Women 200lb+, Let's Aim High This July!!!

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  • finngirl61
    finngirl61 Posts: 122 Member
    Hi there brave, inspiring ladies!!! I plan to post on a regular basis, to keep myself motivated. Congratulations to all of you for even starting this journey, whether the victories are small or large.
    I haven't seen the '1' in so long. How great it would be to see that 199! But baby steps . . .
    HW: 295
    CW: 265
    GW: 170
  • finngirl61
    finngirl61 Posts: 122 Member
    Do I need to request to join?
  • Mouse816
    Mouse816 Posts: 35 Member
    edited July 2019
    If anyone has an apple watch - let's connect for challenges!! Mouse816
  • Lbalyk
    Lbalyk Posts: 12 Member
    Well I am a bit late to the crowd but loving everyone's comment and trying to add as much support as possible so i thought I would add my info as well :)

    starting weight: 279lb
    current weight: 233.5lb
    goal weight: 199lb

    July Goals:
    stick to my meal plan
    log all food
    5lb loss goal
  • finngirl61
    finngirl61 Posts: 122 Member
    Let's keep motivated ladies! Would be great to start August on a high note! 👍👍
  • RavenStCloud
    RavenStCloud Posts: 366 Member
    ♥️🧡💛 Hello, everyone! I just posted our group for next month and it's called

    Women 200lb+, Let's Have an Amazing August!!!

    Feel free to finish up July here. See ya soon!! 💛🧡♥️
  • speyerj
    speyerj Posts: 1,369 Member
    speyerj wrote: »
    SW: 285
    CW: 269.2
    GW: 185


    Goals for the month of July:
    Log every day - including water!
    Get minimum 10,000 steps a day
    Lose 10 lbs

    Restarted MFP 30 days ago after a break of 14 months where I gained 50 pounds. Sigh... Further proof to stick with it if you want to meet your goals.

    So here we are not quite at the end of July and how did I do?

    Log every day - Nailed it! - 100% of goal
    Including Water: logged water 24 out of 29 days. 83% of goal
    Get minimum 10,000 steps a day - 19 out of 29 days. 65 % of goal
    6.5 lbs lost - 65% of goal
    Average score: 77%

    Overall a good month, but there is definitely room for improvement!
  • SW 212.6
    CW 210.0
    GW 150.0

    Here's to hoping July is better than June. I did manage to lose 2.6lbs, but I felt like the whole month was me losing the same 3-5lbs over and over again. I did, however, start a 30 day body weight challenge and am on day 4. I'm sore as heck (and think that might be part of the reason why I've "gained" 3lbs in as many days).

    Goals for the Month:

    Exercise 5 days a week
    Stop snacking
    Lose 5lbs

    Well, I exercised for a little more than half the month. I stopped using the treadmill for a bit cause I got lazy. I've done well weight wise and am currently down 3.2lbs this month, but I have a feeling I'll get to the 205.0 mark to whilst my goal for this month by the 31st. Today I started the keto thing. I've got all meals planned and almost all logged for the next 2 weeks (except weekends. Weekends are hard) I've tried keto in the past and did sorta okay with it but I didn't try too hard. I told myself I'd give it 2 weeks and see how I do and go from there. I know 2 weeks isn't enough time to see much of a difference, but Itll give me a sense if I want to try this long term or not. I plan on keeping up the treadmill use too. Hopefully that will give me a boost. Feel free to add me! I'll see ya in thales august group!
  • RavenStCloud
    RavenStCloud Posts: 366 Member
    speyerj wrote: »
    speyerj wrote: »
    SW: 285
    CW: 269.2
    GW: 185


    Goals for the month of July:
    Log every day - including water!
    Get minimum 10,000 steps a day
    Lose 10 lbs

    Restarted MFP 30 days ago after a break of 14 months where I gained 50 pounds. Sigh... Further proof to stick with it if you want to meet your goals.

    So here we are not quite at the end of July and how did I do?

    Log every day - Nailed it! - 100% of goal
    Including Water: logged water 24 out of 29 days. 83% of goal
    Get minimum 10,000 steps a day - 19 out of 29 days. 65 % of goal
    6.5 lbs lost - 65% of goal
    Average score: 77%

    Overall a good month, but there is definitely room for improvement!

    Great work for July and I love the percentages idea. I might have to steal this!
  • Momjogger
    Momjogger Posts: 750 Member
    I exercised every day, but I had too many high calorie days. I’m up 2 1/2 pounds from the beginning of the month and don’t see myself hitting my weight goal. Ramping up the weight training always increases my hunger. I have to manage myself better when I’m at parties and even on cheat days and I have to make sure I eat higher protein. Sets me up for my August goals I guess.
  • bibi12378
    bibi12378 Posts: 27 Member
    I ended the month with only -2lbs lost. A lot less than I was shooting for but better than gaining I guess. Going to have to step it up in August!
  • IsETHome
    IsETHome Posts: 386 Member
    Momjogger wrote: »
    I exercised every day, but I had too many high calorie days. I’m up 2 1/2 pounds from the beginning of the month and don’t see myself hitting my weight goal. Ramping up the weight training always increases my hunger. I have to manage myself better when I’m at parties and even on cheat days and I have to make sure I eat higher protein. Sets me up for my August goals I guess.

    Focusing on the calorie intake will get you more results even if you reduce the exercise. Consider working out 4 days a week only, and reduce the cals. If the working out makes you extra hungry, as you have suggested it is counter productive. I don't know your weight -so I'm unclear on your current situation, if you are already fairly close to your goal weight, it might not make that big a deal, but if you are 50 lbs away, it might mean focusing on the cals and reducing the exercise might get you more results. Just my 2c.
  • IsETHome
    IsETHome Posts: 386 Member
    bibi12378 wrote: »
    I ended the month with only -2lbs lost. A lot less than I was shooting for but better than gaining I guess. Going to have to step it up in August!

    Take it - a loss is a loss, and move forward. That's good results.