soooooo frustrated

Try weighing in once a day, first thing in the morning after you use the washroom. Keep in mind that your body can fluctuate 2-4 lbs in the same day, based on hydration levels, food in your system, etc.

You are most likely gaining weight from muscle as you are losing weight from the fat. As you do weights, your muscles start to build and it is true that muscle does weigh more then fat. Also, your weight changes daily due to fluid retention/water weight. Try not to weigh yourself after you go to the gym because you are probably drinking water while working out and that can pack on a pound or two. Try to weigh yourself in the morning, at the same time and only once a week and that will give you a more accurate reading. Keep up the good work though and don't be discouraged, you can do it!!

First of all great dedication and work! Second of all I agree msot likely you are just seeing a water weight fluctuation. You almost cetrainly drank a great deal of water at the gym and shortly after. Keep up the great work and the weight will drop off!

I'm in the same boat. After 2 1/2 weeks, I have only lost 5 lbs. I work out 4-5 days a week and am trying to be more active through-out the day and am eating right around 1200 cal a day. I feel a 100% better so the only thing I can do is keep it up. The weight has to go at some point. Don't give up, keep on doing what you're doing and celebrate the little things. Good luck!

Just what you're experiencing is why most weight loss people suggest that you only weigh in once a week. I can gain 5lbs overnight. If I eat a lot of carbs or salt I pack on the water weight and I can see it around my ankles and feel it in my legs. May be just me or a female thing. Also, as someone else mentioned, muscle weighs more than fat..I you didn't take your measurements at the beginning you might want to now. I've lost 10 lbs and bounced up and down with that but I've lost an inch at my waist and also at my hips. I'm more proud of that.