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Josephine237
Josephine237 Posts: 72 Member
edited September 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
Im exercising 5-6 hours a week, intake 1260...Im234....shoulnt I be losing more? what am I doing wrong?

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  • ceirawillsucceed
    ceirawillsucceed Posts: 519 Member
    how much have you lost? are you eating back your exercise calories? your net calorie intake should be 1200 at least.
  • Newkell
    Newkell Posts: 379 Member
    What about carbs, and fat compared to protein?
  • rainyday99
    rainyday99 Posts: 27
    I think you eating to little maybe... I work out 4-5 times a week and I was 234 two weeks ago. This site tells me to eat 1200 without exercise and over 1000 cals more when i do - if you dont your body may be holding on to everything instead of letting it go.... Today my scale was 222.4 - so eating more as weird as it sounds; kinda works :)
  • Josephine237
    Josephine237 Posts: 72 Member
    Ive lost 3 lbs in a month and no I stick with the 1260 calories..
  • Josephine237
    Josephine237 Posts: 72 Member
    I need to eat more? How do I know how much more?
  • Josephine237
    Josephine237 Posts: 72 Member
    Ive cut alot of fat and under what they reommend. My protein is higher usually.
  • momandboys4
    momandboys4 Posts: 21
    I hear ya, exactly like me... I have been over 4 weeks on this and lost 3 lbs :-(
    I stick w/ the calories they recommend 1200 and exercise 5 days a week..... weight is not coming off.....Rainyday99 you are very very lucky to drop 10 lbs in 2 weeks...... Good work...... But Josephine237 I am at my wits end as the weight isn't budging.....Hang in there.....
  • marianne_s
    marianne_s Posts: 983 Member
    I need to eat more? How do I know how much more?


    Have a read of this - http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/186814-some-mfp-basics
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