Help, in a plateau for 3 months.

tinnyhinny
Posts: 51 Member
I'm looking for some advice. For the summer months i have hit a Plateau. I only have 11lbs to go till my goal is reached. Ive been active and eating mostly the same. How can I change this? What can I do differently? Advice anyone? Any would help. CW 126, GW 115.
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Eat less and/or exercise more.
That is always the answer to how to lose weight.
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Now that summer is ending I wont have so many temptations. I just get impatient.0
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With so little to lose, you have to be very diligent with your intake. It won't take much to blow your deficit. If you're plateauing, you're not in a deficit.0
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Set at 1200 calories a day. I do usually eat back my calories from exercising though. Any thoughts? At least I didn't gain through the summer!0
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as others have said dont eat too much, but also make sure you are eating enough.. any time i have plateaued it seemed to be due to too few calories, often from exercise... when i started eating more id start to lose again. In this case id suspect its just summer and the luxuries that come with it lol0
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At this point, you really need to be a "food journal nazi". Log everything you even look at.....kidding. But seriously... everything goes in the food journal....down to the condiments. Log every morsel. Every time I've hit a plateau or things weren't going like I wanted it to - it usually had to do with me not being diligent enough with logging.0
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Thanks for the advise. Will be tougher and push through. I want this bad.0
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Set at 1200 calories a day. I do usually eat back my calories from exercising though. Any thoughts? At least I didn't gain through the summer!0
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I'm in the same boat as OP, netting around 1200. I'm just got some advice to lift heavy and do fewer reps, as well as more interval-type training. Also, now that summer is over, I might be more rigorous about logging. However, my trainer did say if after a few weeks, I still haven't broken the plateau, to up the calories by 100-150 and see what happens.0
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I recently found that switching to a different workout style seems to help. I was using weights a lot before, with lots of walking for cardio... and broke plateau by going to pilates for my strength workouts for the time being.
Just an idea; try something new!0 -
Thanks for the great tip. Will switch up my routine.0
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