Help I've been stuck at my plateau for years
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Hey guys,
Have been struggling to lose the last 15lbs for literally years now. I yoyo them off and on and cant seem to make it stick! I need motivation not more diets. I train hard cycle run and eat around 1700-2200 calories most says and 1300-1500 others. Only time I can lose the weight is when I remove fruit or cut down to 1300 calories permanently. I feel a bit cursed and could use more support knowledge and what did you do? Oh and friends would be awesome.
I am 34 year old female 67 kilos (148lbs), want to be around 60 (130lbs). 5'6 medium build. This is a healthy weight goal. What did you do to get there?
Have been struggling to lose the last 15lbs for literally years now. I yoyo them off and on and cant seem to make it stick! I need motivation not more diets. I train hard cycle run and eat around 1700-2200 calories most says and 1300-1500 others. Only time I can lose the weight is when I remove fruit or cut down to 1300 calories permanently. I feel a bit cursed and could use more support knowledge and what did you do? Oh and friends would be awesome.
I am 34 year old female 67 kilos (148lbs), want to be around 60 (130lbs). 5'6 medium build. This is a healthy weight goal. What did you do to get there?
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Log consistently, weigh your portions.
If you're not losing weight, you're not in a deficit. Try just following the goal MFP gives you for .5 lbs/week (you don't want an aggressive goal and you don't have much to lose). Follow that amount and eat back at least a portion of your exercise calories.0 -
If you're not consistent EVERY TIME, it's not a plateau. Plateau's are rare. Lack of inconsistency is what stalls weight loss.
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I could have written your post. I finally got serious that being 20# higher than my desired weight wasn't going to cut it. I've spent the last 6 months on here at 1200 calories and have 3# to go. Just do the logging, do the counting, stay at your calorie count and be prepared for slips. 20 pounds or 200 pounds, it's the same process. You can do this, and it'll be hard to lose, and harder to maintain.0
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