pounds lost vs pants size lost
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I had lost 20 lbs and went from a 14 to a 10 (some 10s fit or are big, and others were a little tight). My stomach/hips/thighs were the last places I gained weight so it is the first place it'll come off. I gained 10 back during a move across the world and the holiday season, but some 10s still fit, though jeans are more solidly a 12 now.0
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I lost 40 lbs and went down 6" in my waist size for pants, I've regained that and then some and have lost back to my starting weight but I'm still in the 6" smaller pants and they require a belt to stay on. So there's not a direct link between pounds lost and clothes sizes for everyone.0
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I've lost 24.5 and no "dress" pants difference (but they are looser), but with my jeans I have dropped one size.0
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Lost 67lbs - went from a 22W to a 16-18...so about 4-6 sizes.
I would rather lose pants size over pounds any day. I wouldn't pay so much attention to the scale - that fluctuates too much. Measurements are the most accurate, especially if you are including weight training in your weekly workout program.0 -
I've lost 27 lbs and went from a lose 14 to a comfortable 8 in pants.0
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80lbs to go from 20/18 to 10/8.0
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lost 30 lbs went from a size 7 (though im pretty sure i was a 9 hahaha) to a size 3 in about 6 months0
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I'm down seven pounds, but also down a skirt/pants size.
I've suspected that I've been toning up muscles as I've been dropping inches from my waist and hips, and this confirms it. Today, when I was cleaning out a closet in preparation for a move, I found a skirt that I'd set aside because it didn't fit. Now it fits perfectly.0 -
that is awesome keep it upso far i have lost 18 pounds but have only gone down one pant size.
how much weight have you lost vs pants size down?0 -
down 36lbs, from a size 16 to a size 8. I expect to go down another size or more (would be awesome), since I will be losing more after my original goal.0
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When I started out, I lost around 35ish pounds and went down one size. Then lost 25ish more and went down 4 more pants sizes.
The body is a quirky thing.0 -
Lost 62 pounds. Size 18, snug and now a size 10.0
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27 lbs. down. Started at men's size 42, and am now size 38.0
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I started at 230 lbs size 24 jeans.. I am now down to 191 and wear a size 18, barely. I was told by a nurse typically 10 lbs every size. Clothes r so different according to their makers. I have a size 18 that I can't get into and probably will have to lose another 10 to do it. I have small legs and no butt but have a belly. I could probably go smaller if it wasn't for my stomach. I work with someone who has to go to bigger sizes cause she has butt and legs but the pants r too big in the waist. Everyone is going to be different I think0
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I lost 60 lbs and went from a 16 to the 11/12'aize. Talk about disappointment!!0
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Lost 105lb's and went from a Mens 46 to Mens 38. It was 13lb's per 1 inch.0
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Sadly, my bra size was the first replacement item in my closet. :-(
Isn't it always the way!0 -
I haven't lost much, but today, I fit back into a pair of pants I haven't been able to fit for four months. I think it has a lot to do with height too.0
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37 lbs lost. I started at a tight 18 at the time 20's were too loose. Now I'm at a tight 12 and too loose 14. So, I wear yoga pants I have every color.
Until I hit my goal weight I will wear dresses and yoga pants.0 -
Sadly, my bra size was the first replacement item in my closet. :-(
Isn't it always the way!
ROFL...that cracked me up. Mine are always the first to exit the building too, the little traitors!0 -
27 down and not even close to going down a size. I'm guessing around 50 or so I'll be down a size. Looking forward to the day I can enjoy shopping for pants.0
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29 pounds. Five pant sizes. I was snug in a size 20 plus/women's, now I fit comfortably in a regular/misses size 14.
It's all in how you hold your weight. I would love to lose more in the bust area!!0 -
Lost 105lb's and went from a Mens 46 to Mens 38. It was 13lb's per 1 inch.
Congratulation on the massive effort to lose all that weight.
I'm a bit confused. I checked your profile and it says "you aren't in the same boat". So you are good at your current weight? You are good with a size 38 pants? At your current weight, and I'm 6'4", I would still be classified as overweight.0 -
Lost 28 pounds. Went from size 20 or very tight 18 and now Loose 18 and some 16s. Carry more weight up top. Went from 40 D to 38 C. My nursing uniforms are very baggy and have went a size down. A very good feeling.0
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I've lost 86 pounds and gone from a size 22 to a size 8 so that would be 7 sizes dropped (about one size for about every 12 pounds).0
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initial weight loss is water and glycogen stores in the muscles... if your eating the low calories MFP recommends than you could easily be losing a lot of muscle.. Your midsection isnt muscular. This is why everyone should strength train. If your numbers are going down you're eating too little. MFP is great for counting calories, it sucks for daily expenditure prediction.0
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Lost 13-15 pounds total so far (10 since MFP) and have gone from a size 14/15 to 10. I've apparently lost more "size" than actual weight.0
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Lost 13-15 pounds total so far (10 since MFP) and have gone from a size 14/15 to 10. I've apparently lost more "size" than actual weight.
You've lost more fat than the scale # I bet you built up some great muscle0 -
initial weight loss is water and glycogen stores in the muscles... if your eating the low calories MFP recommends than you could easily be losing a lot of muscle.. Your midsection isnt muscular. This is why everyone should strength train. If your numbers are going down you're eating too little. MFP is great for counting calories, it sucks for daily expenditure prediction.
As I noted in your other post in which you complain about the #s - people usually are unaware, at first, that picking sedentary to lose faster isn't a good idea. Or trying to go 2lbs/week loss when they have 10-20lbs to lose. They also may not realize that the # MFP gives them doesn't include exercise...that MFP expects them to eat their exercise calories back. It's up to people to educate themselves about TDEE, BMR, etc. To teach themselves good habits, not be scared and food, etc.
It's up to people to educate themselves by scouring the forums, asking for advice or doing the research online.
MFP is a tool...and people have to educate themselves on fitness and health overall. If anyone is interested, you can check out the links I provided on his post if you want to read more info Provided links to ways to find your TDEE, info about eating below your BMR, etc.
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/862199-myfitnesspal-destroys-metabolisms?page=2#posts-129638480 -
46 pounds and I've lost two pant sizes. A tight 28 to a loose 24... I can get 22's on just not buttoned. Its been like that for the lasgt 15 pounds. It's driving me nuts!0
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