2018 Lose 52 Pounds In 52 week’s Challenge

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  • JillianRumrill
    JillianRumrill Posts: 335 Member
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    Starting weight: 212
    Goal weight: 165

    Check ins:
    Jan: 4lbs lost

    2/3: 206
    2/10:


    Challenge through lent: Avoid Ice Cream, Chocolate, Cookies, Cupcakes, and Cake. (wew lad!)

  • Jimb376mfp
    Jimb376mfp Posts: 6,231 Member
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    @BlueSkyNomad
    Welcome to the Challenge! Never too late to start getting healthy.

    @Fabybie
    Be PROUD of what you did in January! 25# is s lot!
    My 2013 SW was 376#, I’m 70 years old and lost half my SW over the last five years. The most important thing is to KEEP TRYING. You will be in the 300s soon!

  • lovesretirement
    lovesretirement Posts: 2,661 Member
    edited February 2018
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    @Fabybie You are “killin” it! Keep going!

    Progress not perfection.
  • joshnoble01
    joshnoble01 Posts: 3 Member
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    I’m in
    39 years old
    6’3”
    Current weight- 360 pounds
    Goal weight - 300 for my wedding 9/8
    This weeks success: joining group
  • Jimb376mfp
    Jimb376mfp Posts: 6,231 Member
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    I’m in
    39 years old
    6’3”
    Current weight- 360 pounds
    Goal weight - 300 for my wedding 9/8
    This weeks success: joining group

    My son and DIL used the term “shedding for the wedding” for their pre weddings weight loss.

    I got married on my the eighth...February 8 1969! 49 years ago.
  • Wridgewrassler
    Wridgewrassler Posts: 4 Member
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    Weigh in was on Feb 4th:

    Starting weight:269
    Goal weight:217
    Current weight:264.3
    Total weight lost:4.7
    This week's successes:Ate ok - kept super bowl damage to a minimum
    This week's challenges:making time to exercise
  • vivalavida82
    vivalavida82 Posts: 108 Member
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    This week's successes: I decided on better lunch ideas and came up with a weekly menu to make things easier (it costs more, but better for me). Instead of just going by my daily deficit, I decided to track my weekly deficit as well - it seems to help on days where I know I'll eat over my goal (lunch meeting at work for example) but I know I can still meet my deficit over the 7 day period. I've been hard on myself on days where I eat over my calorie goal, but now I just know I really can do better without feeling like I've wasted an entire week of work.

    Totally agree with you with the weekly deficit. If I got daily, i will never “catch up” the calories I went over on a night out, vs if I go weekly, i can ne extra good on food and workout more the days before and after a splurge without feeling like I’m not on plan.
    Hope it works for you!