Those who lost 20-30lbs... how long did it take you?
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It has taken me a little over 7 months to lose almost 30 pounds. I am 5 foot 5.5 and started out at 177.4, and this week I finally hit 150. I'm pretty close to my goal weight now so I figure i'll probably continue losing slowly...maybe even more slowly since my body doesn't lose easily once I hit the 160s and below. I've lost this same weight faster before, but I was eating too few calories and not exercising. This time I have my cals set to between 1400 and 1600 before exercise and I really worked on getting healthier and being able to work out harder instead of extremely restricting my cals like I had before. I want to be really fit for the first time in my life instead of just thin, exhausted and not eating.0
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47 in 4 months, I started at 270 dropped to 223. Then got back into lifting and went back up to 250. Couple of weeks ago started a cutting phase @ 237 lbs. right now.0
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I lost over 30lbs in 3 months. So on average, about 10lbs lost per month.0
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I lost 38lbs in 3 and a half months. Done thru exercise (running/biking/etc) and through portion control.
Cut out snacking & night time eating.0 -
...its been about 2 1/2 months to lose close to 30 pounds...I do have a lot more to go, but I have changed EVERYTHING! Eating clean and working out hard! )
Good luck, you can do it! )0 -
You can check out my diary if you wish.0
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I am on my 21st day of mfp and I my goal is to lose 30 pounds. I have lost six..but have not weighed this week..so i'm sure I'm at 7 or maybe 8 pounds. So..I'm right on track for a three to four month journey.
I've done this very same thing before...and it was last year and it took me about three to four months to get down to 150.. the last 7 pounds where hard..and I recall I lost 17 in six weeks...that's because i was on the six week body makeover diet and recall the total amount I lost in the first phase.
Note: I also noticed I lost faster when I didn't exercise. So not exercising right now..but really want to add it in as soon as I stall.0 -
One year to lose 30 pounds. I lost 25 in about 6 months and the last 5 pounds took 6 months. I am the queen of plateaus. And patience!0
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It's taken me 10 1/2 weeks to lose 21 lbs.0
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I lost 25 pounds in about 4 and a half months, then I fell off the wagon a little bit and I am up to 33 pounds in about 11 months.
My cousin is about the same weight and height as me and she's lost like 35 pounds in less than 6 months.
If you stay strict with your calorie counting and some how work in activity I think you can lose at a pretty consistent pace.0 -
it took me ages, around 3 months at the gym everyday with one day rest. lol0
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About four months for me! And I went on holiday for two weeks during that and wasn't able to workout/eat properly.0
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I lost 23lbs and it took me about 4 months. I've slacked off lately though...trying to get back into it to lose the last 20!0
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It took me about 5 months to lose 30lbs, although I feel like about 10 of those came over 2 months and the other 20 came through the last 3!0
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Here is a link to my post: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/687229-30-pounds-lost-with-pictures
I'm almost 6'. SW: 212.2. CW 177.4. GW: 165-170 (I'm flexible)
I started April 24th. So 16 weeks for 35 pounds.
I eat every day. Didn't start exercising still about a month ago. PLEASE NOTE- everyone is different. I am very tall and had a bit to lose. No cheat days or anything. If i wanted something, I made it fit in my budget. That simply. Be patient. Good luck. Much love!0 -
Just over a year0
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I started June 30th. 28lbs as of this morning.0
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40 pounds--5 months. Workout average at least an hour a day M-F cardio and strength training. I started to lose when I started to eat more! Go figure!0
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A year.0
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It took me 4 1/2 months to lose 30 pounds. I wouldn't say it was REALLY hard work, but it was definitely a lifestyle change. I have been running 2-3 miles every day and more recently added walking 2 miles a day. I have done this anywhere from 5-7 days the entire 4 months. I also changed what I was eating, but didn't make it a dreadful thing. I do an excellent job with my food selection during the week, and let myself cheat (kind of) on the weekends. I've eaten lots of fruits, veggies, fish, chicken, and tried to stay away from fast food, or fried food. Like I said, it really hasn't been that difficult to do, but it is definitely a change.
I hope this helps a little!0
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