Short term/Long term goals...
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Short term: Set realistic initial exercise plan and increase level in increments each week. Also, improve my nutritional habits.
Long term: improve my overall health in terms of increased strength, endurance and weight. My general health (respiratory, blood sugar, pain, and heart) are poor. I need to reverse this spiral for myself and family.1 -
Short term goals:
- Drink water everyday (I rarely drink water, haha)
- Get on a good sleep schedule
- Work out 3 times a week
- Walk 10,000 steps every day
- Lose 20 pounds
Long term goals:
- Reach a healthy weight
- Be able to hike a MOUNTAIN! A small mountain.
- Be able to do 10 pull-ups
I am really weak right now! Now I will work at becoming stronger and losing weight.2 -
My short term goals are to:
-wake up earlier so I can workout in the mornings
-run a minimum of 3 days a week
-Go to orangetheory once a week
-do 10 push-ups
My long term goals are to:
-lose 25 pounds (I had a baby last September)
-run two half marathons this year
I look forward to using this group for accountability and camaraderie!2 -
Hello All,
I started a few weeks ago at 217.2 lbs and decided that my first goal weight was 199! I'm well on my way weighing in now at 212 lbs... Still have work to do, but I'm glad to be a part of an awesome group like this!3 -
Hello all! I'm a proud mama of a toddler but need to refocus on my own health too!
My short term goal is to meal plan better during the week and exercise at least 3 times a week!
My long term goal is to say goodbye to 50 lbs by my girlfriend's wedding I'm in September 2017!0 -
I wanted to reward myself for losing weight, but let's face it - most of the time we reward ourselves with food, which got most of us to this undesirable weight in the first place. So I started treating myself with little gifts every ten pounds. I love reading comic books, so every ten pounds, I get a new volume of Scott Pilgrim! But you can choose anything! Keep it small so you aren't putting yourself in the poor house! Keep up the great work everyone!!!4
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I need to quit smoking! I either eat or I smoke and, during my last try at quitting, I put back on the weight I lost. Time to try again!
In the short term, I'd like to see my energy and stamina go up. Looking to just feel better in my body right now1 -
Started the year at 217. Now at 208. goal to get to 190. working out 4-5 times a week. My main culprit is the food. I've never met a hamburger I didn't like.1
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Short term: keep work/life in better balance since I tend to prioritize work over things like sleep, exercise, and eating non-take-out.
Long term: make general healthiness a habit, so that it doesn't feel like an oppressive goal or an aspect of myself that I am perpetually unhappy about.1 -
Short term:
Continue to make exercise a goal and don't allow myself to feel guilty for making that time.
Make good choices that set a positive example for my children
Long term:
Feel strong
Feel healthy
Be at a weight where I'm not putting stress on my body (probably around 170, but we'll see!)1 -
I think it would be a mistake to set the bar too high in the short term as I have a 4 month old to look after and, to be honest, just getting us both to the end of the day in one piece can be a challenge at times! However, them babies love walking. So my short-term goal is to walk 10,000 steps per day and JUST SAY NO to sweet treats and mid-week wine.
Long-term, it's to lose 28 pounds, which would take me back to a reasonable weight of 140 of my height.
I am finding it quite frustrating how the weight seems to cling on after pregnancy. I have been MUCH more active since starting maternity leave and taking time out from my desk job but the bod's hanging on to those fat cells for dear life.1 -
Short term: 8 pounds (normal BMI)
Long term: 20 pounds- felt good at that weight a few years ago. Ultimately want to find a "healthy weight " that can be maintained in the long term. As an adult I have been as high as 220 and as low as 148. Stop the yo-yo.1 -
Many of these goals look very bold and ambitious. I feel humbled by them and almost don't want to post my little goal. At the beginning of the year I set out to lose 10 lbs. In the first month, I lost 5. Since then, I've been fluctuating between 1 and 4 lbs of my goal. Needless to say, this is a bit frustrating. I love exercise so I do plenty of that, but I also love sugar and carbs (preferable in the form of chocolate and beer). Any suggestions on how I can combat, reduce, reign in my cravings of these oh so delicious unhealthy foods are welcome!1
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My long term goal, for now, is 200 pounds. Last time I was down to 220, I had a slight gut. I'm hoping this means I was 20 pounds away from being in Zach Efron shape. Short term, my goals are broken in 5% increments. I passed 270 already, working towards 257. Already down a couple belt notches.1
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My next short-term goal is to hit 202, which will put me out of the "obese" category and into "overweight".
My long-term goal is to hit 165lb, at which point I'll reassess my weight.1 -
My short term goals are to:
- eat at least 5 servings of fruit/vegetables per day
- exercise at least 20 minutes per day (including some form of resistance training)
- lose 7 lbs (by mid July)
My long term goals are to:
- eat at least 7 servings of fruit/vegetables per day
- feel physically stronger
- maintain my weight
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Well there's certainly some great goals here, mine pails in comparison
Short: Get below 90kg (currently 96kg)
Long: Get to 80kg and hold it.
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Short term: get out of the 200s (8 pounds to go!) & win the weight loss competition a friend & I are doing from May 27 - July 1 (loser picks up winner's check at a healthy celebratory meal)
Long term: reach a healthy body fat percentage & run a half marathon in every state1 -
Short term goals:
- At least 10,000 steps a day
- Cut the carbs
Long term goals:
- Run 5k by end of June
- Lose 10 lbs by end of July
- Keep it off!
- Run 10k by September0 -
I just need to get myself back into a routine! A few years ago when I was at my low weight, was running about 20 miles a week and lifting weights 2-3 x a week as well. Work and life caused me to get lazy in the last year and starting a routine has been hard thus far. I'm trying to get back to running 3 times a week, working up to my third half marathon in October. I also take aerial classes twice a week, and I need to incorporate some stretching to help aid me in that. I also need to get better at meal planning. Thus far it's been plan really well one week, crash and burn the next, rinse repeat.
So that's basically it. Short term goals are establishing a routine of running 3 times a week, 2 aerial classes a week (for strength and flexibility). Stretching hopefully every day! I need to get my splits locked in. Also, logging here daily. Long term goals are shedding about 20lbs and increasing my performances as both a runner and aerialist.1 -
Long term goal is to get back to around 160/size 12. I was very comfortable there. I can't believe my "ideal" weight is supposed to be 125. I would look ridiculous.
Short term goal is to keep my current path of healthy eating/exercise so I can just plow through the 170s. But I'm very happy with how things are looking in the mid-section!0 -
Short term goals
- minimize sugary snacks (especially at work)
- eat more nutrient rich foods
- eat takeout less often
- Exercise at least 3x a week
- Meal prep for work on the weekends
Long term goals
- lose about 30lbs
- Maintain a healthy lifestyle with fewer processed/sugar filled foods
- Go up stairs without being winded after
- Develop a better relationship with food (eliminating emotional eating)2 -
No long term goes for me right now. I'm sticking with trying to get 5 minutes of activity a day, with the hopes that I will hit and pass that goal on most days. Even if I only get 5 minutes, that is still counts as a win. I often get bogged down and disheartened by the magnitude of huge long term goals, so I'm going to give this new method a shot.
P.S. Thanks for the great podcast and for starting this group!3 -
Everyone has some great goals!
Long term: To get to 110 lbs. I started at 190 last August and am at 150 right now, but have hit a plateau which is the absolute worst. At least I haven't gained any back in the last few months...right?
Short-term: I've joined a DietBet which is to lose 4% in one month. For me, that is 6 lbs by June 20th. Ideally, I'd like to lose 12-15 lbs by the time I move to Denver at the end of the summer.0 -
Short term goal: fit into all of my clothes that are fitting just a bit too tight since last year and not look like I'm bursting at the seams in my bathing suit this summer. (I estimate this is only a 5-10 lb loss needed)
Long term goal: lose about 30-40 pounds (CW: 175 GW: 145) and run a 10k. Doing C25K right now, but I want to be able to go for a run and not have to think about intervals. I just want to listen to a full podcast while running.2 -
I think a little different then everyone here. I am a pretty active person, but have been realizing my body isnt as responsive to the cruel things I do to it. But I was a heavier weight before, and a lot less active, so I know that I can maybe provide some knowledge to some people here. My short term goal is to stick with a new diet plan, even though its out of my comfort zone. My long term goal is to gain 5lbs of muscle!0
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Hello all! My short term goal is to try new things in the weight room and Be less self conscious about people who actually know what theyre doing in there judging me because no.1 they aren't and it's all in my head and no.2 even if they are they can pound sand.
Long term goal is to get to.a place I feel healthy and attractive and vibrant and to set an example of healthy eating and exersice or my son so that he enjoys living a healthy lifestyle.2 -
Short term: I need to get my eating under control. I give into cravings way too easily.
Long term: Become a healthier me with good food choices and a regular exercise routing. I want to finish T25 and run a 5K1 -
Short term is getting into the 100s. I weigh 210 so I only have 11 pounds to go!
My Next goal would be to be 180 by my birthday in Ausgust (4th).
Then I think my ultimate goal would be to be about 150. I hope to reach that by the end of the year.
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Long term: aiming for 175 pounds and 28 inch waist. I think these are both realistic for my body.
Short term: lose the weight recently gained on vacation! After that get to weight I was when I conceived my baby. After that get to my lowest ever adult weight. After that get to "one-derland" (which I have never seen as an adult.)0
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