Satisfied at Goal?

TorStar80

For those that made it to their “goal”, did you decide to keep going, stay where you were at or want to gain some back?

munster14

Decided to keep going

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jdlobb

My goal will be < 10% bf assuming i lose less than 5% of my current lean mass, so my plan, should o reach my goal, is to then start bulking.

Adammmmm119

Not at all, need to lose more and tighten up

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Motorsheen

I ain't never satisfied.



Well..... almost never

rainbow198

I chose to focus on a dream dress size/measurement range. I was happy and very proud of myself when I reached my goal.

However, I had deflated skin in my trouble spot areas and I still couldn't wear things like crop tops or a bikini, but I didn't want to lose any more weight.

During my first 2 years of maintenance though my body composition improved greatly, but I still stayed in my maintenance range. It was then I became very, very happy with my body.

I still continue to work hard everyday and make new fitness goals to challenge myself and so that I won't become complacent.

TorStar80

rainbow198 wrote: »

I chose to focus on a dream dress size/measurement range. I was happy and very proud of myself when I reached my goal.

However, I had deflated skin in my trouble spot areas and I still couldn't wear things like crop tops or a bikini, but I didn't want to lose any more weight.

During my first 2 years of maintenance though my body composition improved greatly, but I still stayed in my maintenance range. It was then I became very, very happy with my body.

I still continue to work hard everyday and make new fitness goals to challenge myself and so that I won't become complacent.

You hit the nail on the head. My worry is complacency. Your approach is great, setting new and different goals to challenge yourself and keep motivated. Wtg