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fambroughe2
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hey guys.
so i'm 19 years old and 5'2 on the dot. I used to be about 100 pounds (way under weight) but my normal is about 105. I spiked up to 118 when I first got to college and now I'm back down to about 110... My lowest point since I started MFP was 107ish.. and now I'm right back to 110. I workout everyday,, but I'm not seeing too much muscle gain.. and I was just wondering if anyone had any tips to knock off those last 5 pounds.
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so i'm 19 years old and 5'2 on the dot. I used to be about 100 pounds (way under weight) but my normal is about 105. I spiked up to 118 when I first got to college and now I'm back down to about 110... My lowest point since I started MFP was 107ish.. and now I'm right back to 110. I workout everyday,, but I'm not seeing too much muscle gain.. and I was just wondering if anyone had any tips to knock off those last 5 pounds.
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May I ask what is your amount of Calories Per Day? What type of work outs are doing? I'm 4'11, I had to increase mine to 1500 from 1200 per day. and change my work outs more often. If you would like to talk more about it.0
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Currently its at 1240.. I know i don't eat anything near that.. and I do legs/cardio one day.. then just cardio.. then arms/cardio.. then just cardio.. then back to legs..
i'm also taking a fat burner supplement.. a pre-workout.. and a protein..0 -
How does your clothes fit now? I have learned in a hard way not to pay too much attention on the scale but the measurement and visual effect. LOL.0
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some ideas...
1. push yourself with the weights you are using. try to lift as heavy as you can with proper form.
2. swap some moderate cardio days with a handful of sprint intervals.
3. eat more (i.e., eat your calorie goal PLUS at least some of your exercise calories)0
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