Before and During progress....slowing down
ketoandweim
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I have 30 left but it’s getting slower and slower!! Just gotta remember to keep moving forward despite how small of a loss!!
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Congrats great progress! Just keep going, you will achieve your goal!1
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I feel for you: I am nearly 2/3 of the way to goal but loooking at my weight loss chart I suspect that this final third might take as long as the first two-thirds did!1
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I feel for you: I am nearly 2/3 of the way to goal but loooking at my weight loss chart I suspect that this final third might take as long as the first two-thirds did!
This might be true but if the slower rate helps make the overall loss more easily maintained long term it's for the better.5 -
Excellent work! You look great!
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You've done a great job with your loss! Congrats. You're looking great! You'll reach your goal... just keep pushing!!1
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Well done ! You look amazing0
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Great job so far! Thanks for posting this. I've got about 40 pounds to go, roughly 65 lost so far, and my progress has slowed way down. I need to keep focus on how much better I feel and all the things I can do now, and I'll bet you're doing the same.2
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It would be helpful if you could tell us what your "plan" has been so far and going forward. Are you strictly doing a caloric deficit prescribed by My Fitness Pal. Have you implemented regular exercise, and if so what kind and how long? That kind of info really helps inspire others. Great job, by the way!!!0
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I feel you, I lost 70lbs. A few years back, gained about 20 back. Now I'm back down to where I was and looking to lose another 20ish.
I noticed the smaller I got, or closer to average BMI, the harder it was or is to lose.
Your body naturally works with you to gets rid of extreme excessive weight, but when it's not that much, your bodies lazy lol.
You got this this though2 -
Now the fun begins! Change your focus from weight loss to sculpting. Keep a slight calorie deficit and start building, focussing on the muscles (shape) you want. Just be patient and realistic and enjoy learning new exercises.4
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Awesome progress! Way to go!
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I feel for you: I am nearly 2/3 of the way to goal but loooking at my weight loss chart I suspect that this final third might take as long as the first two-thirds did!
This might be true but if the slower rate helps make the overall loss more easily maintained long term it's for the better.
Yes, I know that, but it is still frustrating when the eating and exercise patterns that have led to a 2kg loss per month since May seem suddenly to be more like maintenance than weight loss. I have bee nreading that this is not uncommon after three months (though it didn't happen to mbe last time) but think I should probably maintain for a while (a couple of months) and then try again to lose the final few kilos.0 -
It would be helpful if you could tell us what your "plan" has been so far and going forward. Are you strictly doing a caloric deficit prescribed by My Fitness Pal. Have you implemented regular exercise, and if so what kind and how long? That kind of info really helps inspire others. Great job, by the way!!!
My plan has been tracking daily, shooting for 1200-1600 calories a day, 50ish net carbs and a few 2-3 mile dog walks a week. Nothing crazy restrictive!1 -
hatsumi141 wrote: »I feel you, I lost 70lbs. A few years back, gained about 20 back. Now I'm back down to where I was and looking to lose another 20ish.
I noticed the smaller I got, or closer to average BMI, the harder it was or is to lose.
Your body naturally works with you to gets rid of extreme excessive weight, but when it's not that much, your bodies lazy lol.
You got this this though
At age 58 I lost 2 pounds per week ( more the first month. Close to 3 pounds per week) until the very week I hit normal BMI. Then lost 1 pound per week til I was 10 pounds under that. Last 5 pounds took 10 weeks. 75 pounds in all. Once I hit normal BMI I felt and looked good so I wasn’t bothered by slower loss one bit. That slow loss would have been very discouraging in the beginning though.
You look amazing so you should feel great about loss so far and definitely not be discouraged.
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one thing I realized is that there are goals but no finish line... this journey of health we have embarked on is a lifetime thing... my failures in the past were due to "getting to the goal and getting done with the diet", I now realize as I'm losing weight that the "diet" (low carb) is just the way I will eat for the rest of my life - calories will be adjusted as needed.4
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ketoandweim wrote: »I have 30 left but it’s getting slower and slower!! Just gotta remember to keep moving forward despite how small of a loss!!
Hi there, you may find information here that is helpful.
He is excellent, and not trying to sell you anything😊
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIe2pR6PE0dae9BunJ38F7w
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Well done on your wgt loss!:)1
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I know the feeling! I started out at 263, the first 60 pounds came off FAST, the last 35 has taken almost 3 years ( 2.75). It comes off an ounce here, 6 ounces there...some weeks i lose nothing. However it is all still progress! You look FANTASTIC!2
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