woddyuk Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Quit smoking ? Diet? Stop biting toenails ? :eek: Stop making crap posts on foxestalk ? See city get back to back wins ?? anything personal or footy related ?
MikeyT Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Lose weight. Used to be slim and quite toned, then I quit smoking a year ago almost In January and put on about 3 stone. I substituted the ciggys for crisps!
Fox92 Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 I'm not one for the "new me this year" as I don't really get or like it when people say that, but, on a personal level I don't want to make silly mistakes again! I made a lot of mistakes this year that I wish I could go back and change. I don't want to do anything like that again next year, and be in this same situation of wishing I could change it.
jonthefox Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 To eat healthier and to stop being a miserable sod.
jonthefox Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Be more awesome. I dont think you could be. Something else please.
Saxondale Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Lose weight. Used to be slim and quite toned, then I quit smoking a year ago almost In January and put on about 3 stone. I substituted the ciggys for crisps! I want to lose some weight again but I know should really stop smoking. I know I won't be able to do both! I'm going for weight.
leicesterisme Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Just to get fit really, I've already started it but really want to go for it in the new year.
MikeyT Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 I want to lose some weight again but I know should really stop smoking. I know I won't be able to do both! I'm going for weight. I found an exercise bike in a charity shop, for £5 so bought that. Now i just need to use the thing. haha
Bert Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Can't stand it when people say "new year, new me" or "not gonna take any shit this year" because it's a load of tripe. My NYR is not to make one.
Saxondale Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 I found an exercise bike in a charity shop, for £5 so bought that. Now i just need to use the thing. haha Bargain! I found that exercising didn't help me lose weight much, mainly because it gives me an appetite. I lose weight by simply dramatically cutting my calorie intake. Ie. smoking instead of eating!
I am Rod Hull Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Trim my bush more often. The neighbours have started to complain...
Ross 'LCFC' Turner Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 stop wasting all my money on Leicester!
FoxesAreBlue Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 To cheer the fvck up and stop complaining
Alexikokopops Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 I'm being cliche and might join the gym, although that's largely due to the fact I've discovered there's one near me for £19 a month. I quit the last one because I was paying £70 far too much. I can handle £19 a month (with no contract). I've also decided to do proper food shopping. I've found, with a Tesco express on the way in between the tube and my flat, that I only shop on a need to eat basis. This has lead to me having an awful diet and not cooking. I use to cook a lot before. Oh, and cycle to work regularly. That's largely due to my work starting the cycle to work scheme.
Guest Bilo Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 I will also be joining the gym when I move into my new place. Less time on the net and more time working and shit. Get to see a few more games if poss. Probably join a sports club or two now I'm working Mon-Fri.
FoxesAreBlue Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 I have to pipe up here, The Gym Group in town (behind Next behind The Hihcross) is £16 per month, also free carparking in town after 5pm (£1 for 2.5hrs before 5). It's also open 24/7 but best of all it's where I work from! If it's convenient to you it definitely worth a look, they might even drop the sign up fee in January - I don't know for sure though
Alexikokopops Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 I have to pipe up here, The Gym Group in town (behind Next behind The Hihcross) is £16 per month, also free carparking in town after 5pm (£1 for 2.5hrs before 5). It's also open 24/7 but best of all it's where I work from! If it's convenient to you it definitely worth a look, they might even drop the sign up fee in January - I don't know for sure though Sadly it's about two hours out the way for me!
FoxesAreBlue Posted 30 December 2011 Posted 30 December 2011 Perhaps not then, but have a look to see if there is one near you www.thegymgroup.co.uk Oh and theirs no contract
The Doctor Posted 1 January 2012 Posted 1 January 2012 I don't really do New Year's resolutions - If I want to change then I'll do it, rather than go for the "New year, new me" shit. I would however like to cut down on my drinking a slight bit and learn how to cook something other than bacon and curry.
Bob Weasel Fox Posted 1 January 2012 Posted 1 January 2012 Be a better husband to my wife, to carry on being a good person and try not to be pissed off with things i cant change. Oh and to be stronger and fitter than ever, which is bloody hard when im 16 stone plus
dave the caveman Posted 1 January 2012 Posted 1 January 2012 Lose weight. Used to be slim and quite toned, then I quit smoking a year ago almost In January and put on about 3 stone. I substituted the ciggys for crisps! Almost exactly this, except my substitution was kit kat caramels and donuts. I started up at the gym in August though so my NYR is more to carry on with it than to start. Also looking to make this year a good one at work, making every day count rather than letting the number of dead days build up.
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