Team: Thin it to Win it
Serendipity0913
Posts: 385 Member
Now that the teams are formed it's time to introduce yourself to your fellow team members. These individuals will be your support. You are a team and you will do it together.
Feel free to use this discussion to share tips, comments and most importantly provide support.
Good Luck TEAM THIN IT TO WIN IT!!
Feel free to use this discussion to share tips, comments and most importantly provide support.
Good Luck TEAM THIN IT TO WIN IT!!
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Hi everyone! I'm excited to start this challenge with you all. My name is Meghan, user name darklilly45. I'm 24 years old and work as a research assistant in a sleep lab. My goals include eating healthier, working out more, and losing at least 10 pounds.
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Hey guys! So excited to start this challenge
My name is Britt, I'm 25 years old and I live in the U.S.
I've got an adorable rambunctious almost 2 year old and a very loving husband
Lot's to live for, and lot's to be healthy for.
My goals here are to:
A. Drop some serious poundage
B. Support/Encourage/Motivate everyone else here to do the same
I've lost 9lbs so far and hoping to lose even more before the 1st
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Hey guys! So excited
My name is Lis - I'm 26 and ready to lose... lots of weight that is. I currently weigh 206.6 and looking to hit 190 by 4/30. It's gonna take serious dedication and work but I'm ready. Looking forward to working with some awesome people, gaining your support, and supporting you guys on your goals!0 -
cant wait to see how much we lose!0
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I think I may be the biggest person on this team? LOL
anyways I haven't been on track for about a year and recently logged back on a few days ago. i plan on getting back on track on Monday. My current weight is 250 and I have a personal goal of losing 20 pounds in the next 6 weeks (by April 30th)
im going to be walking 3 miles daily (I hope I can push myself to stick to it, that's 90 miles in the month of april)
also going to be going on a 1200 calorie diet to help me with my eating habits.
(learning portion control.)
I've never done a challenge on here and i'm hoping this will be very motivational.0 -
I refuse to start this challenge at 250 though, so hoping to be down a few by the time we start!0
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oh forgot to say I will be trying to drink half my body weight in ounces of water also.0
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Hi everyone! My name is Leah and I'm from Canada. I have already lost 10lbs and I would like to lose 20 more but I seem to be in a plateau. I am really excited to kick things up a notch and get the scale moving again. My plan is to set weekly fitness goals and clean up my eating.0
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Hi everyone! My name is Michelle! I am a 47 year old mother of 3, and have three adorable grandchildren who are my motivation...ages 8, 5, and 11 months. so as you can see, i need to be in shape and full of energy! I started my journey on Feb 25, and have lost 10 lbs to date, with hopes of losing an additional 10+ lbs by the end of April! I am currently on the LCHF lifestyle, and its working for me so far! I walk at least 2 miles a day, with 30 mins of cardio, HIIT, or Tabata, and 3 days of strength training per week! I am excited about this challenge, and i plan to do my part to help us have BRAGGING RIGHTS after the FINALE!!!! Good Luck everyone...Let's Do This!!!!0
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If you hit a PLATEAU...try Intermittent Fasting, that will help!0
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I'm scared of plateaus lol
At what point do you realize you've hit a plateau? Curious just in case it happens to me.
How do you know when you hit a plateau?0 -
SuperSizeMeNot wrote: »I'm scared of plateaus lol
At what point do you realize you've hit a plateau? Curious just in case it happens to me.
How do you know when you hit a plateau?
For myself, when I started working out and tracking my diet I saw nice, consistent results. Over the course of about 3 months, I lost about 14 lbs. Then... nothing. It has been probably 6 months since I have seen the scale go down. I either need to step up my workouts or clean up my diet but that definitely ups the degree of difficulty and so far I have been lacking the motivation to go the extra mile. It's so much easier to do less instead of more! I'm very happy that I have kept the weight off without regaining but it gets hard to stay motivated when the results don't show.
I am really excited about this challenge. I think the competition will really help me get back on track. Let's kick some butt!0 -
wahagent05 wrote: »If you hit a PLATEAU...try Intermittent Fasting, that will help!
I used to do intermittent fasting but kind of got out of the habit. I could only do one day per week max and I could never make it for longer than about 20 hours. I would have a 300-400 calorie meal late in the day. I still found it to be helpful though.
What do your fast days look like?0 -
For me. i know i have hit a plateau when i am doing everything imaginable (or so it seems), and no matter what, the weight stays around the same thing, its kinda like it deadlocks for awhile! If i do I.F i usually eat from 10-6 or 12-8. I have done it from 12-4 and 12-5 before, I try not to ever eat large meals after 7 or 8 pm b/c that's usually when i would OVER INDULGE, so i gave myself a cut-off time that's works for ME!0
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are fast days recommended if you hit plateaus?0
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i am not sure! Good question! We need to check into that!0
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Hi everyone, i'm Sharon and looking to eventually get down another 15 lbs sometime this year. I ballooned up to 200 lbs this time last year and have since worked down to 179 lbs. I have a very busy schedule but I try to keep working out every week. The hardest part for me is food accountability and not going over my caloric limit. I look forward to us all supporting each other!0
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Hi Team Thin it to Win it!!
Welcome and thanks for joining The Biggest Loser Challenge - April 2016
Your team is now complete with 15 members. Starting Saturday, March 26 through to Friday, April 1 (depending on what day you weigh-in) you can submit your starting weight numbers. All starting weights must be entered by April 1 .
Be sure to utilize your team members for support and encouragement over the month of April. You are now officially accountable to them. They are counting on you for weekly bragging rights of being The Biggest Loser!!
Good Luck Everyone!
Serendipity xo0 -
Hey everyone! I'm Courtney, I'm 24 and looking to lose some serious weight to live a healthier life! I work full time, I'm a full time student and also a full time mommy to 3 puppies and 1 kittten. I am weighing in at 315lbs. Definitely don't see it but its there. Hoping this challenge will help motivate me and push me to do better. Good luck everyone and lets lose together!!0
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Woooohooo team Thin It To Win It!! We got this!!0
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Hey team!!
I am so excited about this challenge! I have enjoyed reading about everyone so far!
A little bit about me... My name is Stephanie, 28 years old and live in North Carolina. I work as a bank teller, so my job is not a very active one! I have struggled with my weight for my entire life, ever since the 4th or 5th grade. I have been slowly working on my weight again since September, but I have really worked harder on this from beginning of this year.
From my highest I have lost 38.6 pounds! I weighed in today at 330.4 pounds, so I have quite a bit more weight to lose! Just taking it one day at a time!
Goals for April:
* Lose 10 - 15 pounds
* Walk at least 50 miles on the treadmill
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Hi everyone. My name is Sabrina. I'm 40 and excited to be a part of the team. I'm 160 and my goal is to lose 30 pounds. I've been working hard on my diet and exercise with a full commitment which started in Feb0
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Hello Everyone! Need your advice! I have started doing some light strength training to tone up a lil bit, and as you can imagine, i am gaining a little bit of muscle. I would like to continue, until Monday March 28th, but am wondering if i should stop NOW. I really don't want my scale to be at a stand still when we begin this challenge! My plans are to weigh in on April 1st! Do you think it's ok for me to continue, or should i postpone my strength training until we have completed this challenge?0
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(Additional Info) You may also consider a method called zig-zagging to loose weight...that might help you achieve your goal. zig-zagging is alternating your calorie intake over a 3 day span then start the process over here is an example...if your daily calorie intake should be 2000 (to loose 1 lb a week) then do this
day 1, 1900 calories
day 2, 2000 calories
day 3, 2100 calories
the overall 2000 calories is still maintained yet your body believes hey I am ok...do this over and over till you break the cycle.....I haven't tried this yet, but it's worth a try if we start to plateau!0 -
Found the zig zag methd through Google search....copy & pasted!0
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Wouldn't say I've fallen off the wagon but I feel like I'm dragging behind it. Any words of encouragement would do wonders 0
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Hi team 0
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Wouldn't say I've fallen off the wagon but I feel like I'm dragging behind it. Any words of encouragement would do wonders
Oh no, climb back onto that wagon!
If you quit now, you'll soon be back to where you started,
and I don't know about you, but when I started, I was desperate to get to where I am now.
You've got this!0 -
Wouldn't say I've fallen off the wagon but I feel like I'm dragging behind it. Any words of encouragement would do wonders
There will always be times we fall off the wagon but the most important thing is to never give up!
Don't dwell on the past and focus what you can do in the present! Take it one day at a time.
Just imagine how much more you will thank yourself in the future knowing that you stuck with it!
You can do it girl!
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Hi there, welcome!
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