I was opposite, the first couple of months, the weight seemed to drop quickly, avg 2lbs a week, but then I hit a plateau, 1lb for the 3rd month, nothing for the 4th and then 5lbs for the final month. I had started increasing calories and protein and strength training with heavier weights. My measurements around my hips and waist haven't changed in 3 months, but my clothes are fitting looser.

I lost 9lbs the first month, 3lbs during month two, and 7lbs in the third. I did however lose the most inches (especially off my stomach) during the second month.

I haven't been seeing "big" results myself and I just started week 10. I think my biggest change was from 0 - 30 days, 30 - 60 didn't see a huge increase and only like 4 lbs total lost.

I decided to try out a hybrid workout... still using Turbo Fire, but I am going to add in RevAbs.

I didn't have the funds to fork over to beachbody for the new revabs, so went to ebay and found a used set with all the items included. It's supposed to arrive in the mail today/tomorrow... so just sticking with Turbo fire until then and then will adjust my schedule with one I found online that combines the two programs. Hoping since my major issues are still in my stomach area, that adding in revabs will help me start to see more results again.

I don't eat clean, but typically my day is still under my calorie goal and don't eat back all my exercise points. In the 60 days, I probably only skipped 2-3 work out days but tried to at least get some walking in, etc during the day.

Stephfree3, what height are you? and did you just use the 1200 calories that MFP gave you when keying in your weight/height? MFP gave me 1200 calories but I used another tool and decided to up it to 1400.

I haven't been seeing "big" results myself and I just started week 10. I think my biggest change was from 0 - 30 days, 30 - 60 didn't see a huge increase and only like 4 lbs total lost.

I decided to try out a hybrid workout... still using Turbo Fire, but I am going to add in RevAbs.

I didn't have the funds to fork over to beachbody for the new revabs, so went to ebay and found a used set with all the items included. It's supposed to arrive in the mail today/tomorrow... so just sticking with Turbo fire until then and then will adjust my schedule with one I found online that combines the two programs. Hoping since my major issues are still in my stomach area, that adding in revabs will help me start to see more results again.

I don't eat clean, but typically my day is still under my calorie goal and don't eat back all my exercise points. In the 60 days, I probably only skipped 2-3 work out days but tried to at least get some walking in, etc during the day.

Stephfree3, what height are you? and did you just use the 1200 calories that MFP gave you when keying in your weight/height? MFP gave me 1200 calories but I used another tool and decided to up it to 1400.

I'm in week 17 and I haven't seen a huge drop on the scale, about 13 lbs total so far. However, I have lost 17 inches overall. I have followed the workout schedule to a T, except I moved my rest day to Saturdays. I think I would have had better results if I would have gotten my food intake under control during the first 16 weeks. This week I have finally made the commitment to not go over my 1670 calorie limit per day. I am not going to weigh in or do my measurements again until I finish week 20.

I'm curious to see what is going to happen now that I'm eating to plan. Even though the scale hasn't drastically dropped, I have seen great non-scale victories. My clothes are looser, I can see changes in the mirror (in the shoulder, bicep, chest, stomach and hip areas), people are commenting that I look like I'm losing weight, and my endurance has improved exponentially. When I started I could barely get through Fire 30 without extending my "breaks" after the HIITs. Now I can power through all the DVD's, including the advanced set, without needing to stop at all. I'm also finding that I am able to end the program with the same intensity that I begin. I am going to finish the program in it's entirety to have the satisfaction of saying that I did it. After I finish week 20 then I'm moving on to the Chalean Extreme/TurboFire Hybrid.

Losing weight is a tricky deal. The exercise is a must for having a healthy life, but the real key to the weight and body composition is the food plan. Don't lose hope. Look at it as a learning experience regardless of what type of exercise you are doing. Figuring out what your body requires in order to get the results you want. Good Luck!

1200 calories is way! to low. It's probably under you BMR. You are starving your body. So your body reply by slowing down your metabolism. So that equal not losing weight. You need to upper your calories intake to lose weight. So your body get out of your starvation mode.