Non-gym Success stories
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I am just starting out. I have started doing 1 hour roller blading 3-4 times per week because that is the only exercise I know how to do. Any advise?0
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The big ones for me are walking / riding a bike. They are easy to do and great for burning calories.0
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thank u @mymadfatdiary940
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@vanessalungaro i walk briskly for an hour atleast 4 times a week. You can start with walking. it helps a lot. Also there are a lot of dance workouts available on youtube. I personally do Keaira Lashae's videos. youtube is great for finding workouts. Find what u like and start doing it0
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40 pounds since January by eating more carefully and fitnessblender workouts. 5 days a week for usually around 30 min a day.0
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thats great @mimigingerbread keep up the good work0
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I keep my calories in check and walk/ run 5 or so times a week-- mostly walking and picking up to a run in intervals as I feel like my body can do it. That's pretty much my only exercise (started at 2 miles a day... Now up to 4-5 miles a day) I've lost 35 lbs in 4 months.0
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I've lost 23 pounds (some before MFP) doing the 30 day shred, walking 2-6 miles a day with my dog (depends on the weather), and now have just started fitnessblender HIIT workouts, which are in my opinion fantastic!0
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@tesemarie and @teahlee123 thats great!! great weight loss
@teahlee123 i saw your before after in another discussion u look great girl! noticible difference. Our body structure looks kinda same0 -
I lift weights at home following stronglifts 5x5. It has transformed my body unlike any other workout I have ever done.0
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@niharikashukla28 Thank you!!! I see you are making fantastic progress as well, keep up the great work! We will be at goal before you know it:)0
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I started in Feb 2012, weighed around 196lbs. I lost my first two stone by "walking" on my wii fit. I then incorporated DVDs to do at home with the occasional cross trainer session. I haven't been to the gym once during my weight loss. In total i've lost arond 6 stone just by watching what I eat.
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wow @laineybz U look fantastic! Great job0
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Other than the occasional hotel gym when travelling, I've never set foot in a gym. I'm halfway to goal (15 lbs down).0
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I work out at home. Don't have a true "before" on this computer, but I was 162lbs. Now 140lbs. 15 more lbs to go....0
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vanessalungaro wrote: »
These are great forms of exercise!0 -
13muthonikimani wrote: »I walk and run every day. do aerial yoga for at least an hour 2-3 times a week. I started adding angled pull ups and angled pushups. I could probably used to focus on the abdominal area as well. I want a nice stomach when I lose the layer of fat covering it via my cardio.
I've lost nearly 20lbs since January. I do wish it was more, but slow and steady wins the race
Aerial yoga sounds amazing!
I truly love it. if I weren't already engaged, I might propose to it0 -
simply_bubbz wrote: »I workout at home, I did it before and in 19 months i dropped 156lbs, i gained 200lbs when I quit smoking replacing that habit with food, I gained some back since then and im back at it now, lost a total of 32lbs in the last 7 weeks for a total of 92lbs lost and 108 left to my goal
Wow that's awesome! Hw many cals you eat a day?
between 1200-1400 and i give myself a cheat day once a week to eat whatever and those days I usually consume between 1400-1800, I also do low carb 120 or less per day but high protein and I eat a bunch of veggies and fruits, I workout for 1hr on my treadmill or I do a mix of my biggest loser circuit training and treadmill either way 1hr everyday for workouts taking one day off every week! =D
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I have Just started around June 1st 2015 I have 200 lbs to loose. I found a slightly used urban rebounder for $40.00 its a mini trampoline just now starting to be able to do 20 minutes at a time. I have lost 15 lbs since the first of the month with 5 this week. At work I can go hide during break I go somewhere private and bonce not Jump for about 15 minutes and wiggle and shake as fast as I can and get a sweat going and breath as fast as I can also. Check back with me next week I think my weight loss will be real good one. I will weigh again July 1st...0
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I don't care for gyms. Between the having to drive, change, fight for equipment and then shower, change and drive home, it really isn't for me, especially where I have a toddler at home to take care of. I use the app, I watch what I eat and at about the cost of a gym membership, I purchased a lot of stuff on craigslist and made my own gym in the basement:
Standard 200# plate set with bars and useless bench -$50
First useful weight bench: $60
Power Cage w pull up bar and weight bench: traded it for an old Xbox, true story.
310# of Olympic plates with bar - $180
Another 310# of plates with Olympic bar and hex bar and weight rack: $280
Reflex bag/gloves - $25....but I broke it
Heavy Bag w/stand and speed bag: $100
Shieck Powerlifting belt - $100
wrist straps (because my right wrist is a mess) -$15
The comfort of working out whenever I want, never having to jostle for equipment or be hassled for deadlifting, squatting, rowing and blasting heavy metal?....priceless
Since September, I've dropped just a hair over 80# and I've never felt better.
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Nice @GonzoMan530 ! I just invested into a NordicTrack Treadmill myself on sale for $599, and I have Biggest loser dvds also for circuit training0
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I've lost 19 lbs so far with eating properly and short workouts at home only.0
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vanessalungaro wrote: »I am just starting out. I have started doing 1 hour roller blading 3-4 times per week because that is the only exercise I know how to do. Any advise?
if you like roller blade then roller blade. I primarily cycle...I only use the gym for the weight room...there's nothing magical about a gym, it just happens to be a place with a lot of equipment....but there's nothing magical about said equipment.0 -
I found when I first started out that taming my diet and exercising at the same time was a bit too much. I would be so very hungry after a work out that I would sabotage my diet. I think for people like me just increasing your daily activity until you get your diet under control is the way to go. I accomplished this by parking further away, taking the stairs, dancing in my car to music, playing with my kids when I take them to the park instead of just watching (or playing on my phone), basically just moving whenever I found myself still.0
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