Became a beachbody coach for discond??
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Back on topic: there's plenty of protein replacements out there. I prefer p96. Why? Because it tastes decent, has no artificial stuff I'm allergic to, comes in single serving packs, and most importantly- my mom is Plexus Worldwide rep and she buys them at a discount for me. Is it the be all out there? Hell no, I'm just lazy
As for your calories, a quick visit to one of the many TDEE calculators to be found online puts you at (note: I put in no exercise since I didn't know how often/how much/ how hard you work out and shows for aggressive weightloss (1.5-2 lbs a week) you need about 1525 calories a day, about 400 less than you've been eating. As for macros, sooooooo not my area- I leave you in the more than capable hands of the fellow MFP people here who know what they are talking about.
Also, measuring could be an issue. When I measure my food I overestimate EVERYTHING that goes into my mouth, always loosely pack measuring spoons and cups, etc. Why? measuring cups lie, and again I am a lazy-*kitten* college student with no interest in lugging a food scale to the cafeteria (which provides no nutritional info anyway).
Since I have gotten it together, followed my TDEE, ate in a decent macro range, and stopped overestimating everything I eat I've actually seen the scale move a bit (yay!). Please note, the scale moved AFTER I listened to the fine folks over here :happy:
I really do wish you luck!0 -
I am actually a beach body coach (a newbie). I signed up because I actually like to products (Shakeology, T25 and P90X3). I lost 9 lbs and 11 inches in 30 days. I singed up to be a coach because I support the product, Shakeology is the healthiest meal of the day (and has a 30 day bottom of the bad money back guarantee) and the works outs kick my butt!!!
And you get a discount on all of their products. Plus I have a great support team.0 -
With 50lbs to lose 6 months is definitely an unrealistic goal. Especially if you're already frustrated after a mere two weeks. Weightloss is not linear. It goes up and down.
I did a quick check on scoobi (http://scoobysworkshop.com/calorie-calculator/) and if you're doing 3-5 hours a week of moderate exercise your TDEE-20% calorie goal is fairly accurate. When using this method you need to recheck your stats about every 10lbs lost or so and as you get closer to goal weight you will lower the percentage. So at 35lbs to go you do TDEE-15%, at 15lbs you do TDEE-10%.
Therefore you're either eating more than you think if you are not weighing your food properly or you need to tweak down a bit. I would perhaps give 1800 cals daily a try for 3-4weeks but only AFTER you start properly weighing your food for a couple of weeks and still notice no change.
The scale is only one very general way of checking for weight loss. You should also be measuring yourself to see if inches are being lost and keeping a diary or using MFP's check-in. Check the fit of your cloths. Take front, back & side view pics once a month. You may just be amazed at what you see...:)0
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