about 154lbs/69 kg lost , need advice

amrelmesery
amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
my age: 25 years
182 cm
and about 95 kg now
this is my pics

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well , i am not sure if its enough or i have to keep lose more , what you think guys?

Replies

  • amusedmonkey
    amusedmonkey Posts: 10,330 Member
    Wow! Such a difference..
    According to BMI, you should be losing a bit more. Keep in mind that BMI lies sometimes because it can't measure your lean muscle mass so don't trust it completely. If you like the way you look and feel and think you should go into maintenance then that's what you should do. You look great by the way.
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    Wow! Such a difference..
    According to BMI, you should be losing a bit more. Keep in mind that BMI lies sometimes because it can't measure your lean muscle mass so don't trust it completely. If you like the way you look and feel and think you should go into maintenance then that's what you should do. You look great by the way.

    thanks alot , i hope the same for you
    i am already in maintenance about 20 days now , and yes , i am thinking about stay like this , but just not sure if its the perfect or still need some more , thanks again .
  • I think you look great, :) What amusedmonkey said, maintenance.
  • kmclamb13
    kmclamb13 Posts: 220 Member
    You have a great accomplishment and look terrific.Stay on maintenance and you decide what is best for you.Don't let others decide were you need to be.Congratulations on your success.
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    I think you look great, :) What amusedmonkey said, maintenance.
    yeah , thanks alot for your support.
  • SharonNehring
    SharonNehring Posts: 535 Member
    I totally agree. Decide based upon how you feel. If you are comfortable now, then stick with maintenance. You can always switch up your work outs to tone, increase fitness etc without losing more.
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    You have a great accomplishment and look terrific.Stay on maintenance and you decide what is best for you.Don't let others decide were you need to be.Congratulations on your success.

    1st , thanks alot for your compliment, i hope the same or more for you
    2nd, it helps when you see my pic and say your idea , i think share ideas with you is something great
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    I totally agree. Decide based upon how you feel. If you are comfortable now, then stick with maintenance. You can always switch up your work outs to tone, increase fitness etc without losing more.
    honestly, i feel great now ,what i did is one of the best things in my life , and yeah , i am comfortable now , but i always ask myself
    its about the right weight or how i look like after i lost about 70 kg , so what i want to say , do i have to get the healthy weight or not?
  • cathylopez1975
    cathylopez1975 Posts: 191 Member
    I think anyone who loses a great deal of weight has the same challenge - lose more or not. I am the same. I lost 95 lbs. and my goal was 100 lbs. Where I am now is a normal BMI for my age and weight. My thinking was - will I feel better if I lose 5 more pounds? - will I look better if I lose 5 more pounds? - will I be healthier if I lose 5 more pounds? And I decided that I'm happy where I am. I want to work on fitness and tone, so I'm doing that now. I'm working on maintenance but if I lose a couple more pounds by accident :) I won't mind. I am keeping tight control of my eating because I'm never going back to where I was weight-wise.

    You look great and have done an amazing job! But only you can decide if you want to keep losing or not. Of course, your body will continue to change as you maintain. I've gone down another whole size in clothes since I started maintenance. Just know that weight loss and maintaining it is a lifetime journey. You never FINISH.
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    I think anyone who loses a great deal of weight has the same challenge - lose more or not. I am the same. I lost 95 lbs. and my goal was 100 lbs. Where I am now is a normal BMI for my age and weight. My thinking was - will I feel better if I lose 5 more pounds? - will I look better if I lose 5 more pounds? - will I be healthier if I lose 5 more pounds? And I decided that I'm happy where I am. I want to work on fitness and tone, so I'm doing that now. I'm working on maintenance but if I lose a couple more pounds by accident :) I won't mind. I am keeping tight control of my eating because I'm never going back to where I was weight-wise.

    You look great and have done an amazing job! But only you can decide if you want to keep losing or not. Of course, your body will continue to change as you maintain. I've gone down another whole size in clothes since I started maintenance. Just know that weight loss and maintaining it is a lifetime journey. You never FINISH.
    what you said is really helpful for me , i am already working on maintenance too
    i did maintenance for a year and started 3 months ago , and i already lost about 40 pound the last time
    now i am working on maintenance for like 20 days now
    anyway , thanks alot for your info and support
  • C00lCountry
    C00lCountry Posts: 282
    If you feel you want to drop a few more.
    You could try to only do a smaller amount per week.
    You have come so far and made huge change.
    Maintainance for now and see how you feel later.
    Fantastic job you have done there Sir. :)
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    If you feel you want to drop a few more.
    You could try to only do a smaller amount per week.
    You have come so far and made huge change.
    Maintainance for now and see how you feel later.
    Fantastic job you have done there Sir. :)
    thank you so much , hope the same for you .
  • PJPrimrose
    PJPrimrose Posts: 916 Member
    Good job losing weight. I'd say maintenance, too.
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    Good job losing weight. I'd say maintenance, too.
    that's what i am thinkin about ,thanks for your support
  • JoshD8705
    JoshD8705 Posts: 390 Member
    You should start building some muscle now. I'm not saying become a bodybuilder. I'm just saying get some man curves.
  • amrelmesery
    amrelmesery Posts: 86 Member
    You should start building some muscle now. I'm not saying become a bodybuilder. I'm just saying get some man curves.
    really great advice , thanks alot
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