I just don't care anymore.
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A great way to share your success! I love seeing the "older" you; as you can see you have learned the secret to controlling how you look. You are more tone and fit now than you were then!
Thanks for the insight!!! :-)0 -
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Thank you so much for your post. I feel so much better now0
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all those that say "awesome.." have you looked at her diary? Dr pepper and snickers? in the last three days? REALLY????0
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You truly look amazing ~ 40's are sooo much better anyway ;-) Keep Rockin It Girl!!!0
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What a great reminder that numbers aren't everything.
Also, you do *not* look forty!0 -
Love reading about your success! Great documentation with your pix!0
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This is an amazing post!0
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Love.
Staying on the deficit until I reach goal, but hoping to eat at maintanence and incorperate ST when I get there. I'll see.0 -
Thanks for this great reminder. Love the results, way to go!0
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Beautiful transformation!0
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Love.
Staying on the deficit until I reach goal, but hoping to eat at maintanence and incorperate ST when I get there. I'll see.
Don't wait til you get there. Start now. It's much easier to maintain muscle than it is to build it!0 -
Wow! You look fantastic! Thanks for the motivation0
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Love.
Staying on the deficit until I reach goal, but hoping to eat at maintanence and incorperate ST when I get there. I'll see.
Don't wait til you get there. Start now. It's much easier to maintain muscle than it is to build it!
I can imagine, but the idea of eating at surplus scares me. Not only that, but I find it a struggle to be a regular gym goer. At least once I get to goal, I won't have anything to lose.0 -
No need to eat at a surplus! Lifting and getting adequate protein while you're still in a deficit just means you're maintaining more of your lean mass, and making the muscle you already have more responsive, which makes it look better.0
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No need to eat at a surplus! Lifting and getting adequate protein while you're still in a deficit just means you're maintaining more of your lean mass, and making the muscle you already have more responsive, which makes it look better.
See! I was asking this question around the forums a few months ago, and nobody would give me a straight answer.
I will consider it. Thank you ^_^0 -
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You look great.. very encouraging...I was worrying about my last 5 lbs that's seeming to take forever to lose.. I am going to try what you did to see if it works. Thanks!0
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Please don't be offended, but you're hot! Whatever you've been doing is working and you should continue. It is a pleasure to see all the people who are succeeding. Gives me hope...0
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Impressive! I have been eating my exercise calories but not losing. Gotta tweak some things and see what is up!0
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