THE RESULTS ARE IN! VR Weight Loss Challenge & Discussion Pt. 2

The Experiment: A 30-Day Journey to Weight Loss and Virtual Reality Fitness

I've probably changed my diet like 10% since it started, and I have to say that being said, any weight that I lose today that I've lost can now be attributed a little bit more to the workout portion of the experiment as opposed to the diet one. I'm pretty much all dressed for this workout session, wearing what I was when I weighed myself last month, apart from the shirts – I was wearing a Paul's Hardware shirt then, and uh, this is the same material we go through with the same t-shirt guy, no socks, just my belt, and um pants. I had to change my pants, so I'm going to change them really quickly. I'm going to jump on the scale hopefully not break the scale in the process, and we'll see how much weight I've managed to lose in 30 days from working out in virtual reality.

As for day one, I weighed in at 167.5 lbs, and I didn't have a goal in mind as to how many pounds I wanted to lose; it was just to see how many could I lose in general. So with that said, um, I'm going to go ahead and turn the scale on, all right. I'm going to place my uh my transmitter my mic transmitter on the side there wasn't wearing it last time no socks – all the same tricks, let me get on the scale evenly here, ready, I'm going to stop right now, 162.5, 16, so that's almost 5 lb, that's uh 4.6 lb; yes, that is correct. I can math um, so nearly 5 lb in 30 days – that's actually pretty good, especially for someone like me, I'm 5'7, and you know, I'm short, but uh you can kind of see like I guess, I can sort of tell that I've slimmed down a little bit. It's more noticeable for me because you know, I see myself in the mirror every day; most people probably won't notice, but um, I definitely do feel a tad thinner – and that's pretty cool. Um, so the hard work seems to have paid off, and I guess the question now is what am I going to continue doing this? Am I going to continue working out in VR and um, am I going to keep this up? Honestly, I would like to it's it's it's been tough, guys don't get me wrong; like my schedule is so busy with the channel and whatnot making videos for you guys – um, that uh I really had to try it was a struggle to make that 4-day a week commitment. And I know it sounds lame – it's it's only 4 hours a week, but it's been pretty difficult when you have to share your work space with your workout space.

So I've been doing everything in my office for the last month – so that means if I'm in the middle of a build or something like that and I just got parts all over the place, um and I haven't done my VR workout that day, I have to clean up everything even if it's just you. I'm not even done with that project; I have to sort of reset the room and open it up so that I have room to room scale and play – and stuff. So, that's been pretty difficult, honestly; think maybe once I get a studio – we're still working on that – but um once that locks in, then I can maybe open up that office just as a permanent VR workout space. That would be awesome.

In my opinion, this beats the gym hands down – you don't have to deal with other people; you don't have to deal with nasty machines that other people are using; it's all from your house; I hate leaving the house when I don't have to and being able to just walk into my room next door is supremely convenient and just works for my sort of lazy lifestyle sometimes. So, uh, you guys let me know what you think of all this – what you think of the results; can you tell can you tell in my face have I lost any weight at all? Like I I honestly like I don't know I don't know what other people are seeing you guys you guys see me every day more or less. Let me know in the comments down below what you think, and we'll uh we'll talk soon; I've got some more stuff planned for you guys in the very near future of course as always – so be sure to subscribe.