5'8-5'11 women before/after pics?
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garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".12 -
midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !3 -
midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
Hah, never thought about that! I'm sure that's frustrating. I'm 5'10"; most "tall" length pants are 34" inseam and for me, they're about one inch too short! I do find that some "tall" pants are 36" which are a hair too long, but I'll take that problem any day.
I'm a thrift-store junkie and do most of my clothes shopping at thrifts, Savers, etc. and I've found some incredible yoga pants (super tall) and occasionally jeans there, for a few bucks. One time found a brand-new pair of tall Athletas, tags on and all. At least for tall people, it's easy to shop for jeans, I just walk along the rack of hanging jeans looking for ones that are noticeably longer. The new way of hanging them (clipped on hangers along the side of the pant) stinks!2 -
Regarding pants and shoes, I really like Dressbarn clothing. They have nice clothes, well made and true to size. I'm 5'10" and average fits well. I like Clarks shoes because they do have comfortable flats and Mary Janes. I get my tennies from the New Balance store or if I see them elsewhere. I have orthotics and have to get size 11's. I'm 68 and after buying cheap shoes and paying for it by painful feet and squished toes, I buy the best I can around $75-$150. I have bought a pair of beautiful Naot's for $200. They were metallic bronze Mary Janes with cute cut-outs thru the leather. I felt guilty spending so much since my hubby is so frugal!! But I had a lot of comments on those shoes.
Dana in Arkansas4 -
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danareel6615 wrote: »Regarding pants and shoes, I really like Dressbarn clothing. They have nice clothes, well made and true to size. I'm 5'10" and average fits well. I like Clarks shoes because they do have comfortable flats and Mary Janes. I get my tennies from the New Balance store or if I see them elsewhere. I have orthotics and have to get size 11's. I'm 68 and after buying cheap shoes and paying for it by painful feet and squished toes, I buy the best I can around $75-$150. I have bought a pair of beautiful Naot's for $200. They were metallic bronze Mary Janes with cute cut-outs thru the leather. I felt guilty spending so much since my hubby is so frugal!! But I had a lot of comments on those shoes.
Dana in Arkansas
I am a huge Dress Barn fan!! I love their work pants and skirts.0 -
Corlyiris. Great job! Keep on tracking. It really makes you conscious of what you are eating. I just started 2 months ago and lost 15 lbs a total of 31 since June 2016. Now I'm really with it! I'm 263 now and what to lose about 80 more.2
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I am a 5"8 with a large frame. starting weight was 221 lbs and currently 165lbs in a UK size 12-14. Looking to lose another 10lbs. Everyone looks amazing! x26 -
Sunshine2plus2 wrote: »
Starting weight 330
In picture 225
Current 218
I am 5'8
High FIVE!!!!!!18 -
Bumping this bad boy.
Started 01/03/2017
H: 5' 9.5"
SW: 282
CW: 246
GW: 165
SS: 22w/24w in pants
CS: 18w/20w in pants
"Not giving up this time."
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I am
5' 9.5
SW: 202
CW:179
GW:160-165
The best part of this thread is seeing that 165 on a frame like mine looks pretty darn good. With the height that we have, most of us can't go below 150 without looking super thin... In highschool I was around 145 and people would constantly say things about how skinny I was and thought there was something wrong with me!6 -
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stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !
Please! Try wearing a size 12/13!
I literally can't find shoes except on line, which is a p.i.t.a. and at Payless. I buy them, wear them until they fall apart since they're cheap crap, then buy more. My walking shoes are MEN'S Nike's! I got them in a 10 1/2 and they're actually a tiny bit short...but I just flatly refuse to go any bigger in a man's shoe. I can't buy women's gloves either. The fingers are always too short...but men's gloves are generally too wide. Not to mention ugly.
For on-line shoes I do recommend Zappos, if only for their amazing customer service. They also have completely free returns...no matter how many times you have to return something.Christinaluvly wrote: »I am
5' 9.5
SW: 202
CW:179
GW:160-165
The best part of this thread is seeing that 165 on a frame like mine looks pretty darn good. With the height that we have, most of us can't go below 150 without looking super thin... In highschool I was around 145 and people would constantly say things about how skinny I was and thought there was something wrong with me!
THIS! I am 5'10" and have always been heavy. But the charts are crazy low. https://www.rush.edu/health-wellness/quick-guides/what-is-a-healthy-weight Shows "Normal" as 136 to 178. Weight Watchers said 139 - 174. Now, granted I'm 53 years old, but my own doctor has told me to NOT go below 180.
EDIT! I am talking about the 130's as crazy low...but I do recognize that you might have a very delicate frame so YMMD...but most women our heights are really very, very skinny in the 130's.6 -
5'9"
226 to 150 in 12 months (birth to 12 months postpartum)
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Y'all are doing so fantastic with amazing results!! Keep up the good work!
I've lost 34 lbs since my back surgery one year ago! It's not fast but I'm eating smaller portions and healthier.
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lorettaclaire wrote: »
I am a 5"8 with a large frame. starting weight was 221 lbs and currently 165lbs in a UK size 12-14. Looking to lose another 10lbs. Everyone looks amazing! x
That bathing suit looks like it was made for you!5 -
stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !CarlydogsMom wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
Hah, never thought about that! I'm sure that's frustrating. I'm 5'10"; most "tall" length pants are 34" inseam and for me, they're about one inch too short! I do find that some "tall" pants are 36" which are a hair too long, but I'll take that problem any day.
I'm a thrift-store junkie and do most of my clothes shopping at thrifts, Savers, etc. and I've found some incredible yoga pants (super tall) and occasionally jeans there, for a few bucks. One time found a brand-new pair of tall Athletas, tags on and all. At least for tall people, it's easy to shop for jeans, I just walk along the rack of hanging jeans looking for ones that are noticeably longer. The new way of hanging them (clipped on hangers along the side of the pant) stinks!LadyLilion wrote: »stephhcharlenee wrote: »midlomel1971 wrote: »garnetann2014 wrote: »I just want to be 5'8"
It's not all it's cracked up to be. I have trouble finding pants. I'm too tall for Regular length and too short for Tall lengths. So I have to end up buying 2 pairs of the same pants...one for flats and one for heels. My dream height is 5'10".
This. This is my life!
Also girls: shoes?!
I'm a size 9 but I had awful flat feet so need insoles with arch support which take me up to a 10! For this reason I can't by womens shoes off the high street often. I seldom find a 10 in brantanno, and sometimes in shoe zone but they're so cheap they ruin after a month,especially with the added pressure from the supports pushing out width ways. Trainers, I buy the flat est mens trainers I can and add my supports. Even the trainers designed to have high arches aren't high enough.
Any one know of websites good for shoes? Also shoes that don't have ridiculous heels? Like I'm a size 9, 5'11.5 (so basically 6ft!) - I do not need to have a 3 inch heel on every pair of shoes I buy! ! !
Please! Try wearing a size 12/13!
I literally can't find shoes except on line, which is a p.i.t.a. and at Payless. I buy them, wear them until they fall apart since they're cheap crap, then buy more. My walking shoes are MEN'S Nike's! I got them in a 10 1/2 and they're actually a tiny bit short...but I just flatly refuse to go any bigger in a man's shoe. I can't buy women's gloves either. The fingers are always too short...but men's gloves are generally too wide. Not to mention ugly.
For on-line shoes I do recommend Zappos, if only for their amazing customer service. They also have completely free returns...no matter how many times you have to return something.Christinaluvly wrote: »I am
5' 9.5
SW: 202
CW:179
GW:160-165
The best part of this thread is seeing that 165 on a frame like mine looks pretty darn good. With the height that we have, most of us can't go below 150 without looking super thin... In highschool I was around 145 and people would constantly say things about how skinny I was and thought there was something wrong with me!
THIS! I am 5'10" and have always been heavy. But the charts are crazy low. https://www.rush.edu/health-wellness/quick-guides/what-is-a-healthy-weight Shows "Normal" as 136 to 178. Weight Watchers said 139 - 174. Now, granted I'm 53 years old, but my own doctor has told me to NOT go below 180.
EDIT! I am talking about the 130's as crazy low...but I do recognize that you might have a very delicate frame so YMMD...but most women our heights are really very, very skinny in the 130's.
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I am 5'7 and weigh around 215 I am looking to to be around 150. What is the best way to get in a good habit with eating and exercising??
Btw let me just say if you have a hard time finding 9 and 10's in shoes it is a lot harder being from a 12 to a 14 shoes size.3 -
_julie_oas_
Start tracking your food. Start at 1750 calories and see how that works out.
There are ideas for meals in this app.
I've lost 20 lbs since March 25th so far.
I have Sara Lee 45 calorie a slice bread (2) in the morning with peanut butter and a banana with 2 cups of coffee with fat free half and half. 300 +/-
Lunch I may have a salad with chicken or tuna with fat free dressing. 300 +/-
Dinner I'll have veggies, 1 starch like a potato or rice (1/2 cup) and 3-4 oz. meat.
600 +/-
Dessert: Skinny Cow ice cream sandwich, 150 calories.
Or popcorn 100 calorie single packs.
You have plenty to use for snacks during the day.
There a lot of websites that have low cal dishes too.
I hope this helps you!
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_julie_oas_ wrote: »Btw let me just say if you have a hard time finding 9 and 10's in shoes it is a lot harder being from a 12 to a 14 shoes size.
I know the feeling. In sandals I can get away with an 11. In running shoes it's between a 12 and 13 depending on brand (which are limited).0 -
I posted in another thread, but I'll add my pictures here too. I'm 5'10".
This is me in 2014, 211lbs, 41/36/47", UK size 18/20.
This is me now, 146lbs, 34/26/38", UK size 8/10.
2 1/2 years of clean eating, 1 year of daily exercise, 4 months of heavy lifting
You are my body inspiration!!! Oh my you look blooming fab! Would it be ok to add you as a friend for advice and to take a peak at your food diary please. :-)18 -
Following this thread.
5'10-11 Small Frame
SW 199
CW 191
GW 145-150
I've been slim all of my life until the past five years when my weight started yo-yoing up and down, so I know what I look like at various weights. However, I had never gotten this close to 200 and it was a wake up call. I got restarted in mid April.
From my teens to mid 20s, I was in the 125-130 range, but I don't want to get that low again. I recently found a photo of myself from when I was 19 and I looked absolutely fine and healthy. My measurements were 36(B)-24-35, so as little as I weighed, it was distributed well. Back then, I really didn't watch what I ate at all and I ate like a horse, but I can't do that anymore and I'm not willing to eat the lower amount of calories required to maintain that weight.
There were a handful of people who remarked on my weight back then, but I figured that was their problem. I could have eaten all of them under the table. I'll never forget the time I went to the state fair with my mom's boss and his family. He told my mom he didn't need any money because I "couldn't possibly eat that much". He came home shellshocked. "Where does she put it all?"2 -
I'm 5'9.
In the first picture I'm around 190?
In the second I'm between 160-170. It's not a significant weight loss, but I do think I've gone a ways in recomp.
I hope to end somewhere around 150.
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Omg you guys all look freaking amazing! I was going to post, but I still have a LOOONNNNGGGGG way to go. SW 344, CW 256, GW 180-190. I started 4 years ago, got down to 196 then gave up and let myself get back up to 260. Now I seem to be stuck.6
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So much inspiration here everyone--you all look terrific! I am 47, had back surgery a year ago, still having significant back pain BUT...highest weight was 181, currently 168, goal is 150 or less. I am a solid 5'8". Working on it. At this age, every pound lost feels like a victory--they just don't come off like they did when I was 25!!! Swimming and walking are my go-to's. Swimming is much easier on the back!!!
Also--regarding shoes--I don't know if everyone has a Nordstrom Rack near them. My boss is 6' with size 12 feet. She was a college basketball player. She gets most of her shoes at Nordstrom Rack--work out shoes and normal work shoes. I think that store is pretty good with bigger sizes for men and women--my two teenage boys have huge feet--one size 13 and one size 14 and we can always find them shoes--two weeks ago the size 14 guy got a cool pair of Nikes for $50 which is not bad at all for men's shoes.
Again--kudos everyone--you all look great!6 -
_julie_oas_ wrote: »I am 5'7 and weigh around 215 I am looking to to be around 150. What is the best way to get in a good habit with eating and exercising??
Btw let me just say if you have a hard time finding 9 and 10's in shoes it is a lot harder being from a 12 to a 14 shoes size.
For me, it was signing up to do a half marathon. I will really struggle top run it if I don't drop 20 lbs and train consistently!4 -
5'8
SW 216 January 9, 2017
CW 167 July 9, 2017
GW 150
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Christinaluvly wrote: »I am
5' 9.5
SW: 202
CW:179
GW:160-165
The best part of this thread is seeing that 165 on a frame like mine looks pretty darn good. With the height that we have, most of us can't go below 150 without looking super thin... In highschool I was around 145 and people would constantly say things about how skinny I was and thought there was something wrong with me!
Right?! I'm about the same hight as you and it's so nice to see other women around the same height at the goal I want. I was also about 145 in high school/early college and I also got a lot of "You're so thin!" comments.
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