How long should this take me?
poochluvr
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Hey guys!!
So I've been slacking lately because I dislocated my knee a few weeks back and havent started any physical therapy yet or anything. I need to figure out what kind of exercise to do as I really want to lose the weight I have. It's absolutely killing my self-confidence. I am currently 145 lbs and need to be 110-115. How long do you think this would take me if I ate clean but had minimal exercise because of my knee?
So I've been slacking lately because I dislocated my knee a few weeks back and havent started any physical therapy yet or anything. I need to figure out what kind of exercise to do as I really want to lose the weight I have. It's absolutely killing my self-confidence. I am currently 145 lbs and need to be 110-115. How long do you think this would take me if I ate clean but had minimal exercise because of my knee?
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You're already so low in weight but probably around 8 months because of the fact that you're "skinny" already. Good luck, even though I think 145 pounds is fine already.0
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If you can't do any exercise at all, I would say 7-9 months, depending on your metabolism, just to be safe. If you can do some exercise, such as those involved the arms, I would say 5 or 6 months.
URL to some exercises that don't require your lower extremities:
http://www.livestrong.com/article/498192-what-are-aerobic-exercises-that-dont-use-the-legs/
I am sure there are more too!0 -
Hey guys!!
So I've been slacking lately because I dislocated my knee a few weeks back and havent started any physical therapy yet or anything. I need to figure out what kind of exercise to do as I really want to lose the weight I have. It's absolutely killing my self-confidence. I am currently 145 lbs and need to be 110-115. How long do you think this would take me if I ate clean but had minimal exercise because of my knee?
Do you have access to a pool? Pools are often good sources to do different workouts for those that are limited in their movement.
I also personally really love Pilates for reasons such as that too. It's very low impact & you can spend most of the time lying on your back it seems (which I loved, because my back bothers me.)0
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