Not good news but staying positive
jamie610811
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Well was my weigh in tonight, put one pound on :-( but on the positive side eating healthier and getting fitter :-) Hopefully next week will be loss . It's a long road and only taken my first step
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Well done on your first week!! It sometimes takes a while before the results show ...keep going I bet you have a nice loss next week Feel proud x0
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the adjusting takes time. stick with it, and one week soon you will get a nice shock0
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Dont get discouraged! Keep up the good work, you'll see results soon!0
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Well was my weigh in tonight, put one pound on :-( but on the positive side eating healthier and getting fitter :-) Hopefully next week will be loss . It's a long road and only taken my first step0
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It definitely takes time. The results aren't always fast... so don't lose heart! You're on the right track!0
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Khadijak17
Yes always on a Monday night after 9 hours work and 2 hours gym :-)0 -
A small weight gain causes me to redouble my efforts. Hopefully, you are more determined than ever. :-)0
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Khadijak17
Yes always on a Monday night after 9 hours work and 2 hours gym :-)
Can you do your weigh in on Monday mornings instead of at night? You should see less fluctuations due to water weight and food weight that you are digesting.0 -
That's ok! Your body is getting used to this new change. Is there any way you can weigh in in the mornings? I weigh myself every Monday morning after my shower.
Good luck! You can do it!
Sheila :flowerforyou:
@Vim ~ Great minds think a like LOL0 -
I'd try weighing in the morning when you first wake up, after a visit to the loo. If I weight in the morning, I normally will weigh up to 3lbs more by the end of the day due to water and food I've eaten during the day.
So you may be down pounds, instead of up!0 -
Yes , can weigh in any time didn't think it would make much difference ?0
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Are you sure you didn't put on some muscle? Don't always go by a scales. Male or Female, any individual unless severely obese (100+ pounds) should start with measurements as a guide, you'll see quicker changes on the tape than the scales. It also gives you an excellent judge of how far you've come!
Personally I've not lost a pound, but I've went from a size 12 to a size 8 and lost over 12 inches! If I went solely by the scales I would have become discouraged and not continued.0 -
That singular pound could very easily be water, particularly after a workout or if you've had a salty day.0
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Cheers guys for all the encouragement , will weigh in next Monday morning :-)
I have just checked , lost one inch off waist, half inch off chest, bf down 0.9 bmi down 0.50 -
It happens to everyone.0
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Yes , can weigh in any time didn't think it would make much difference ?
At the end of the day, you will have the weight of food you have been eating during the past few hours still in your gut, plus, you will likely be holding more water in your system than in the morning. If your weigh in is in the morning, you'll have less fluctuation due to this.0 -
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Cheers Vim . MONDAY MORNINGS from now on, it makes more sense when I use the few brain cells LOL0
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Cheers guys for all the encouragement , will weigh in next Monday morning :-)
I have just checked , lost one inch off waist, half inch off chest, bf down 0.9 bmi down 0.5
Yay! See! Don't always go by scales! Bet your very happy now!0 -
Khadijak17
Yes always on a Monday night after 9 hours work and 2 hours gym :-)
Can you do your weigh in on Monday mornings instead of at night? You should see less fluctuations due to water weight and food weight that you are digesting.0 -
A positive attitude is probably your most important effort.0
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Yes Lois I have got a smile on my kite LOL as most people say the measure is better than the scale :-)0
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1 pound is nothing... if you stay on the path, you'll kill it in the end and that pound will be a forgotten memory.
So many variables go into that pound (time of day, water intake, sodium, did you go to the bathroom before etc..)
Don't sweat it!0 -
the time of day can make a big difference. you have the food you ate during the day. the fluids you drank at and after the gym etc. first thing in the morning is the best when it's possible.0
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Yes , can weigh in any time didn't think it would make much difference ?
I am usually about 2/2.5 lbs heavier in the evening! Try again in the morning you may be pleasantly surprised!0 -
stay with us Jamie, its a long road but MFP makes it so much easier !0
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think of it this way, you got 2 out of 3 victories, more exercise, better food. thats 2 HUGE victories0
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Well was my weigh in tonight, put one pound on :-( but on the positive side eating healthier and getting fitter :-) Hopefully next week will be loss . It's a long road and only taken my first step
I am 51 years old and just starting this as well and I can tell you that if you follow the plan, the weight will come off, but not in any sort of linear fashion. I weigh myself almost every morning (even though I haven't been logging my weight every day) at the same time before I eat and I have seen as much as 5 pounds fluctuation from one day to the next. I was steadily losing weight and had hit 266 pounds 2 days after Christmas and then I did not see anything below that weight until 2 days ago, when I was 3 pounds lighter than the previous day.
So, hang in there. Weigh in the mornings before eating, but still be prepared for a bit of a bumpy ride as far as the scale goes. It took us a few decades to get to where we are and it will take some time and patience to get us back to where we want to be.0 -
Stay positive and keep working hard. That scale will be confused for a couple weeks just like your body is. Once it starts adjusting to your dietary and exercise habits, the results and scale will match. Good luck.0
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