can't seem to lose weight?
rede383
Posts: 7 Member
Hi guys, like the title says, I can't seem to lose weight. I'm going nuts over this, my clothes aren't fitting properly and I feel really *kitten*.
I'm more than fine to exercise. I can't run because I'm very top heavy and I don't have a decent a sports bra to keep them in place and having the them bounce around is painful.
What would you recommend?
I'm more than fine to do the hard work. I'm not looking for a quick fix.
Is there any exercise routine you can recommend? I've tried coming up with one myself, but I'm at a loss.
I'm currently 77KG (170lb) and 165cm (5 ft 5inch) tall.
Please help, if you can. I'm getting pretty desperate.
*edit*
I do usually cycle for about 30 minutes or more a day and I do some core exercise
I'm more than fine to exercise. I can't run because I'm very top heavy and I don't have a decent a sports bra to keep them in place and having the them bounce around is painful.
What would you recommend?
I'm more than fine to do the hard work. I'm not looking for a quick fix.
Is there any exercise routine you can recommend? I've tried coming up with one myself, but I'm at a loss.
I'm currently 77KG (170lb) and 165cm (5 ft 5inch) tall.
Please help, if you can. I'm getting pretty desperate.
*edit*
I do usually cycle for about 30 minutes or more a day and I do some core exercise
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Weight loss comes down to eating less than you burn. How long have you been stuck at this weight? Are you logging everything in your food diary, including using a food scale if need be? Do you eat some/all of your exercise calories back?0
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Leslie Sansone walking DVDs got me back into exercise after a shoulder injury. But you don't need DVDs - you can just start with walking briskly. You can gradually build up to more challenging exercise.
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Diet is much more important than exercise. It's so easy to just eat back all the calories you burn by exercising and not lose any weight. If you make sure you eat less calories than you need to maintain your weight, you'll lose weight. Weigh your food and log it. Make sure your in a deficit. Exercise on top of that to speed up the process and increase your health.0
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I would personally log everything you are eating & swap everything you are eating now with healthier diet replacements - i would also look to purchase small compact treadmill to walk in front of the tv for thirty minutes everyday. You should find the weight will begin to drop off, as ur body gets used to the walking, u should be ready for the next step of increasing the regime, distance and heart rate.
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I don't really exercise much (Walking and occasionally trying and failing to jog). I just eat within the calories mfp provides.0
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