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What's Your Most Recent NSV
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Unpacked my saved size L winter wardrobe. Said goodbye to my size XL 'emergency' wardrobe. Winked at my size M cashmere sweaters waiting for me to get to goal, "I will see you later, my pretties!"32
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AwesomeSquirrel wrote: »After reigniting my ashtanga yoga practice in late July I did a headstand today for the first time. I did it against the wall for safety as I’m in home practice, but I didn’t really need it so I’ll work my way to the middle of the room in the coming week or two.
Middle of the room headstand this morning ☺️
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I am still a fat boy but progress is steady in the downwards direction, that however is a scales thing.
My NSV is not too spectacular but is significant for me.
Due to my size my cargo trousers were always a bit too tight. I never needed a belt, in fact, I stopped wearing them for quite a while because they were too tight!
This morning I had to wear something more suitable than trackie bottoms so dug out the trousers....Not only were they not tight but I had to find something to use as a belt to keep them from slipping down!34 -
I made peanut butter bars for my husband yesterday and only had one very small square of it myself. No more binge eating for me! I am so much more mindful these days. As long as it fits in my calories for the day I allow it and I don't get emotional if I don't have it in the budget for that day. No more whining inside my head " BUT I WANT IT!!!" I am so DONE with feeling like that. I love being in control.27
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I've figured out my new eating rhythm to keep from feeling hungry all day while eating a calorie deficit. My needs have changed since 8 years ago when I lost the first 50lbs.14
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I wanted to let other people know about this one.
My muffin top is shrunken enough to tuck into my jeans, instead of spilling over the top and forcing it down. It feels different because I've not worn pants high for decades, but I like not having the muffin top.28 -
Mine is being able to wear clothing that I couldn't wear six months ago. That's the greatest motivation.20
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I am still a fat boy but progress is steady in the downwards direction, that however is a scales thing.
My NSV is not too spectacular but is significant for me.
Due to my size my cargo trousers were always a bit too tight. I never needed a belt, in fact, I stopped wearing them for quite a while because they were too tight!
This morning I had to wear something more suitable than trackie bottoms so dug out the trousers....Not only were they not tight but I had to find something to use as a belt to keep them from slipping down!
Dug out my old jeans that I haven't worn in over 8 years.....still a little tight to sit down but not too bad...
(I am sorry for inflicting this photo on you all without a government health warning)
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Zipped up my long winter boots for the first time since buying them 3 years ago 😁22
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robynmac5819 wrote: »
You look amazing and HAPPY! Be in every picture you can with your loved ones!1 -
I started walking a mile each day - not quite 3 weeks ago. Today I got to a mile and a half and didn't have to stop once. Nor was I out of breath AND I had my mask on.29
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I hit my fibre goal today finally lol.14
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It's a scalar NSV
My first week (I've just started week 4) was great! The scale showed that I lost a few pounds, and I knew it was water weight, but it was nice kick-start.
During week 2, and the scale bounced - up a pound, down a pound. I could blame it on my menstrual cycle, and I knew I was sticking to my calorie goals so I was okay with the bouncing.
Then week 3, the scale kept bouncing - that same damn pound! What was even going on?!? But I knew I was still sticking to my calorie goal, and EVENTUALLY the weight had to go, right? RIGHT?!?
Happily, on Monday this week, the scale did finally move! FINALLY!!!
But my NSV is not that the scale moved. It's that I stuck with it when it wasn't moving. I believed in the science of weight loss and kept doing the appropriate food- and exercise-based things, even though the scale didn't change. That feels really important to my journey!
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jrh_this_better_work wrote: »It's a scalar NSV
But my NSV is not that the scale moved. It's that I stuck with it when it wasn't moving. I believed in the science of weight loss and kept doing the appropriate food- and exercise-based things, even though the scale didn't change. That feels really important to my journey!
I love this! You did amazing just trusting the process and knowing that eventually science had to prove out. I've had the exact same issues - with weight bouncing all around and only knowledge of what I was doing letting me hold out till I saw progress. I think that's what so important about logging, that way you KNOW for a fact what you are taking in and don't have to guess. Way to go!9 -
I broke out this toning/stretching book that I had bought well over a decade ago (but never cracked open), and took the time to try all of the core exercises and stretches last night. I could feel it in my abs afterward!
Usually my only exercise is walking, but with the cold, rainy weather we've been having, I'm glad I was able to find something else to keep me active!15 -
fitting into my old size 8 (UK) jeans. They're still a bit tight, but hopefully won't be by the time I reach my goal weight. At the start of my diet, I was a size 16!19
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After losing 56lbs I no longer snore! No more getting elbowed in the ribs at night for this guy.28
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Went to the store to buy some salads. Passed by the donuts, cookies, cakes, what not section and got my salad and some chopped fruit and hightailed it out of there. Before starting this new lifestyle, I would have gotten 6 donuts, cheesecake, and some cookies.32
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I deadlifted 60 kgs today 132lbs, it was awesome and I feel awesome. I tried for 70, but my grip is too slippery, so I am off to buy some gloves 17
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stevehenderson776 wrote: »After losing 56lbs I no longer snore! No more getting elbowed in the ribs at night for this guy.
Lucky you! Very sadly this has not been one of the effects for me.
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Over the last couple days I am retaining ALL the water. The jeans I fit so comfortably in won't button and zip. I'm reduced to yoga pants. And I'm not freaking out. This is clearly an unholy mashup of the fibro flare I'm having due to a week of rain, and my oncoming, any time now, TOM.
As was said above, I know I haven't been eating enough over my calories at any point to actually gain any weight back, because of logging, and weighing every day for six months gave me a better understanding of what my body's doing. So I'm not going to freak out or have a bad day, because even feeling so bloated that I can feel it when I close my hands, I'm still at least forty pounds lighter than I was at the start of the year. I mean, do I WANT to be weighing less when I see family at Christmas (including my ex) ? Oh, yeah. But I'm not focused on it being exactly 200 pounds or 75 pounds lost, or wearing a size 12 or anything. I'm sure that in the next two months I'll lose some, and that will be just fine. This is a marathon, not a sprint, and I'm doing it in a sustainable way, and I'm happy.
And given that I avoided dieting for years because I thought I would be miserable... yeah. This is a thing.26 -
I have 2 today. I usually stretch my tshirts before putting them on so they feel loose on me. I havent had to do that in a week. For the second, I have had to use a shower brush to reach all of my naughty bits, dont need that anymore.22
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I’m planning a week of meals for the first time.20
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I broke out this toning/stretching book that I had bought well over a decade ago (but never cracked open), and took the time to try all of the core exercises and stretches last night. I could feel it in my abs afterward!
Usually my only exercise is walking, but with the cold, rainy weather we've been having, I'm glad I was able to find something else to keep me active!
Toning and stretching exercises are so good for you. But as winter leads to shorter days and more rain there are also some pretty good 'walking videos' on youtube that I use to keep up the aerobic element of my exercise. Not as good for the mind as a lovely hike and I do walk in the rain - just not in a howling gale and horizontal rain - no-one needs to suffer that much . Jessica Smith is my go to but there are lots.7 -
I've been working out 6 days a week, eating healthy and at a calorie-deficient for a little over 5 weeks now. Today for the first time, someone at work noticed that I've lost weight. So exhilarating!29
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Runninggrl67 wrote: »I’m planning a week of meals for the first time.
Once I started doing this my routine, life, and success got so much better. It can be a pain to start but it's now a away of life. I've backed off a bit working from home so I have more time now, but I used to plan lunches and evening meals for the week, and then prep all of the vegetables, and other foods needed for the week. Reduced the amount of food I've tossed out, and removed my excuses to go out to eat because it would take to much work to get everything ready for meals. You won't regret it!15 -
Tightened my belt one more notch this morning.22
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I'm smaller than my husband. We're both 5'7" and when we met he was doing triathlons (not competitively) and I was in the best shape of my adult life (not as fit as him). He was 64kg and I was 68kg.
I started MFP at 82kg (post baby number 2) and now weigh less than him (67.5kg to 66.8kg at the last weigh in, he's not actively losing).
But it's not about the weight, he had a pair of really nice walking trousers that are just a little too tight on him and he was going to charity shop, I said I should at least try them (he said they'd never fit my hips)
Not only are they comfortable on me, they also look good despite being men's trousers!25 -
This is actually a bit silly but pre lockdown/pandemic I used to hit the gym, tennis what have you religiously but my belly button was always hanging down,i.e I looked paunchy. But these few months I have been working out at home to fitness blender vidoes and my tummy looks flatter and the belly button is moving up!!25
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