20lbs by 20th June
deeblues13
Posts: 84 Member
Hey everyoneee
Sort of fell off with the bad weather in the UK and it being my birthday not long ago but as of April9th ive set a goal to loose 20lbs by june 20th
Id like to have some pals along with me on the journey to help support and keep eachother motivated
Lets get these summer bodies !
Feel free to add me
Sort of fell off with the bad weather in the UK and it being my birthday not long ago but as of April9th ive set a goal to loose 20lbs by june 20th
Id like to have some pals along with me on the journey to help support and keep eachother motivated
Lets get these summer bodies !
Feel free to add me
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Good luck!1
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How much do you weigh and how tall are you?
It might be tough but with discipline you can do it.0 -
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deeblues13 wrote: »
Ok, i went from 185 to 156 in 6 months.
Im trying to get to 150 by May 1st...and go from there. Its harder now.
You don't have much to lose, so it will be harder. But not impossible!
I 'm 5'5"0 -
Uve done great and only 6lbs left till your goal you can do it ! im finding it hard keep stopping and starting
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I want to be at 140.
But we are going on vaca in May. I pick it up when i get back.0 -
I am a serial starter. This time i gone further than usual.1
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deeblues13 wrote: »
Nearly 2 pounds a week is an aggressive average weight loss rate, with so little to lose, possibly even involving some health risk. If sticking to that kind of plan is trouble, why not go a bit slower to give yourself better odds of success? The same amount of weight (160 to 135 at 5'5" ) took me more like 14-15 weeks than 10, and even that turned out to be a bit too fast - I got got weak and fatigued even though I corrected quickly once I realized I was losing faster than planned/healthy.
I just like to see others stay strong and healthy while achieving their weight loss goals!10 -
Thanks annept77 i agree im defo about trying to do it the best way possible with trying to mantain a long term result im using it as a rough guide to push myself as i am also a serial starter i will listen to my body its about fitting in a form of excercise everyday along with less junk food for me so i will be tracking all the way1
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So you have total of 25lb to lose and you want to do it in just over 2 months??
I dont think that is realistic or sensible, sorry.
I had about that amount to lose and I lost it in 10 months - a kg a month or in imperial terms around 1/2 lb week.
Might seem slow but I have since kept it off for more than 4 years.
I think you are better off doing it slowly rather than risk yo yo dieting or crash and burning through over aggressive target - especially since you have history of being 'serial starter'4 -
deeblues13 wrote: »Thanks annept77 i agree im defo about trying to do it the best way possible with trying to mantain a long term result im using it as a rough guide to push myself as i am also a serial starter i will listen to my body its about fitting in a form of excercise everyday along with less junk food for me so i will be tracking all the way
The bigger thing is not weight loss... it's fat loss and generally 0.5 - 1% of your body fat per week is a good goal to aim for. And one of the best ways to help maintain your muscle, so you see body fat reductions is maintain a higher protein level (~110-130g/day) and do some form a resistance training, and on off days do some cardio for heart health.3 -
deeblues13 wrote: »Thanks annept77 i agree im defo about trying to do it the best way possible with trying to mantain a long term result im using it as a rough guide to push myself as i am also a serial starter i will listen to my body its about fitting in a form of excercise everyday along with less junk food for me so i will be tracking all the way
Time will be your friend, not your enemy here. You don't have enough to lose to be able to do that much weight loss that quickly and still be healthy. You might reach your goal weight in your goal time, but will you be more healthy or less healthy when you get there? How will you know? And what will you do when you get there?
These are leading questions designed to get to this one: why does the number 135 mean what it does for you?1 -
Silentpadna wrote: »deeblues13 wrote: »Thanks annept77 i agree im defo about trying to do it the best way possible with trying to mantain a long term result im using it as a rough guide to push myself as i am also a serial starter i will listen to my body its about fitting in a form of excercise everyday along with less junk food for me so i will be tracking all the way
Time will be your friend, not your enemy here. You don't have enough to lose to be able to do that much weight loss that quickly and still be healthy. You might reach your goal weight in your goal time, but will you be more healthy or less healthy when you get there? How will you know? And what will you do when you get there?
These are leading questions designed to get to this one: why does the number 135 mean what it does for you?
and also why the specific date?1 -
deeblues13 wrote: »Hey everyoneee
Sort of fell off with the bad weather in the UK and it being my birthday not long ago but as of April9th ive set a goal to loose 20lbs by june 20th
Id like to have some pals along with me on the journey to help support and keep eachother motivated
Lets get these summer bodies !
Feel free to add me
Hi,
With a positive attitude and a clear goal your off to a good start, but I think the time scale is a little tight, try and break it down, set short term goals so you don't get disheartened by feeling you are not achieving. Achievble goals will keep you motivated.
I to am on a journey to lose weight, some 60lbs and having people on the same journey helps, please feel free to add me for support.0 -
tinkerbellang83 wrote: »Silentpadna wrote: »deeblues13 wrote: »Thanks annept77 i agree im defo about trying to do it the best way possible with trying to mantain a long term result im using it as a rough guide to push myself as i am also a serial starter i will listen to my body its about fitting in a form of excercise everyday along with less junk food for me so i will be tracking all the way
Time will be your friend, not your enemy here. You don't have enough to lose to be able to do that much weight loss that quickly and still be healthy. You might reach your goal weight in your goal time, but will you be more healthy or less healthy when you get there? How will you know? And what will you do when you get there?
These are leading questions designed to get to this one: why does the number 135 mean what it does for you?
and also why the specific date?
And what would happen if you didn't hit your goal on that date?
Would you get depressed and give up? Or would you look at the success you've had and keep going?0
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