losing patience

Hang in there and confirm you are counting and measuring correctly.

Sounds like you're gaining muscle to me. Have you measured yourself? You should be! It's very rewarding to see how many inches you've lost, especially when that scale isn't budging! How many calories are you eating daily? If it's not enough, it will hurt your metabolism and your ability to lose that weight, but I'm sure you're just gaining muscle, and losing inches. Muscle weighs more than fat, so as you lose fat and gain muscle, your body will shrink, but the scale stays the same. :happy:

Switch things up, try changing your routines.

Are you under stress? Sometimes you body holds onto weight because your releasing certain hormones that make you retain fat. When that happens you get no change. Sometimes you even gain weight. At that point you have to switch gears and start focusing on other things that might be affecting you.

I’m in the same type of boat here. I eat well (considering that I am deployed and have very limited fresh fruit and veggies and have to rely upon someone else making my meals), I try to stick to lean chicken breast and things like that. I do Cross Fit 3 times a week and run 2-3 times a week. Yet every week when I get on the scale, it always same the exact same thing (the scale I use shows to 2 decimal places). I’m beginning to think that it will show that number for whoever gets on the scale, since I can’t fathom that in 3 plus weeks, the number doesn’t change even the tiniest bit? I can’t figure out what else to do. I know it takes time for changes, but I was having good results before going on R&R and now since I’ve come back, the scale doesn’t budge. My measurements are barely different as well (only ¼ inch in 3 plus weeks on hips and waits difference) and I don’t feel that I’ve toned any (at least not to my eyes) and my clothes don’t feel any difference, but that’s because I wear the same thing every day (my uniform) and they are not made to look “flattering” on women. I’m stuck. I drink 5 or so bottles of water a day. I am in a combat zone, so there is some stress, but no more than before I went on R&R and I was doing good then. I've been stuck since coming back and can't get it going again.

Switch things up, try changing your routines.

in terms of eating or exercise?

Maybe both... try eating about 100 cals less for a week or so. Also- for exercise - heard this today-- F.I.T.:
F - Frequency (up your workout to 4 times a week)
I - Intensity (work out a bit harder)
T -Time (work out longer)

I just had to tweak my routine because I stalled for a few weeks, I added a couple extra workouts thru the week, cut my cals back about 150 or so, and tried to work out harder... and I lost a pound this week! Good luck!!!

I'm right there with ya. Two weeks at 1200 calories a day and cardio three days a week. I drink nothing but a glass of fresh lemon juice and water all day and have only lost one pound. Seems very much not worth it for one freaking pound.

I’m in the same type of boat here. I eat well (considering that I am deployed and have very limited fresh fruit and veggies and have to rely upon someone else making my meals), I try to stick to lean chicken breast and things like that. I do Cross Fit 3 times a week and run 2-3 times a week. Yet every week when I get on the scale, it always same the exact same thing (the scale I use shows to 2 decimal places). I’m beginning to think that it will show that number for whoever gets on the scale, since I can’t fathom that in 3 plus weeks, the number doesn’t change even the tiniest bit?
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Are you lifting more each time, or just doing the same amount of weight every time? Are you continuing to get stronger, or just staying the same?

Try measuring yourself. Sometimes the scale just doesn't show the progress. Also make sure your logging correctly and are not eating to much fat or calories. They add up quick.

The scale can be misleading as you could be gaining muscle and losing fat which sometimes can show little scale results or even gaining weight. If you have not done this already, try taking your measurements and even do a body fat test (real ones like DEXA scan or other legit ones) and set your baseline that you can compare it to and you will be able to see if you are making progress. Dont just go based on the scale readings. If you have always done this then I apologies for being redundant.

Regardless just stay positive and patient and you will see the results soon enough and in the end you are living a healthy lifestyle and that matters more than anything!

Ok, my next question is, what are you doing for exercise? If you're just doing weight training, then maybe you need more cardio. Also, maybe you need to do 30-60 minutes, instead of 90mins-3hrs, and do it more often. It would probably be best to do atleast 30 min's of high intensity, daily, or atleast most days. Weight training is great for building muscle and speeding up your metabolism, and you should definately keep at it, but cardio should definately be part of your routine, also! Another thing, is that your metabolism could be so damaged from before you started trying to lose, that it may need time to repair itself.