Anyone have any suggestion on a jump start program
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Good ole' fashion calorie logging and exercise. Programs are a waste of money and time. People never stick to them for the long haul, so why bother?
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I have been at it for 5 weeks and have lost 26 pounds. For the first 3 days, I did 1/2 hour on the eliptical. Then I moved to an 800 calorie burned daily goal (about 56 minutes). When I lost the first 10 lbs after like 2 weeks, my goals were re-calculated and 80 calories were taken away from my daily allowance (ughhhhhh!!) so I upped my calories burned to 880 daily. I didn't see the results I wanted that week, so I bumped it up to 1200 calories burned daily. On top of that, I try not to eat more than 1000 calories daily; although on the days I have to be in the office all day, I usually go over. I look at it like this: When I am down to my goal weight, my metabolisim will be functioning correctly and I will be able to eat whatever I like (in moderation), but for now I GOTTA WORK. Which sucks.
56 mins on the elliptical burns 800 calories??
is this real life?
Amy, I burn 15-18 calories a minute on the elliptical. A 50 minute elliptical workout for me burns 750+ calories.
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no such thing as a jump start...
just start eating in a calorie deficit and working out more...
on a trampoline
TRAMPOLINES GIVE AMAZING RESULTS IN JUST 4 DAYS!
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I like the way you think!0
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I have been at it for 5 weeks and have lost 26 pounds. For the first 3 days, I did 1/2 hour on the eliptical. Then I moved to an 800 calorie burned daily goal (about 56 minutes). When I lost the first 10 lbs after like 2 weeks, my goals were re-calculated and 80 calories were taken away from my daily allowance (ughhhhhh!!) so I upped my calories burned to 880 daily. I didn't see the results I wanted that week, so I bumped it up to 1200 calories burned daily. On top of that, I try not to eat more than 1000 calories daily; although on the days I have to be in the office all day, I usually go over. I look at it like this: When I am down to my goal weight, my metabolisim will be functioning correctly and I will be able to eat whatever I like (in moderation), but for now I GOTTA WORK. Which sucks.
56 mins on the elliptical burns 800 calories??
is this real life?
Amy, I burn 15-18 calories a minute on the elliptical. A 50 minute elliptical workout for me burns 750+ calories. yes, this is real life.
I sincerely doubt this.*
(* This is just my opinion. It may be incorrect. It's okay if you or anyone else disagrees. However, I'm pretty sure I'm right.)0 -
56 mins on the elliptical burns 800 calories??
is this real life?
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Amy, I burn 15-18 calories a minute on the elliptical. A 50 minute elliptical workout for me burns 750+ calories. yes, this is real life.
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I sincerely doubt this.*
(* This is just my opinion. It may be incorrect. It's okay if you or anyone else disagrees. However, I'm pretty sure I'm right.)
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I wear an HRM when I workout. Yes, I burn 15-18 cals a minute on an elliptical. You have to factor in weight/fitness level. A 130 lb person is not going to burn that on an elliptical, but I don't weigh 130 lbs. After a 50 minute workout a few nights ago, my calorie burn was like 770 something cals. I had nothing to do with the rest of that previous girl's post, I was just saying that it IS possible to burn over 800 cals on the elliptical in 56 mins.0 -
You don't have to kill it with exercise when you are starting out, as you should work up gradually as you gain strength and stamina, but I do find that some type of "movement" almost every day for me is important. Not necessary a big calorie-burning workout, but at least a 30-minute walk. Just move.0
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I have been hearing good things about alli. Supposed to jump start weight lost Give it the try!
Yes, uncontrollable anal leakage sure jump-starts weight loss. Especially because you are forced to stay home, where the bathroom is just a few steps away, instead of going to dangerous places like the grocery store.0 -
When I need that extra spark, I load up my shopping cart with lots of fresh veggies and lean meats. If I get hungry an extra serving or two of veggies adds very few calories. I get enough protein to help my muscles recover from exercise - and without many carbs, the scale does drop fast the first week or two.
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I have been at it for 5 weeks and have lost 26 pounds. For the first 3 days, I did 1/2 hour on the eliptical. Then I moved to an 800 calorie burned daily goal (about 56 minutes). When I lost the first 10 lbs after like 2 weeks, my goals were re-calculated and 80 calories were taken away from my daily allowance (ughhhhhh!!) so I upped my calories burned to 880 daily. I didn't see the results I wanted that week, so I bumped it up to 1200 calories burned daily. On top of that, I try not to eat more than 1000 calories daily; although on the days I have to be in the office all day, I usually go over. I look at it like this: When I am down to my goal weight, my metabolisim will be functioning correctly and I will be able to eat whatever I like (in moderation), but for now I GOTTA WORK. Which sucks.
Strong first post. How long before you post your "HELP! Why am i not losing/stuck on a plateau" thread?0 -
Get a good workout, I'm loving Jillian Michaels 30 Day Shred, you've got the likes of Insanity, P90x etc but they are quite hard exercises if your not used to a lot if physical activity! I personally don't think diet alone works as well as the 2 combined!
I would advised, cutting out as much crap as possible, I'm pretty sure I have a sugar addiction so slowly cutting out all sugar (other than natural sugars from fruit) last time I did this the weight dropped off me!
Drink plenty of water , eat healthy, keep active, n remember to keep track of your measurements not just your lbs lost!
Main thing tho, everybody is different. What works for 1 person might not work for another, but focus n determination are the main 2 things u need! I lost 2stone from Nov 2012 to 2013 now I want to lose another 30lbs by this summer, so it can be done!! x
actually, what works for everyone is calorie deficit....
cutting out sugar or 'crap' food has nothing to do with it..you can eat in a deficit, still eat the foods you want, and lose weight.
curious how you are addicted to added sugar, but not fruit sugar? As they are all the same at the molecular level...0 -
When you are up to the challenge, they also have a 21 day cleanse. It is challenging - fruits, vegetables, nuts, and healthy fats. Designed by a nutritionist, it keeps the proper nutrition going, including protein, with cleanse friendly food. It is about removing the toxins from your body, and getting your gut working well, not about weight loss. Still, many lose 5 or more pounds because they are eating healthy. Be aware that this cleanse is not about counting calories, but about getting proper nutrition. During that 21 days you will get rid of coffee, alcohol, soda, refined sugar, gluten (most grains), and meat. The foods are fresh, mostly organic and the recipes require a good deal of prep. That being said, after the first few days of toxin release, you feel great have great skin and can think clearly.
Please list the toxins that this cleanses from you body, that your body already does not cleanse on its own...?????????
OP - go ahead and ignore this one too...0 -
no such thing as a jump start...
just start eating in a calorie deficit and working out more...
on a trampoline
TRAMPOLINES GIVE AMAZING RESULTS IN JUST 4 DAYS!
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1202063-mini-trampoline-amazing-results
guaranteed or your money back!0 -
I just did 60 minutes on the treadmill and only burned 475 calories. How fast are you running? At what incline?0
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What will you do after your jump start is over?
Yeah, do that now instead.0 -
You are getting some really good advise. If you want some healthy nutritional recipes, I would go to www.doctoroz.com. There will be a tab for topics and when you click on that, you will something about diet and weight loss. I was stuck on a plateau for a month. I started following Dr. Oz 2-week Jump Start Weight plan but he says its a lifestyle plan. I started a week ago and lost 2 pounds finally!0
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When you are up to the challenge, they also have a 21 day cleanse. It is challenging - fruits, vegetables, nuts, and healthy fats. Designed by a nutritionist, it keeps the proper nutrition going, including protein, with cleanse friendly food. It is about removing the toxins from your body, and getting your gut working well, not about weight loss. Still, many lose 5 or more pounds because they are eating healthy. Be aware that this cleanse is not about counting calories, but about getting proper nutrition. During that 21 days you will get rid of coffee, alcohol, soda, refined sugar, gluten (most grains), and meat. The foods are fresh, mostly organic and the recipes require a good deal of prep. That being said, after the first few days of toxin release, you feel great have great skin and can think clearly.
Enough about the mythical "toxins" already. And unless you have an illness, your gut already works just fine.0 -
You are getting some really good advise. If you want some healthy nutritional recipes, I would go to www.doctoroz.com. There will be a tab for topics and when you click on that, you will something about diet and weight loss. I was stuck on a plateau for a month. I started following Dr. Oz 2-week Jump Start Weight plan but he says its a lifestyle plan. I started a week ago and lost 2 pounds finally!
Doctor Oz is the worst thing to happen to the diet and fitness industry since Atkins.
Dr Oz is a shill for supplement companies. He cashed in his medical license for profit many years ago.
Don't ever, ever, ever listen to anything Dr Oz says, and never visit his website.0 -
I just did 60 minutes on the treadmill and only burned 475 calories. How fast are you running? At what incline?
Based on what?
If you say number from some site on internet, I'll say it's just an estimate.
If you say number from machine, I'll say it's just an estimate.
If you say number from HRM, I'll say it's just an estimate.
(Although I'll completely understand if the answer is HRM and you get very defensive about the number. I know how people can get very *very* protective of their HRM numbers.)0 -
Just walking and drinking tons of water helped me a lot0
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I have been at it for 5 weeks and have lost 26 pounds. For the first 3 days, I did 1/2 hour on the eliptical. Then I moved to an 800 calorie burned daily goal (about 56 minutes). When I lost the first 10 lbs after like 2 weeks, my goals were re-calculated and 80 calories were taken away from my daily allowance (ughhhhhh!!) so I upped my calories burned to 880 daily. I didn't see the results I wanted that week, so I bumped it up to 1200 calories burned daily. On top of that, I try not to eat more than 1000 calories daily; although on the days I have to be in the office all day, I usually go over. I look at it like this: When I am down to my goal weight, my metabolisim will be functioning correctly and I will be able to eat whatever I like (in moderation), but for now I GOTTA WORK. Which sucks.
56 mins on the elliptical burns 800 calories??
is this real life?
Amy, I burn 15-18 calories a minute on the elliptical. A 50 minute elliptical workout for me burns 750+ calories.
i must have a sucky HRM or i suck, because i weigh 213 and am only burning say 400 in 60 mins.
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I have been at it for 5 weeks and have lost 26 pounds. For the first 3 days, I did 1/2 hour on the eliptical. Then I moved to an 800 calorie burned daily goal (about 56 minutes). When I lost the first 10 lbs after like 2 weeks, my goals were re-calculated and 80 calories were taken away from my daily allowance (ughhhhhh!!) so I upped my calories burned to 880 daily. I didn't see the results I wanted that week, so I bumped it up to 1200 calories burned daily. On top of that, I try not to eat more than 1000 calories daily; although on the days I have to be in the office all day, I usually go over. I look at it like this: When I am down to my goal weight, my metabolisim will be functioning correctly and I will be able to eat whatever I like (in moderation), but for now I GOTTA WORK. Which sucks.
Seems legit. :noway:
OP, don't listen to this fool, just jump right in and start. A SANE, moderate deficit, some lifting, a little cardio and patients, the weight will start to fall off.
Rigger
This. It took time to gain fat. It is going to take to to get rid of it. There is no quick fix. Watch your nutrition, start exercising and drink water
Edit: And don't do dangerously low calorie intakes like this guy did. That's just setting up to fail.0 -
You are getting some really good advise. If you want some healthy nutritional recipes, I would go to www.doctoroz.com. There will be a tab for topics and when you click on that, you will something about diet and weight loss. I was stuck on a plateau for a month. I started following Dr. Oz 2-week Jump Start Weight plan but he says its a lifestyle plan. I started a week ago and lost 2 pounds finally!
OP - whatever you do, please do not do this...
Dr. OZ is a quack...0 -
The best "Jump Start" that I can recommend would be to start with the basics:
1. Good Nutrition (count all calories)
2. Increase activity
3. Drink plenty of water!
Good luck!
^this
...and #2 and #3 are optional.
#2 isn't really optional.
I mean, if you want to be healthy. If you just want to lose any weight at all...then there's all sorts of crazy surgeries you can try.0 -
ExactlyTrack your calories and exercise0 -
The best "Jump Start" that I can recommend would be to start with the basics:
1. Good Nutrition (count all calories)
2. Increase activity
3. Drink plenty of water!
Good luck!
^this
...and #2 and #3 are optional.
#2 isn't really optional.
I mean, if you want to be healthy. If you just want to lose any weight at all...then there's all sorts of crazy surgeries you can try.
OP's stated objective is to get to a certain weight. No reference whatsoever to health...
...and while they're both beneficial to health, they are not essential at all to weight loss...
...so I'm standing by my assertion that #2 and #3 are entirely optional.0 -
Try easing up on the strictness of your diet...and eat LOTS of fresh greens, and veggies. Avoid most fruits to start.. they contain a lot of sugars. Drink LOTS of water..and if you have a YMCA or fitness center with a pool nearby, SWIM!!! it's a great non-stressing on the joints activity that burns a lot of calories!!! be advised though...when I'm done with a 35 minute swim, I'm famished. I keep some celery, rice crackers and hummus in the car..(sometimes almond or cashew butter) as a good protein to follow up a workout. Watch the calories in nut butters!!! Try to avoid excess grains...and eat mostly whole grains...some gluten free options are brown rice, quinoa, millet, amaranth.....roast them or steam them and use them in salads or as a side dish....the only way to "Jump Start" a diet, is to decided to do it!...and it's better to think of it as a new way to eat...diets seem to indicate something done for only a little while....expect to slip up, expect plateaus. and expect SUCCESS!!!!0
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I used the 17 day diet for the first 17 days and lost 10 pounds. Yes, I could have done the same thing with any calorie deficit that brought me in at the same numbers (around 1200 a day) but for me, this made getting started a bit easier and more interesting and cutting the carbs a bit seems to help for me. I have now settled into a more regular (exercising and logging food) to maintain a deficit and am losing a steady 1-2 pounds per week. The first couple of weeks on any kind of new deficit regimen will likely get results and then it will slow down. Do whatever works for you!0
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The best "Jump Start" that I can recommend would be to start with the basics:
1. Good Nutrition (count all calories)
2. Increase activity
3. Drink plenty of water!
Good luck!
^this
...and #2 and #3 are optional.
#2 isn't really optional.
I mean, if you want to be healthy. If you just want to lose any weight at all...then there's all sorts of crazy surgeries you can try.
OP's stated objective is to get to a certain weight. No reference whatsoever to health...
...and while they're both beneficial to health, they are not essential at all to weight loss...
...so I'm standing by my assertion that #2 and #3 are entirely optional.
If you don't care about health...the average human leg weighs 40 pounds...0 -
FOR MYSELF, I think that "jump start" is counter intuitive to my intention to make a change in my previously negative lifestyle.
I am happy making the positive forward moving initiative to put together strings of purposefully positively organized days leading to improved overall health and reduced weight.
Consider your longterm goals and decide how your short term efforts link to your long term results.0
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