Needs some advice, suggestions!!
katnotfat
Posts: 58 Member
Hello!
I wanted to ask for ya'lls opinions. I'm not seeing anything changing on the scale yet and I feel like I'm putting in some good work.
I try and exercise 4-5 times a week and have logged onto MFP for 25 days straight, (yay!)
Here's how I plan on upping my exercise (I mostly do that now, but I will be adding the weight training)
Monday- elliptical 30 min/ free weights for arms
Tuesday- Body Pump Class
Wednesday- Zumba, free weights after the class
Thursday- Body Pump Class
Friday- Elliptical/ free weights for arms
Then on the weekends -try and take my dog for walks.
I also have my nutrition journal open if anyone has any suggestions. I do try and eat my exercise calories and am really trying to eat well-- but not everything I eat is super healthy all the time-- but I'm trying!
I do gotta share one small good choice that I made last night that I was proud of
I got out of a meeting late, 7:30pm and hadn't eaten dinner.. On my way home I passed tons of fast food places and started to panic a little, heh, and then I stopped at Subway and ate healthy. Yaaay- that was a tough one!
*Sigh* I know I'm seeing a little bit of difference in my body so I should probably just be patient, but it's hard!
Now That I'm putting in the hard work, I wanna see results on the scale!
I hope everyone is having a great day! Please add me as a friend if you'd like. I need all the help I can get!!
*You guys motivate me, thanks for being awesome and such determined people!!!*
PS- If I'm overreacting... which I probably am, you can say "quit you're b*tching!" but... nicely please, I'm vulnerable
I wanted to ask for ya'lls opinions. I'm not seeing anything changing on the scale yet and I feel like I'm putting in some good work.
I try and exercise 4-5 times a week and have logged onto MFP for 25 days straight, (yay!)
Here's how I plan on upping my exercise (I mostly do that now, but I will be adding the weight training)
Monday- elliptical 30 min/ free weights for arms
Tuesday- Body Pump Class
Wednesday- Zumba, free weights after the class
Thursday- Body Pump Class
Friday- Elliptical/ free weights for arms
Then on the weekends -try and take my dog for walks.
I also have my nutrition journal open if anyone has any suggestions. I do try and eat my exercise calories and am really trying to eat well-- but not everything I eat is super healthy all the time-- but I'm trying!
I do gotta share one small good choice that I made last night that I was proud of
I got out of a meeting late, 7:30pm and hadn't eaten dinner.. On my way home I passed tons of fast food places and started to panic a little, heh, and then I stopped at Subway and ate healthy. Yaaay- that was a tough one!
*Sigh* I know I'm seeing a little bit of difference in my body so I should probably just be patient, but it's hard!
Now That I'm putting in the hard work, I wanna see results on the scale!
I hope everyone is having a great day! Please add me as a friend if you'd like. I need all the help I can get!!
*You guys motivate me, thanks for being awesome and such determined people!!!*
PS- If I'm overreacting... which I probably am, you can say "quit you're b*tching!" but... nicely please, I'm vulnerable
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read this link it should clear things up nicely for you and if it does not then msg me I will help you get it set right. http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/210894-feed-to-shed-fat0
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Hi.....I took a look at your food diary and I would suggest trying to always eat at least 3 meals a day and opt for low-calorie, low-fat choices, even if you have to revamp your food supply by going shopping for healthier things.....I don't pretend to have all the answers but I know eat healthy, portion control and exercise is the answer if consistently done! Feel free to add me if you want.....good luck to you!0
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I think Baby Duchess is on the right track- I would add to eat at least 1200 calories (net) each day and avoid processed foods as the sodium and other fillers may not help you lose weight or be healthy.0
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1) Try to net 1200 calories at least
2) Track your sodium
3) Drink WAY more water0 -
you are certainly doing plenty of exercise!
-Lower your carbs, raise your protein
-Always eat breakfast
-If you are going to eat carbs, balance them with some protein, i.e. half a bagel and an egg or an apple and some nuts
-Eat smaller meals, more often, i.e. 5 small meals a day
-Eat most of your calories prior to the most active part of your day
-Avoid foods that use up alot of calories, but offer little nutritional value
Hope that helps.0 -
That does help alot. I'm a case worker at a mental health clinic and I usually don't take the time to eat in the morning... or have a big lunch either. I'm usually running clients around to doctor appointments and am in my car alot. I will start and try to carry healthy snacks in my car maybe. I can see how it may be working against me to eat my calories after I get to work out. I ususally try and work out right after I get out of work... so by the time I get home, I'm trying to play catch up with my calories. Ugh, balance will come at some point, I hope.0
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