It's taken 4 months, but 10 pounds are gone! (comparison)
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That's only a 10lb loss??? You look amazing, great work.0
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Looking great!0
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Superb advert for lifting weights right there!!!
Amazing job, you're looking fab!1 -
Girl you look like you lost 30!!! Just goes to show the power of weightlifting and how the scale lies! Keep on keeping on!0
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So motivational!!! An excellent reminder that the scale is not everything!! Excellent excellent job!0
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definitely looks like more than 10 lb!!
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You look amazing! Agree with everybody, it looks much more than 10 pounds!0
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definitely looks great!!!!
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Great work so far, it really shows! Also, you could be my body double where you're at now.0
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Wow, this just goes to show what great results you can get from weight lifting. That looks like WAY more than 10lbs! Congrats, girl!!0
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Great post - shows what "just" 10 pounds can do! Impressive. Be proud of yourself!!2
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congratulations you look great!0
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You look awesome! Incredible the difference 10 pounds can make!0
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...at the risk of putting foot in mouth; I'm just going to say "WOW!!!!".0
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Congrats!! You look fabulous! I am 5'2" also, and what a pain to shed the pounds! You go girl!!!0
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Woo! You look great! I'm also 5'2" and it's amazing what a difference a few lbs and muscle makes.
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You look great!0
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wow! You look great! Looks more like 30 pounds. Where do I sign up for weight lifting lol. I've lost almost 20 and barely see a difference0
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You look amazing!!! Congrats!!0
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I can't believe you've only lost 10 pounds!!! It seriously looks like you've dropped 20-30lbs.
I lost 10lbs in January (hoping to lose 20 by June), then gained 4-5 back in February for some crazy reason, then it's taken me the last 2 1/2 months to get down to 12! I'm so glad that you're celebrating your loss. It definitely helps me put my struggle in perspective.
Congratulations!0 -
If youd asked me to guess how much you've lost, I would have said 30 lbs. Amazing! I gotta keep lifting!!0
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You're burning fat and building muscle - way to go! Definitely amazing visual progress and a fantastic motivational post for those of us not seeing huge scale changes but some composition changes.0
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Great job, you look amazing!!0
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Wow nice job.0
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Fantastic recomposition! Congrats...you're definitely doing it right0
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You look FAB!! impressive0
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Wow! Just 10 pounds has the power to completely transform!
ETA: In my own experience with lifting, I didn't have to lose any weight to see a major change in the way I looked and felt. I dropped a pant size without dropping a pound.0 -
Thanks everyone. I'm a big fan of lifting. I've tried the cardio and very low calorie stuff (calories in vs out, right? Lower the better?) and just couldn't do it. I ended up over eating at the end of the day, or feeling hungry, tired and cranky all the time. That led to yo-yo weight loss/gain and eventually insulin resistance and just feeling like crap about myself. I didn't make healthy choices, plain and simple. It wasn't reasonable for me to do the 1200 calorie thing.
Now, I eat about 1800-2000 calories most days (less on days I'm not working out) and lift heavy. I lay off carbs and sugars unless they are whole grain and high fiber. I still eat a sweet or enjoy a glass of wine here and there. I do cardio a few times a week, but I'm rushing around at work for 8 hours (nurse's aid) so I don't worry about it too much.
I slacked off quite a bit this month in the gym/workout department. I hit the gym "for real" yesterday and worked my legs. I REALLY REALLY regret slacking off. *ouchie*0 -
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Thanks everyone. I'm a big fan of lifting. I've tried the cardio and very low calorie stuff (calories in vs out, right? Lower the better?) and just couldn't do it. I ended up over eating at the end of the day, or feeling hungry, tired and cranky all the time. That led to yo-yo weight loss/gain and eventually insulin resistance and just feeling like crap about myself. I didn't make healthy choices, plain and simple. It wasn't reasonable for me to do the 1200 calorie thing.
Now, I eat about 1800-2000 calories most days (less on days I'm not working out) and lift heavy. I lay off carbs and sugars unless they are whole grain and high fiber. I still eat a sweet or enjoy a glass of wine here and there. I do cardio a few times a week, but I'm rushing around at work for 8 hours (nurse's aid) so I don't worry about it too much.
I slacked off quite a bit this month in the gym/workout department. I hit the gym "for real" yesterday and worked my legs. I REALLY REALLY regret slacking off. *ouchie*
You look amazing. Are you following a certain lifting program?0
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