixture of exercise bike, walking and weights.

 

[Gellar]

In case you need another reason to workout in the morning instead of the afternoon…unexpected visitors.

I hit the snooze this morning and next thing I knew it was time to get up for work. well, I figured I’d just do my workout this afternoon. I got home and got my workout gear on which today is just spandex pants(don’t knock it until you try it) a t-shirt, and an Iowa wrestling hat. The kids wanted an after school snack so I was cooking them ramen noodles and there is a knock on the door. Im ten feet from the door and I can see someone looking in, I go to the door and it’s my daughter’s teacher. She brought my daughter flowers because her grandma passed away over Christmas Break. How sweet! But jeezus I’m in spandex pants, we never get visitors!

I work with her husband so I’m sure I will get crap about this tomorrow, or maybe even tonight from him!

 

[TOGIE]

with kids the only reliable way i've found to work out consistently is using my lunch break at work.

i recognize that am quite lucky that i have the flexibility to take long lunches and use a rec center a mere 5 minutes away.

i would be wary of skipping sleep to work out in the mornings personally. i think the ramifications of long term sleep loss will bite you harder than any benefits gained from working out.

 

[Gellar]

with kids the only reliable way i've found to work out consistently is using my lunch break at work.

i recognize that am quite lucky that i have the flexibility to take long lunches and use a rec center a mere 5 minutes away.

i would be wary of skipping sleep to work out in the mornings personally. i think the ramifications of long term sleep loss will bite you harder than any benefits gained from working out.

I go to bed between 9 and 10 and get up at 4:45 to work out. If I don’t work out I’m usually up and moving by 5:15 or 5:30 at the latest without an alarm.

I am so lucky, I go for a trail hike, during work, without taking lunch, because I’m “inspecting the trails.”

 

[Chad Gus]

Rang in the new year at 227, last night I was 223. Goal is 190 by my birthday, in October

 

[npaden]

Trying to get back in the habit. Ran another 2 miles after work this evening.

 

[44hunter45]

In case you need another reason to workout in the morning instead of the afternoon…unexpected visitors.

I hit the snooze this morning and next thing I knew it was time to get up for work. well, I figured I’d just do my workout this afternoon. I got home and got my workout gear on which today is just spandex pants(don’t knock it until you try it) a t-shirt, and an Iowa wrestling hat. The kids wanted an after school snack so I was cooking them ramen noodles and there is a knock on the door. Im ten feet from the door and I can see someone looking in, I go to the door and it’s my daughter’s teacher. She brought my daughter flowers because her grandma passed away over Christmas Break. How sweet! But jeezus I’m in spandex pants, we never get visitors!

I work with her husband so I’m sure I will get crap about this tomorrow, or maybe even tonight from him!