Keep your head up

Shan605
Shan605 Posts: 41
edited September 23 in Motivation and Support
Week 1: -3.1 lbs
Week 2: -2.6 lbs
Week 3: -0
Week 4: - 2lbs


I just wanted to remind myself and everyone else to not let the scare bring your motivation down. I worked just as hard at the gym and ate just as strict as week one and two yet i lost nothing. I was so nervous to step on the scale this morning and see the same or worse results despite keeping up with my routine but to my pleasant surprise i was on track again... 8lbs down 42 to go!

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  • Samana06
    Samana06 Posts: 107
    awesome! I'm scared of the point when I step on the scale and not see results ... that's always been the point in the past that I lose my motivation. But I'll just have to keep on keeping on!
  • luv2ash
    luv2ash Posts: 1,903 Member
    Yes, I agree. I never let that scale get me down because I am know that I am doing everything right to improve my health.
  • 311Phil
    311Phil Posts: 397
    im not expecting a loss this week with last week being my first week at the gym...though, I had to tighten my belt another notch.
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  • alienblonde1
    alienblonde1 Posts: 749 Member
    This is week 2 on here for me and lost 1lb each week. Today was the first time in a long time I was nervous about weighing myself. I think that is since I really want to lose and am afraid I won't. Its so nice to see the scale go down again though.


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  • newjmf
    newjmf Posts: 78
    My scales stopped showing a loss whenever I ramped up my exercise...building muscle means burning fat. I can deal with that as long as I am shrinking. What makes me know that the scale isn't a true indication of my success is the inches lost to date. I cleaned out my closet over the weekend and got rid of everything that was a size 2X, 1X, 18, 16 & some 14s. That was the BEST feeling ever! I don't care if I stay at my current weight as long as I am healthier, happier and able to wear a smaller size over time.

    This is a very interesting article about how the scale lies! http://marckent.com/288/why-the-scale-lies/
  • susantullock
    susantullock Posts: 10 Member
    I'm scared every time I weigh. I seem to be stuck lately on the same number. But I know if i keep doing the right thing it will move again!
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