Not loosing inches
Adpalangi
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by Adpalangi1 , Today at 11:27 AM (0 Views)
followed the instructions the Venus ladies suggested or tried real hard to understand. Last few weeks I've got to the scale to be pleased with 1-2 lbs.
But disturbingly and no idea why, the inches have come down alittle, but then they go up more than what I started with, some, I measure myself once and then I have the same person every week measure me too, my first thought was I'm not measuring correctly.
I keep planning to do the wieght training, but just can't motivate myself to start. Is it possible I'm not loosing inches because of that, if so why am I loosing the wieght. I keep thinking the flab is still there and won't go anywhere til I lift, is this correct? Am I gonna end up with loose skin under my neck and stomach and elsewhere if I just do the diet?
Not complaining but would like to understand my body better. And if it's all because of the exercise, that should be in itself motivation.
Thanks Again, y'all are awesome.
by Adpalangi1 , Today at 11:27 AM (0 Views)
followed the instructions the Venus ladies suggested or tried real hard to understand. Last few weeks I've got to the scale to be pleased with 1-2 lbs.
But disturbingly and no idea why, the inches have come down alittle, but then they go up more than what I started with, some, I measure myself once and then I have the same person every week measure me too, my first thought was I'm not measuring correctly.
I keep planning to do the wieght training, but just can't motivate myself to start. Is it possible I'm not loosing inches because of that, if so why am I loosing the wieght. I keep thinking the flab is still there and won't go anywhere til I lift, is this correct? Am I gonna end up with loose skin under my neck and stomach and elsewhere if I just do the diet?
Not complaining but would like to understand my body better. And if it's all because of the exercise, that should be in itself motivation.
Thanks Again, y'all are awesome.
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To lose 9 lbs., set your goal to .5 lb. per week—which is way more than 1,000 calories—and be patient.
Read the Sexypants post: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/1080242-a-guide-to-get-you-started-on-your-path-to-sexypants0 -
You can do this! Start small and enjoy every success! It will change! Eating super clean and lots of water helped me before. You will succeed!0
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While diet and cardio will help you lose weight, strength training will help tone your body and make your efforts more noticeable, and it will help you burn more fat. I highly suggest working in a few days of strength training each week.0
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Thanks again, I will just give it some time. And find away to make me do the weight training too0
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