What's your commitment level to weight loss?
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Before the 1st of the month, I would say it was around an 8/10. I've set a goal for myself to lose 20lbs before May (weightloss competition at work), so considering I had lost 45lbs since November before that, I feel comfortable saying it is now a 10/10.0
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10. Definitely a huge 10.0
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I go to the gym instead of running outside due to a injury I'm allowing to heal. So gym 5-6 days a week. I log everything I eat correctly by weighing/ measuring it. I stay within my calorie goals and do eat modest amounts of yummy sugar foods. I walk my dogs 3-6 miles a day. I consider my dedication pretty low because this is now just my everyday life. It's became a habit now because I've been living this way for years.0
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I want to say high 9 because some days I go to the gym twice. I only have one rest day a week and my calories are always net 1350 with or without exercise on any given day and I log everything I eat. I won't say 10 because every few weeks I will go out to eat at a nice restaurant and have drinks and not log it.0
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10.
Doing this the healthy and sustainable way. Not losing too fast and still enjoying any type of foods I want in moderation and only sometimes. My kids are the only ones that know how hard I'm working at this since I still live normally and not like someone stuck in a neverending salad bowl. People are noticing my weight loss, but I only thank them if they compliment and then move on to another subject. I feel completely successful because I'm losing and don't feel deprived. I'm happier.0 -
Probably about 6-7 on average. It wavers.
Edit - after thinking about it, I was probably being too generous. If I was more committed, I probably wouldn't take every weekend off.0 -
Overall I'm a 9. I'm very committed to a healthy lifestyle with diet and exercise. I log accurately and exercise at least 5-6 days a week. However, my weight loss is slow due to other health issues. I take a medication where the primary side effects are "weight gain" and "joint pain" so it's a constant battle to combat those SE's to stay on the healthy path and continue to lose.0
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9.5 I'm focusing now on losing the last 8/9lbs of a 60 lbs weight loss / lifestyle change that has imcompassed the last 2.5 years of my life and changed everything. Currently workout in some copacity 6 days a week... and eating a paleo lifestyle 80% of the time. The other 20% I am allowed to "have a life"
Hope to reach goal by July 1st!!!0 -
at 8am its a 10. by lunch its a 9.8 by afternoon snack its a 9 by dinner its an 8 and at night time its on a fluid scale. lol0
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About a 2-3. While I wouldn't mind dropping down 10 lbs (or so), I'm content with where I'm at.0
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Trick question. We all have days when we just want to shove our face into a chocolate cake and other days we kick butt at the gym and have a perfect food diary. Know that those ups and downs are part of the process and its okay to be a 1 some days and be a 10 the next. Just don't give in and let it get the best of you. Today, I'm a 9
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PowerKickChic wrote: »Trick question. We all have days when we just want to shove our face into a chocolate cake and other days we kick butt at the gym and have a perfect food diary. Know that those ups and downs are part of the process and its okay to be a 1 some days and be a 10 the next. Just don't give in and let it get the best of you. Today, I'm a 9
worth repeating.
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A week ago I would have said I really wanted it but I wasn't doing anything about it, I would have given myself a 2 maybe a 3. I had an epiphany over the weekend and realized I was never going to get there until I was at least an 8 but need to be a 9 or 10 most days. I wasn't gaining weight but I wasn't losing it either. It was time to kick it into gear and get serious!0
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I've logged on to my fitness pal for 91 days straight now. I did have a week where I didn't log but that was because I was on vacation. I think out of all 91 days, I've maybe had 5 days where I severely overate. So...I think my commitment is at about a 9. I feel good about this, though.0
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While I was losing, it was 10/10. But that didn't mean there weren't days when I knowingly went over my goal, or even maintenance. Some times you need to celebrate, or you're sick and need to take care of yourself. I ensured that those days were relatively uncommon and that my overall deficit was OK. And I didn't set any deadlines or time frames.
Now that I'm at maintenance, I'm still committed, but not to weight loss. I do want to avoid gaining it back.0 -
10 this month.
5 a month ago for weight loss, 7 for maintaining. Now I'm cutting again though (probably not for long).0 -
I fluctuate between 8-10. My diet is always super on par but my exercise waxes and wanes depending on my schedule. I do always make sure to get out on some walks though, especially now that the weather is better0
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90
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CaliforniaRower wrote: »On a 1 to 10 scale, 10 being 100% commitment, where would you honestly rank yourself, both based on what's in your head and what goes into your mouth in a given week?
If I was looking for advice (which I'm not), I'd open my diary and you'd see why/how.
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10...34 pounds lost in 3 months...Start Weight 278 Now 244 26 pounds to go!!!!!0
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