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  • KareninLux
    KareninLux Posts: 1,413 Member
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    HeidiThe9 wrote: »
    My 3 year old pulled out my Yoga mat and started to work out. She was attempting some poses, and then spread out a towel so I could do it with her. She was so cute, directing me into different poses. And let me tell you, her downward facing dog with one foot on the couch is a killer!

    But it made my heart swell knowing that I am setting a good example. I hope I can break the family fat chain in her, and that she never knows what it is like to be the fat kid.

    Wonderful!!!!!!!!
  • ntnunk
    ntnunk Posts: 936 Member
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    Went out last night to (finally) get a new suit. I ended up with a slim-fit! I don't think I've ever been a slim-fit in anything.
  • puffbrat
    puffbrat Posts: 2,806 Member
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    Yesterday I successfully avoided derailing my day with stress eating. I still indulged a little, but made it fit into my day.

    Also, I bought 2 pairs of size 10 work pants online. They were having a 50% off sale and I couldn't resist. I am currently a 12, but even if the pants don't fit now, I know for a fact they will fit (and be needed) in a couple months!
  • KareninLux
    KareninLux Posts: 1,413 Member
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    My NSV is that I can have a crazy eating and/or drinking day and not sweat it! Like this very day, lol.

    I know I can get up and get back at my losing routine the very next day and mitigate any perceived damage.

    Love the MFP lifestyle!
  • iecreamheadaches
    iecreamheadaches Posts: 441 Member
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    Collarbones are becoming more prominent :D

    My hip fat/lovehandles/muffin top/saddlebag, whatever you wanna call it area is slowly but surely shrinking. If only I could get my inner thighs to follow suit.
  • rachellosesitall85
    rachellosesitall85 Posts: 497 Member
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    Last summer I started to walk around my neighborhood. It took me about 15 min to get around. Today I decided to skip the gym and get some fresh air and not only did it take me way less time to get around; I ran in 80% of the way.

    Also, getting snacks or meals and being fine with not eating everything.
  • CherieB_Akiko
    CherieB_Akiko Posts: 13 Member
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    LilDsMom2 wrote: »
    I can now fit my 16 pants after wearing size 20 for most of the winter. I have pants ranging in size from 10 to 22 in my closet (I know :s ) . I also now have the guts to donate the larger sizes to my favorite charity.

    Huge victory!! Congrats! Working my way down from an 18 to a 16 now. Hoping to eventually get back into a 12. Keep it up!
  • BaconBae
    BaconBae Posts: 4,568 Member
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    My freshly washed jeans from 10 years ago finally fit in the morning 2 days ago. As the day progressed, I realized the waist was actually too big for me. And it was a size 4!!
  • Panda_brat
    Panda_brat Posts: 291 Member
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    Been stressing over my class. But have been able to maintain my weight. No way in hell I am putting back all the weight I lost. I might still have a few pounds I would love to take off at some point, but I am happy at where I am at nor for the time being.
  • orange_hoodie
    orange_hoodie Posts: 65 Member
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    The year started out with an injury that really limited my mobility, and now I'm caring for a family member who's had surgery. This is a less than ideal situation for meeting any fitness goals. And I'm not: I have made zero progress in weight or training... I'm probably a few steps back on the fitness front.

    All that said, I keep telling myself that this is an opportunity to learn what maintenance feels like. And while the fitness front is not so great, I'm shocked at how little I need to meal plan to feel good about about what I'm eating. Without a doubt, I could be doing better. But nutrition has become enough of a habit that I don't have to think about it. Score!
  • KareninLux
    KareninLux Posts: 1,413 Member
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    orange_hoodie wrote: »
    The year started out with an injury that really limited my mobility, and now I'm caring for a family member who's had surgery. This is a less than ideal situation for meeting any fitness goals. And I'm not: I have made zero progress in weight or training... I'm probably a few steps back on the fitness front.

    All that said, I keep telling myself that this is an opportunity to learn what maintenance feels like. And while the fitness front is not so great, I'm shocked at how little I need to meal plan to feel good about about what I'm eating. Without a doubt, I could be doing better. But nutrition has become enough of a habit that I don't have to think about it. Score!

    Great idea to explore maintenance through a difficult period! You can do this!
  • rubyweapon8503
    rubyweapon8503 Posts: 24 Member
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    I've only lost about 20 lbs and an inch off of my waist so far, but I've noticed that I've lost my double chin and my wedding band is looser. :D
  • CipherZero
    CipherZero Posts: 1,418 Member
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    Pulled a 295lb deadlift... on a misloaded bar... one side was 10lbs heavier than the other. Oops/
  • motivatedsister
    motivatedsister Posts: 544 Member
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    It's still been chilly enough for a light sweatshirt when I go to the gym in the evening or early AM, and I saw a class regular who hadn't been around for awhile in my normal Saturday class last week and once I pulled off my sweatshirt she commented that "omg you've gotten so much smaller!" I was super excited, after nearly 30 lbs lost that is the first time someone has noticed and commented.

    Lol I was starting to think it was going to take 50lbs lost before anyone ever noticed!
  • samjoy
    samjoy Posts: 119 Member
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    AnnPT77 wrote: »
    It looks like maybe all the late results are in, and I appear to have finished the first World Rowing Indoor Sprints at #3 (which is in the medals!) in my new age/weight group (Lightweight Women 60-69 - just turned 60 in November and it totally blows me away that I'm now a lightweight). I'm right behind rowers from Denmark (#1) and Australia (#2).

    I grant you, this age/weight group wasn't terribly competitive in this first year - I'm usually somewhere in the 50-percentile to 75-percentile kind of range in race pieces among those who log them online - but I'll take it! ;-) I've been rowing for around 12 years, but as a heavyweight (a.k.a. openweight) rower. Heavyweight is a bit more competitive - taller, stronger people, and more of them. Rowers tend to be tall; I'm only 5'5".

    Woohoo - you go Ann! You continue to inspire me that I too can do it!
  • orange_hoodie
    orange_hoodie Posts: 65 Member
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    KareninLux wrote: »

    Great idea to explore maintenance through a difficult period! You can do this!

    Thank you! I appreciate the encouragement :)
  • phrozenangel
    phrozenangel Posts: 10 Member
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    My latest NSV: I am currently wearing a pair of jeans I haven't been able to wear for a couple of years.

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