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pavang82
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I've been working out ever since last May 3-4X/week for 30 minutes and always maintained my weight. Losing 1 pound was so hard. Then this Feb. I joined the fitness center at my workplace, workout during lunch for 40 minutes, 5 times per week, and I've lost 9lbs to date. From February thru April I only lost like 3 pounds. Anyways, these past few days, I've been losing 1 pound/day. Is this okay b/c I don't want to lose weight too fast?
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one pound per day!? I hope you mean 1 pound per week. a pound a day is very fast and drastic. re-evaluate what you are eating and how much you are exercising.
are you following MFP's plan for you?0 -
one pound per day!? I hope you mean 1 pound per week. a pound a day is very fast and drastic. re-evaluate what you are eating and how much you are exercising.
are you following MFP's plan for you?0 -
one pound per day!? I hope you mean 1 pound per week. a pound a day is very fast and drastic. re-evaluate what you are eating and how much you are exercising.
are you following MFP's plan for you?
did you make any huge changes with the foods you're eating? such as a huge drop in sodium when you were eating way too much of it before?
Since you were losing so slowly before, and are suddenly losing so quickly, I'd head to the doc. A chat with a professional never hurts.0 -
did you make any huge changes with the foods you're eating? such as a huge drop in sodium when you were eating way too much of it before?
Since you were losing so slowly before, and are suddenly losing so quickly, I'd head to the doc. A chat with a professional never hurts.0 -
I imagine you're not doing a whole lot of weight resistant exercises. You may want to add some in addition to your cardio rountine, add some calories to your intake....mostly protein and some carbs. You are probably burning too much lean muscle mass....which is not good.
And why are you jogging for an hour? Are you marathon training? That is a lot of cardio. It will be hard to retain any weight if you're jogging that much even with the weight training.0 -
Wow that def doesnt sound healthy! I agree with the comments above! Go see a Dr! Just to be safe! Thats my 2 cents! 1 pound a week is a better way to go. What are you eating?
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I imagine you're not doing a whole lot of weight resistant exercises. You may want to add some in addition to your cardio rountine, add some calories to your intake....mostly protein and some carbs. You are probably burning too much lean muscle mass....which is not good.0
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You should probably start, it would help you build your lean muscle mass, which burns fat. Too much cardio without the proper nutrition will burn both.0
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You should probably start, it would help you build your lean muscle mass, which burns fat. Too much cardio without the proper nutrition will burn both.0
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