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You need to start strength training IMO
Get some muscle development, lose a little excess fat to accentuate your curves
Strong Curves would be a good programme and probably easier to get your head around than stronglifts or starting strength
But that's just my opinion
The only one that counts is yours because you're not unhealthily overweight
I have to say though in 20 years you're going to look back on these photos and kick yourself for not having enough confidence to rock it and not realising how beautiful you look right now
Cos you can rock it if you choose to ...and that's where the sexy comes in (nor in duck faces or intakes of breath)5 -
Why do you keep showing us your breasts? I don't understand. Many of the shots are Facebook angles and don't tell is anything.
However, based on what you are telling us as well as the shot in the dress, yes, you have more fat on your body than is generally recommended depending upon the source, but only your doctor can assess whether your weight is appropriate for you, so check in with her. Good luck and good health to you.5 -
You need to start strength training IMO
Get some muscle development, lose a little excess fat to accentuate your curves
Strong Curves would be a good programme and probably easier to get your head around than stronglifts or starting strength
But that's just my opinion
The only one that counts is yours because you're not unhealthily overweight
I have to say though in 20 years you're going to look back on these photos and kick yourself for not having enough confidence to rock it and not realising how beautiful you look right now
Cos you can rock it if you choose to ...and that's where the sexy comes in (nor in duck faces or intakes of breath)
Had to quote this ^^^^ because it is SO spot on it's worth repeating.
OP there really isn't anything more to be said about the photos you have posted due to the manipulation of the images due to the poses you are making.
I too think you looked fine at a lower weight and would agree with Amused that it was others perceptions of you giving you pause. Really all you are doing now here is engaging another set of outsiders perceptions of your body, don't be so eager to give that power away.2 -
Well congrats on weight loss good job .. as far as what weight you are. .. it's your body do what makes you happy . That's what counts
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I just took these pics I think I lost a little weight by only eating one small meal a day I did it for a week. What do u guys think do I look better. I fit into my size 4 pants now0 -
I'm not tryna show my books there just there0
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jenna20164eva wrote: »I just took these pics I think I lost a little weight by only eating one small meal a day I did it for a week. What do u guys think do I look better. I fit into my size 4 pants now
Enter your stats into MFP to lose 0.5lbs a week and eat the calories it gives you, everyday. You dont need to suffer or torture yourself by undereating. Above all, lose the weight for YOU, eff everybody else!1 -
I agree with Sued0nim. You're not fat. What you do have in my inexpert opinion is the perfect body for recomposition. Eat at a slight deficit or maintenance and do strength training. You'll lose the fat curves and replace them with muscle curves.2
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You edited and posted those pics after i responded. No, you do not look fat all!0
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Christine_72 wrote: »You edited and posted those pics after i responded. No, you do not look fat all!
Thank u I am trying to lose more I want to start going to the gym but when I did before the trainer said my body couldn't physically handle it because when he was training me and only 15 min into the session my whole body started shaking uncontrollably and he made me stop0 -
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jenna20164eva wrote: »Christine_72 wrote: »You edited and posted those pics after i responded. No, you do not look fat all!
Thank u I am trying to lose more I want to start going to the gym but when I did before the trainer said my body couldn't physically handle it because when he was training me and only 15 min into the session my whole body started shaking uncontrollably and he made me stop
Bad trainer. Sounds like you worked beyond your initial limits whereas you should have been working on progression.
Muscle fatigue or hypoglycaemia (low blood sugar) would be primary causes to look to
But you should check with your doctor
And quit making excuses1 -
jenna20164eva wrote: »Christine_72 wrote: »You edited and posted those pics after i responded. No, you do not look fat all!
Thank u I am trying to lose more I want to start going to the gym but when I did before the trainer said my body couldn't physically handle it because when he was training me and only 15 min into the session my whole body started shaking uncontrollably and he made me stop
You were probably trying to do too much, too soon. Start off slow and easy. I would suggest looking into some strength training programs. I like Stronglifts 5x5, but there are many out there. Start off light (empty bar or even dumbbells), learn correct form before adding weight. You can do some cardio on the days in between. If you don't currently exercise, you should probably start with walking...0 -
DancingMoosie wrote: »jenna20164eva wrote: »Christine_72 wrote: »You edited and posted those pics after i responded. No, you do not look fat all!
Thank u I am trying to lose more I want to start going to the gym but when I did before the trainer said my body couldn't physically handle it because when he was training me and only 15 min into the session my whole body started shaking uncontrollably and he made me stop
You were probably trying to do too much, too soon. Start off slow and easy. I would suggest looking into some strength training programs. I like Stronglifts 5x5, but there are many out there. Start off light (empty bar or even dumbbells), learn correct form before adding weight. You can do some cardio on the days in between. If you don't currently exercise, you should probably start with walking...
OK thanks and I do walk everyday0
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