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Aussie Success! (brain hurts converting lb to kg)

JourneyToTheOldMe Posts: 31 Member

September 2012 edited December 2024 in Success Stories

Please share your success stories with me
I am in need of inspiration, and i find it a pain in the behind to constantly convert lbs to kgs lol

:flowerforyou:

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  manohirarevolutions Posts: 71 Member

  September 2012

  bump.
  
  am looking for kilos success too.

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  keithmustloseweight Posts: 309 Member

  September 2012

  aussie here too. google is a wizard at converting the kg to lbs

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  whipa494 Posts: 41 Member

  September 2012

  All you need to do is multiply kg by 2.2 to get lbs and divide lbs by 2.2 to get kg.

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  mybabble Posts: 25 Member

  September 2012

  I've lost 36kg :drinker:

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  BeautyFromPain Posts: 4,952 Member

  September 2012

  13kg difference...
  Need to take a new picture soon,
  Still a work in progress!
  
  
  
  
  SW: 96.7kg
  CW: 79.3kg
  size 12 from a size 20

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  pinkraynedropjacki Posts: 3,027 Member

  September 2012

  Feb 2012.... 95kg
  
  Sept 2012.....87kg (but only cause of TOM)...normally 86kg
  
  159cm (5'4") and a size 10 bottom 14 top down from a size 20 bottom 22 top

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  wannabeafitmum Posts: 29

  September 2012

  SW (Nov '11) 127.7kg
  CW 105.1kg
  GW 70.0kg
  
  My first goal is to get under triple figures!!

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  mmk137 Posts: 833 Member

  September 2012

  15kg lost
  from 78kg, to 62kg
  
  from a size 16/18 to a size 8/10

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  Mini_Medic Posts: 343 Member

  September 2012

  All you need to do is multiply kg by 2.2 to get lbs and divide lbs by 2.2 to get kg.

  
  
  
  This...
  
  I have to convert lbs to kg for medical math all the time. Easiest way is to take lbs and divide by 2, then subtract 10%. 120lbs /2 = 60. 60-6 =55kg.

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