Spring in to Summer: June weight-loss and accountability
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Height: 5' 3.5"
Cw: 147.5
Goal weight: 120
June Goal: 139
1200 calories
June Plan: hiking or running outside at least 2x/week and getting to at least 2 boxing classes/week. (Trying to get bwvk to doing things I enjoy that are actually good for me. ).5 -
Height: 5'7"
CW: 138
GW: 128
June GW: 136
June 1: 138
June 8:
June 15:
June 22:
June 29:
Need to get rid of these 10 pounds i have gained in the last few years.3 -
I got a shocker today. I knew I wasn't being careful and was getting thick, but I didn't realize it was 135lbs! A good weight for me is 126. I start to feel uncomfortable around 130. I usually went off how much fat/muscle I had, how my waist was looking & how defined my collarbone was. But I decided to buy a scale and I'm glad I did!
Height: 5’6"
SW: May 31 2018 135lbs6
Ultimate Goal: 126lbs
June Goal 3 lbs
Beginning of June Measurements:
38" Bust, 31.5" waist, 40.75" hips.
June 1: 134.4
June 2: 132.2
June 3: 132.4
June 4: 132 Yay!!
June 5: didn't want to see the # cuz SOMEBODY's plumbing system was backed up. Lol! Thank you, iron supplements. Thank you.
June 6: 131.2 yippee!!!!!
Super bloated today. Put it this way-- my uterus is pretty upset that I'm not pregnant.2 -
@43Ninebark day to day fluctuations are super normal. You might want to check out apps like Happy Scale (iPhone) and Libra (Android) if you want to track your daily weight as a trend.2
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Height: 5'5"
Ultimate goal: 117-120 LBS
Current Weight: 127.8
June Goal: 125 LBS
June 1: 127.8
June 6: 127.62 -
Height: 5'6"
SW: 150lbs
Current weight: 143lbs
June goal: -1lbs/week or 138lbs
Eventual goal: 135lbs
June 1: 143lbs
June 6: 141lbs
I'm jogging 30 minutes daily, 10k steps min daily, IF 14:10 ( or 15/16 hrs if I'm feeling it), and finally getting my macros figured out. I'm in that 80-120g carb range and 80-100g protein range that really seem to make weigh loss feel effortless. Feeling awesome and for the first time in forever not craving anything!2 -
Height: 5'10/11 depending on who you ask medically.
SW: 212lbs* (new scale, orig. weight probably 220lbs)
CW: 137.2lbs
June GW: 137lbs stable as I've been weighing in there quite a few times in a row.
UGW: 142-145lbs strong.
May 31st: 137.2lbs.
June 6th: 137.8lbs.
I wish this was a high weigh-in, but I was just bloated.
Strong losses, guys, keep going!4 -
Height 5'4"
May 31: 126.2
June 6: 125.6
June 10:
June 17:
June 24:
June Goal: 125
Ultimate GW: 125
Woot! Half a pound to go!!3 -
Height 5'3"
HW:159
SW:155
CW:140
GW:120 (give or take a few)
Lost in May:: -2lbs
June1st Starting: 137.6
Month End Goal: 136
Stretch Goal: 134
BF%: 30.93% (Need to take measurements and update for June)
June 6th: 137.4 (Trend 138.3)
June13th:
June20th:
June27th:
Starting the month off pretty good. My weight is just ever so slowly creeping off. If I can get below 136 at month end that will be great. I haven't been counting strictly. Just going off of how I feel. We'll see how I do, so far I'm doing good. Happy June! Good luck everyone!2 -
Height: 5'9"
SW (this time around): 148.7
GW: 135
Feb: 148.7
March 1: 147
April 1: 142
May 1: 140.6
June 1: 140.8 (moving average 137.7)
June 7: 135.8 (moving average 136.8)
Yes! I was good this week and the water weight finally came off. It’s my birthday tomorrow — going to try to indulge in moderation this time to keep up the progress and get to goal soon.4 -
Shark week due to start any day now (it’s a bit later than usual)! Blegh to the bloat. I hate that week in the run up as I want to eat quite literally everything, like proper Pre-Menstrual Munchies (PMM?). And I also decided that, because I was bloated already, that was the time to have some of the foods I normally would avoid (hello take away pizza and spicy chicken wings). As a result of the bloat I have weighed in consistently high so had a rubbish average yesterday.
Height: 5'10"
HW: 183lbs (Fri 24th March 2017)
SW June: 159.2lbs (last May weigh in)
Ultimate goal: Around 150lbs
June goal: 156lbs
June body fat goal: 24.6%
End of May Measurements: Waist 77, Belly 95, Under bust 88, Bust 100
26th April: 179.4lbs - Body fat: 29.6%
31st May: 173lbs – Body fat: 28.2%
28th June: 170.6lbs - Body fat 27.6%
26th July: 168lbs - Body fat 26.9%
31st Aug: 169lbs - Body fat 27.2%
27th Sep: 166lbs – Body fat 26.6%
25th Oct: 164lbs - Body fat 26.3%
29th Nov: 161.4lbs – Body fat 25.7%
20th Dec: 163.6lbs – Body fat 26.1%
31st Jan: 163.6lbs - Body fat 26.2%
28th Feb: 162lbs – Body fat 25.8% (Moving average 161.8lbs)
7th Mar: HOLIDAY! No weigh in
28th Mar: 163.8 – Body fat 26.3% (Moving average 164.0lbs)
25th April: 161 – Body fat 25.5% (Moving average 160.7 lbs)
2nd May: 161.6 – Body fat 25.8% (Moving average 159.9lbs)
9th May: 161.2 – Body fat 25.6% (Moving average 160.5lbs)
16th May: 159.6 – Body fat 25.4% (Moving average 160.5lbs)
23rd May: 158.8 – Body fat 25.2% (Moving average 160lbs)[/b]
30th May: 159.2 – Body fat 25.2% (Moving average 159.3lbs)[/b]
6th June: 159.4 – Body fat 25.3% (Moving average 159.9lbs)
13th June:
20th June:
27th June:
@Go_Deskercise If not a massive downward move, at least it’s steady.
@krfitmom, @mclduck, @jmardesi Welcome!
@43Ninebark Don’t lose sight of the visuals though, because in the end you are more likely to feel good when you look good, regardless of what the scales tell you. Though doing well so far! Sorry about the upset uterus though. Seems to feel that way every month. It has the memory of a goldfish.
@peppermintcaroline So close to maintenance!
@FitSeachely I like the positivity in your comment “I will reach my goal this month”.
@gutsnglory6 Life is short and thus needs to be enjoyed. As long as you are in control, then that’s fine. For some that’s counting even on a night out, for others it’s knowing they can have a blowout because they are in control outside of that. Whatever works for you. Just don’t ever stop enjoying life and food and all that comes with that. Happy birthday for tomorrow! Enjoy the birthday food and drink!
@nikkit321 Oh love, that’s rubbish! If I were you I wouldn’t worry too much about weighing in, just focus on your recovery and keep your eating in a deficit. Can you get yourself some dumbbells to work with, and maybe try standing pushups (against a wall) or seated ab rotations (or whatever that may be called). But whatever you do, take it easy. Like you say, crutches are quite a work out. Hope the break heals soon!
@rainingribbons Do you mean the scale is low compared to your own? Or a calibration issue? If you keep forgetting, maybe order one from Amazon. It’s likely to be a bit cheaper too.
@mmurph102 It’s frustrating when that happens, isn’t it. Do you use a trend weight app? That may help you stay focussed and see the improvement a bit more.
@DomesticKat Happy birthday month! What’s the actual day?
@HoneyBadger155
@noel2fit Woohoo! Well done making it to 143! Aggressive goal for June (only because you’re so close to your UG), but good luck!
@glassofroses If it is a labral tear, what does that mean for you in terms of recovery? Just a case of gentle use until healed, or an op? Sounds like you are in good hands though, and a physio may be able to give you some good exercise advice in light of the growing list of things you struggle with. How about some low weight training, where it’s more about the reps with some resistance? Would that work with your hypermobility?
@Letitiamcd Welcome! BBQ: Go for the salad and the meats, and have less bread. Because personally I think bread, unless home baked, is the most pointless thing at a BBQ. Not because of the carbs, but because normally it’s cheap & nasty bread and to me that’s a waste of calories when you get to have lovely BBQed meats!
@Cora0477 Woohoo! That’s a little mini goal right there! A big move ahead though, assuming D.C. is where I think it is. That’ll be quite a change. I like the idea of holidaying your way up there though; the food tour sounds fab!
@itseclair Do you weight train? If you are aiming to get your steps up that already is cardio. It terms of calorie burn, weight training is effective longer term, and it helps you retain some muscle whilst in a deficit.
@Agefyter18 Calorie deficit. My belly is the last to go on me too (genetics). Sucks. Also, make sure you have muscle tone as that helps contain belly fat better.
@AshesSquared I hit a plateau for a while. I do occasionally, but eventually you will break through it. And a plateau range is better than actual weight gain!
@EnduranceGirl2 Well done on hitting goal the first time round and sustaining it for so long! And it looks like you recognise weight gain/bad habits better now which will help you get back to your goal weight in no time!
@leah_not_leia You seem to have stabilised a bit, and the muscle definition is definitely a good thing!
@io8785a Don’t kick yourself for eating twice maintenance at a party. Sometimes you need to allow that, in the knowledge that you can get back to a normal routine after.
@sardelsa Nice! Lean is good!
@jcello65 Enjoying the exercise you do is incredibly important. Aggressive goal for the month, good luck!
@Treehugger_88 10lbs is a very doable target. Any plans on how to achieve it?
@Crafty_camper123 Slow and steady is good. It’s always particularly satisfying when you haven’t been that strict.
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June 7: 112.7
Progress.. slow but hopefully steady. So busy recently. Which leads to bad eating/no meal prep at times.
@rianneonamission I get the munchies too. Hope it goes smoothly and you aren't too far outside your goals!3 -
Height : 5'5"
HW: 172 lbs
CW: 139.8 lbs
June goal: 135 lbs
Long term goal: 135 lbs
June 1st - 139.8 lbs
June 7 - 140.4 lbs
June 16
June 23
June 30
I’m my biggest ennemi lately. I keep on sabotaging myself. I started meditating daily this week and will resolve this internal conflict. I will reach my goal this month. I decided to change my weight-in day from Thursday to Saturday. Gives me more time to measure myself and push myself with a hard workout.
For the next week, I will do 3 weight training session and 3 HIIT.5 -
I think my main goal for the next 2 months is just to not gain weight. Summer classes started and the stress normally makes me gain weight even though my eating habits and exercise remain the same. I'm also going to start doing as many pushups as I can when I get home from work. I used to do that and my max quadrupled in only about 5 months. I need to cool it with the Taco Bell and Steak 'n Shake during the week too. It hasn't really been making me gain weight, but I also haven't been losing much either.
HW: 176
CW: 153.5
June Goal: 152
Ultimate Goal Weight: low 150's
June 7: 153.5
June 14:
June 21:
June 28:
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@rianneonamission It's conservative (physio) to start with to strengthen the surrounding muscle but if I still don't have my full range of motion/at a manageable level of pain/discomfort then it's surgery. The labrum has a minimal blood supply and cannot heal itself. Surgery would be to preserve the labral tissue I have and the hip against osteoarthritis for a few more years. I'm under no illusions that it's not coming for me with this morning's revelation that I have a small bone spur. Both my mother and grandfather had it, but my mum also has rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis, the latter of which was early onset in her 40s. I've had snapping hip since my early teens so that has to have some effect on my pathology despite it being non-painful. It's still rubbing cartilage.
Strength training isn't such a big problem as I can use my own bodyweight relatively well and my loss of ROM is mostly anterior upper flexion/extension and anterior straight leg movements (raises/walking). What I worry about more is my cardio. I want to get an exercise bike where I can adjust the seat high enough so that it takes the pressure off my hip (I'm currently not allowed to bring my knee above 90 degrees to protect the hip) but I currently don't have space -- I've become a storage facility for my brother's moving stuff. Hopefully, he'll be moved out by the end of July, bank approving the mortgage pending.
My current focus is just strengthening what I've got so I can at least walk and improving my posture/alignment, I have a posterior pelvic tilt from my tight hammies, because I am living in a small amount of hope that it's a torn ligament/tendon. Doubtful, but we can dream.1 -
Still holding steady 133. My plan is a half pound a week from here on out. I was sick last week and now not sleeping well, so my workout recovery has suffered. I also feel I've reached the point where I can't increase weight or intensity for certain lifts anymore without fatigue, so that's a sign that I'm getting close to the end I think. Nobody told me that you can go through that awkward, mushy, lumpy fat stage more than once while losing, and that's currently happening again so I think another big change shape-wise is coming.
@rianneonamission - Thanks, it's on the 10th!
Height: 5'1"
HW: 195lbs.
June Goal: Hit a healthy BMI of 131 pounds.
Ultimate goal: Still not sure yet. I'm now leaning toward 120 and then continuing with strength training and recomp.
June 1st: 133.6
June 7th: 133
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Height: 5' 7"
HW: ~163
CW: 152.9 (actual) 153.7 (trend)
Ultimate GW: 128-140 (unsure due to muscle mass vs previous weight)
Current GW: 140
June GW: 150 (trend)
June 1: 152.9 (actual) 153.7 (trend)
June 7: 152.6 (actual) 153.1 (trend)3 -
rianneonamission wrote: »@gutsnglory6 Life is short and thus needs to be enjoyed. As long as you are in control, then that’s fine. For some that’s counting even on a night out, for others it’s knowing they can have a blowout because they are in control outside of that. Whatever works for you. Just don’t ever stop enjoying life and food and all that comes with that. Happy birthday for tomorrow! Enjoy the birthday food and drink!0
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Height: 5'3"
SW: 150ish
CW: 124.3
Goal Weight was 120 but now I'm thinking I might aim for 115. I have a small frame so I still have fat to lose. 115 won't be too skinny I don't think. I do want to gain some muscle because I lost a ton since I've lost 25 pounds... So I also don't know how much my weight will go up when I starting putting muscle back on me. (Mainly just my glutes )2 -
Thanks, @rianneonamission for the words of advice on the BBQ. It ended up being a bust since the weather was not the best here. Plus, I was in a CRAZY step challenge with some of the local ladies that I had to win so I got 66,000 steps in on Sunday which I think helped combat too many calories eaten over the weekend.
Height: 5'2"
SW: 116.5
June Goal: 110
Ultimate Goal: 105
Jun 1: 116.1
Jun 7: 113.1 (this seems kinda low...I typically have a low weight right when I start my cycle. Seems odd but happens every month.)1 -
@rianneonamission - Yeah I mean that the scale is low by 5-6 pounds we think, so usually I just take whatever number shows, and add 6! I do really need to purchase one soon, Amazon's a good idea. Probably going to get one after I finish typing this, while I'm still thinking about it!
Height: 5'10"
Goal Weight: 140lbs
June Goal: 140lbs, less body fat!
June 1st: 144 (I think?)
June 8th: 142-ish.
Luckily it seems that was all TOM waterweight from last week, that's a nice relief! About two pounds to go until goal weight and my birthday is just over a month away, hopefully I can shed them then! Planning to start C25K next week, so we'll see if that helps or not.2 -
& half my comment didn’t post.
@rianneonamission trying to work on better enjoyment over mindlessly stuffing my face and feeling like garbage after. Lots of excuses this summer to enjoy life to the detriment of my progress, so this weekend is good practice. We’ll see how it goes (but there WILL be cake tonight and tomorrow).0 -
I'm under no illusions that it's not coming for me with this morning's revelation that I have a small bone spur. Both my mother and grandfather had it, but my mum also has rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis, the latter of which was early onset in her 40s. I've had snapping hip since my early teens so that has to have some effect on my pathology despite it being non-painful. It's still rubbing cartilage.
I feel your pain. I have rheumatoid arthritis on one side of the family, and early onset osteoarthritis on the other side. I am half expecting that my wrist issues are something to do with the osteo (my grandparents both had it, and married each other; they were cousins ) which has caused my dad such a bad case that his hip needed replacing at the tender age of 36. He has psoriasis too, so not unthinkable that has made it worse than it already was. For the last few years fever pain has concentrated itself in my hips too. Fingers crossed I haven't had a proper fever for about years, but the few times before that I was in agony for longer than the fever. But yes, the wrists. Physio seems to think arthritis unlikely because of my age. I disagree with him given my family history. But hey ho, let's give physio a good go first. Back to see him on Thursday.
Will properly respond to everyone later. But this just jumped out at me.
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Height 5'5.5 (I like to claim 5'6")
June goal: 155 lbs
Ultimate goal: 140 lbs.
March 22 - 162.5
April 13 - 160.2
May 25 - 157.8
June 1 - 159
June 8 - 157.3
June 15 -
June 20 - (early weigh-in due to vacation)
I'm just 11 days post-break and still have a lot of swelling in my leg from the broken fibula, but I'm happy to report a lower number than last week. I need to drink more water - I work out of my home, so my son fills my water bottle before going to work, and that's all I have for the day. Need to have him fill several bottles for me as I can't carry water using the walker. I did take a couple steps without the walker yesterday and had discomfort rather than pain, so that's a positive. I'm not eating much during the day because of the carry-with-the-walker issue, but dinners haven't been healthy with my husband and sons feeding me.
I found some chair workouts on YouTube for the elderly (gasp!) and disabled. I did them last week but this week I'm in a funk and didn't do them. Will do them today, I promise. I'm hoping to be weight-bearing at some point next week and then will start roaming the house and the driveway...at this point that sounds amazing.
OK, so goals this upcoming week:
- drink more water
- chair workout daily1 -
Treehugger_88 wrote: »Height: 5'7"
CW: 138
GW: 128
June GW: 136
June 1: 138
June 8: 137.2 -a step in the right direction.
June 15:
June 22:
June 29:
Need to get rid of these 10 pounds i have gained in the last few years.
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I had a rough week and actually gained a pound. Where I did well was faithfully logging my food and walking 20000 steps every day. I am hoping I see some easy places to cut calories for next week (looking at you gummy fruit snacks). I hope every one has successful second weeks!4
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Height: 165cm
Sw June: 141 lbs
June goal: 137 lbs!
June 9th: 141 lbs (no change)
June Plan:
- 1300 cals
- 15 min treadmill 5x a week
- 10000 steps 3x a week
- 6500 steps 4x a week
- more water!1 -
@rianneonamission I actually want to get into weights, but because i'm still in school time doesn't permit me to learn the proper way... maybe next month?0
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rianneonamission wrote: »I'm under no illusions that it's not coming for me with this morning's revelation that I have a small bone spur. Both my mother and grandfather had it, but my mum also has rheumatoid and psoriatic arthritis, the latter of which was early onset in her 40s. I've had snapping hip since my early teens so that has to have some effect on my pathology despite it being non-painful. It's still rubbing cartilage.
I feel your pain. I have rheumatoid arthritis on one side of the family, and early onset osteoarthritis on the other side. I am half expecting that my wrist issues are something to do with the osteo (my grandparents both had it, and married each other; they were cousins ) which has caused my dad such a bad case that his hip needed replacing at the tender age of 36. He has psoriasis too, so not unthinkable that has made it worse than it already was. For the last few years fever pain has concentrated itself in my hips too. Fingers crossed I haven't had a proper fever for about years, but the few times before that I was in agony for longer than the fever. But yes, the wrists. Physio seems to think arthritis unlikely because of my age. I disagree with him given my family history. But hey ho, let's give physio a good go first. Back to see him on Thursday.
Will properly respond to everyone later. But this just jumped out at me.
Have you had an x-ray? How are your joint spaces? What is his best guess if it's not arthritis, RSI?
I completely forgot that my mum has ankylosing spondylitis (a type of arthritis that primarily affects the spine) so jeez Louise, our parents handed us a couple of duff hands, huh? How did your dad's hip replacement go? Wouldn't he have needed a new hip pretty regularly? (Every 10 years or so?)
I feel I'm in the same boat a bit. Like, is this not just the start of the decline of my whole body until I fall apart and die? /cue dramatic music I don't know. And I can't really tell if physio doing anything other than making my bum ache, but it's only been 6 days. That being said, it's helping a smidge with my tailbone -- the first thing to do so in the 6 months it's been bothering me (2 doctors visits and nothing). Loosening up my hammies is probably helping to correct my posterior pelvic tilt so that I can sit on my bum properly.
How about you? I saw your post about having a 'normal-ish' day not so long ago, that's good, right?0 -
Height 5'4"
May 31: 126.2
June 6: 125.6
June 10: 124.4
June 17:
June 24:
June Goal: 125
Ultimate GW: 120
I made my goal!! So I’ve updated my ultimate goal to my true ultimate goal weight. I didn’t use that at first because I wasn’t sure I could make it there again, but now I’m feeling good about my odds
Honest talk for a minute though. Although I’m liking the way my body is shaping up, I started this diet because I had a closet full of cute clothes that were getting way too small. Now I have a closet full of cute clothes that are too big. So what should have felt like elation at success, kind feels like disappointment. I am enjoying feeling stronger and healthier, as well as feeling more comfortable in my skin, so the payoff is still there, just not as great as I expected.3
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