Non-Scale Victories (NSV) - Care to share? Vol II
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I've recently tried and fit into a size large shirt. I can' t remember when I wasn't in an xl/xxl. I thought that was the coolest thing in the world.0
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I made garlic pan seared cauliflower for dinner (I hate veggies) and actually LIKED it!!0
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i have plenty!
first a little background
female 5'2"
hw: 135
cw: 110
-fitting size zero pants comfortably
-fitting size small shirts
-going from 36D to 34C
-no more leg chaffing (somewhat of a gap)
-no more muffin top
-swimsuit confidence
-running with ease
-sexy collarbones
-muscle definition
-FLAT stomach!0 -
I want to be a runner - but I'm so out of shape I've started by walking. In the middle of my 5 mile walk there is a bench at the top of a very steep hill. I usually stop and rest here. Two days in a row now I have not stopped and rested, but pushed on.0
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I got a six-pack (more or less)! Now on to an 8-pack (look of determination).0
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I've recently tried and fit into a size large shirt. I can' t remember when I wasn't in an xl/xxl. I thought that was the coolest thing in the world.
I know wha you mean, because I would really like to fit in regular sizes!0 -
I've recently tried and fit into a size large shirt. I can' t remember when I wasn't in an xl/xxl. I thought that was the coolest thing in the world.
I know wha you mean, because I would really like to fit in regular sizes! Congratulations!0 -
Tighten my HRM chest strap.
Shopped in my closet and my 10's pants fit.
Bought a Medium size T-shirt this weekend (never been below a large in my life even at my lowest weight - which I am not at yet).
Ran 7 miles this morning, my goal for Sept 3rd and meet it 3 weeks early.
Happier and smiling a lot more!0 -
kittymoney wrote: »Tighten my HRM chest strap.
Shopped in my closet and my 10's pants fit.
Bought a Medium size T-shirt this weekend (never been below a large in my life even at my lowest weight - which I am not at yet).
Ran 7 miles this morning, my goal for Sept 3rd and meet it 3 weeks early.
Happier and smiling a lot more!
Love this! Hope you are still doing well!0 -
ashesfromfire wrote: »I want to be a runner - but I'm so out of shape I've started by walking. In the middle of my 5 mile walk there is a bench at the top of a very steep hill. I usually stop and rest here. Two days in a row now I have not stopped and rested, but pushed on.
Are you a runner now?0 -
RawVeganFlirt wrote: »i have plenty!
first a little background
female 5'2"
hw: 135
cw: 110
-fitting size zero pants comfortably
-fitting size small shirts
-going from 36D to 34C
-no more leg chaffing (somewhat of a gap)
-no more muffin top
-swimsuit confidence
-running with ease
-sexy collarbones
-muscle definition
-FLAT stomach!
What awesome accomplishments! Hope you are still doing well!0 -
SashThompson wrote: »I was loading up the leg press at the gym with 250kgs. A man came up and said "Thats alot of weight, its nice of you to load up for your partner..." I just smiled and said "No, actually this is my warm up weight" and continued on to do 4 amazing sets of 10 right in front of him.
omg SLAYYYYY thats amazing0 -
My stomach is "noticibly" flat. My clothes are more comfortable!!!0
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After wondering what my dog weighs, I stepped on my scale holding her. She weighs 47 pounds. Then it hits me - I've lost 3 pounds shy of my dog! I've lost a dog!0
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One of my close friends had to travel abroad to see his family around 4/5 weeks ago. He came back a few days ago, and the first thing he said when he saw me was 'Holy ****, you've lost so much weight. You look fantastic!'.
I finally fit into a US size 8 designer dress, and I was trying body con dresses on - I have NEVER worn a body con before, and I think I just might this weekend
I'm still in a US size 12 jean from H&M, but the pair I bought a few days ago are seriously loose now.
I can fit into clothes from Forever 21 - a maxi dress and a pair of jeans I bought last August/September finally fit
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deannaaaaaaaaa wrote: »SashThompson wrote: »I was loading up the leg press at the gym with 250kgs. A man came up and said "Thats alot of weight, its nice of you to load up for your partner..." I just smiled and said "No, actually this is my warm up weight" and continued on to do 4 amazing sets of 10 right in front of him.
omg SLAYYYYY thats amazing
Amazing!!0 -
dreamer12151 wrote: »After wondering what my dog weighs, I stepped on my scale holding her. She weighs 47 pounds. Then it hits me - I've lost 3 pounds shy of my dog! I've lost a dog!
A cool way to think about it!0
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