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alblack324 wrote: »I have a question. Are we able to sync a fitbit with MFP? I have not been able to figure that our yet. I am using the free version of MFP.
I am new to MFP and on the free app as well. If you go to "Me" at the bottom right, bottom of that page there is the option to connect apps & devices. Hope this Helps!
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About me: Christian mom of 5, and 1 "furbaby", about the size of a miniature pony. My goal is to transform my heart, mind AND body into a strong 💪, confident women of Faith, Hope, Love.❤️✝️3
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Hello Everyone, I am a SparkPeople refugee who is happy to have found MFP. I tried Noom but it is tedious, expensive, and I didn't lose nearly the weight they had predicted when sell the program to me. I think this just what I need to lose 15-20 lbs. I find the food diary easy to use and the data base very easy but I have found some mistakes in the data which I was able to edit. how do I get this picture to turn?
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Hi there, my name is Valerie. I am rather down to earth and would like to find some friends for accountability and motivation, might someone need this too? I workout 6 days a week5
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Hello MFP community! I was a loyal Spark People fan for years, and they closed their doors on August 17, 2021. I was looking for a good way to track my eating and exercise. This site has looked better than any other program I have run across so far. I want to wish everyone the best on this journey of healthy living!
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G'day Peeps 😁
Wishing everyone some great luck on their fitness journey. We come in all shapes and sizes and we all are uniquely gorgeous. 💗
We can do this! 💪6 -
Hi , hoping to loose 45 pounds4
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Hi all, I am a few weeks into using MFP. I started out just using the calorie counter but I’m now seeing other useful features.3
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Hello. Been here a couple times before and had success, especially using the calorie counter. I'm good at underestimating my intake and it really helps to have that reality check. Blew the first day by about 250 calories, and that's not bothering to take the macros into consideration. For now, I'm simply trying to gain a realistic view of how much I eat vs how much I should be eating. I'll work on the rest as I get that under better control. I'm already seeing where fruits will replace some bad choices as I start planning grocery lists better. Looking to drop about 50, maybe 60lbs, then actually learn to maintain it this time. I can always handle having friends, so feel free to add me of you like. I'll do my best to be one.0
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I’m on here looking to find very motivated friends. Not looking to have the most friends, just very active and motivated friends. I’m a runner struggling to consistently strength train. I’m a fairly active person looking for accountability partners looking to get better every day. Feel free to add me if your the same way. Thanks0
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Hi there! I'm 22, 5'10 tall and my current weight is 172 lbs. My goal weight is 143. I'm trying to change my lifestyle by finding healthier food options for the things I crave (ice cream bowls and chocolate) instead of completely avoiding them. I would love to make some accountability friends to avoid putting my head in the sand! I'm trying to take it slow and to be patient with myself, since I tend to be overly disciplined and end up burning and crashing when I make one ''mistake''. I want to approach this as a lifestyle change, so it might take longer, which is okay.3
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A good Introduction for me Is always humorous!
Zak. I've been type 1 diabetic since age 7 and never had a problem with weight. I was 90lbs in 6th grade. I started bodybuilding and fitness in 2011 and transformed into a beast. I was 210lbs of pure muscle but always had a "beer belly" because of what could possibly be my insulin injection sites there. My life crumbled, I lost everything I had and moved into a toxic environment where I became an alcoholic through out 2020, drinking all day, every day and never even glanced at a vegetable. I recently been training MMA and was at 220lbs. I cleaned up my diet, and now have an incredible home gym. I am 200lbs now, but my goal is 180, and I want abs! Men in my family have all been weight lifters but no one has ever had abs, and I want to be the first one! My biggest downfall Is I have no support and I can barely ever sleep. I do everything alone. So, I really need your guys' help to keep me on track and motivated. I need a community. I need relationships, but more than anything, I want to help YOU!
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I'm a refugee from Spark People also and find MFP's trackers very easy and quick to use. The down side is finding groups to join because of the sheer overwhelming numbers of them. To end on a positive note, have lost over 2 pounds in the 10 days I've been here so am finally losing the "pandemic pounds" I put on. Have a wonderful day!1
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I need friends. I don’t know how to make friends on this app. Maybe someone will see this and friend me. I don’t understand how to friend others… I was part of this app long ago and it has changed a lot…1
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I need friends. I don’t know how to make friends on this app. Maybe someone will see this and friend me. I don’t understand how to friend others… I was part of this app long ago and it has changed a lot…
You have to click on the profile name, then click on it again, before you get the option to request as a friend. I think the messaging is disabled until you are friends, but the icon is still there for it.
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A good Introduction for me Is always humorous!
Zak. I've been type 1 diabetic since age 7 and never had a problem with weight. I was 90lbs in 6th grade. I started bodybuilding and fitness in 2011 and transformed into a beast. I was 210lbs of pure muscle but always had a "beer belly" because of what could possibly be my insulin injection sites there. My life crumbled, I lost everything I had and moved into a toxic environment where I became an alcoholic through out 2020, drinking all day, every day and never even glanced at a vegetable. I recently been training MMA and was at 220lbs. I cleaned up my diet, and now have an incredible home gym. I am 200lbs now, but my goal is 180, and I want abs! Men in my family have all been weight lifters but no one has ever had abs, and I want to be the first one! My biggest downfall Is I have no support and I can barely ever sleep. I do everything alone. So, I really need your guys' help to keep me on track and motivated. I need a community. I need relationships, but more than anything, I want to help YOU!
You can do it!!! Set a picture of what you want to achieve on your mirror so you are reminded of your goal every morning! Good luck!!0 -
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Hi everyone. I just wanted to say hello.
Just starting out. I lost 5 stone a few years ago but 2 back on...trying MFP for first time so fingers crossed! I have a back disorder and left leg paralysis (have to wear a leg brace) so find exercising difficult but I try to walk as much as possible everyday! My main thing is over eating so hoping this helps! Good luck and lots of positivity to everyone on here
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Hello, I am a returning MFP. Covid has been hard. Now trying to get back to a healthy weight.2
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Hi im Kelly and I’m new to MFP and I’m looking forward to my weight loss journey, I am looking for for friends to help each other with this amazing journey ahead so feel free to add me as an MFP pal 🙂3
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I am new to mfp and was wondering how to log exercises for people with disabilities. I don’t really know how many calories are burned, but many of the exercises are core and designed to improve strength, muscle control and overall quality of life. Any help would be greatly appreciated.1
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grimmsgarden wrote: »I am new to mfp and was wondering how to log exercises for people with disabilities. I don’t really know how many calories are burned, but many of the exercises are core and designed to improve strength, muscle control and overall quality of life. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
This is something I've come across as a bit of a problem but I've just been logging it from my Samsung health on my phone...it seems to be quite accurate and tells you at what pace you are completing things. There is also a few apps that show you pace and calories burning that are specifically for people with disabilities..
https://www.trend-able.com/13-life-changing-apps/
I hope that helps hun
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Hey everyone! Stuck in lockdown and need to keep myself accountable, especially since I’m not able to get to the gym. Looking forward to getting to know and supporting others on similar journeys!3
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Hello all.....round 2 .......I lost quite a bit my first round, but more importantly learned the habits and workout regularly..i made it.......and then along came covid and sat down beside us ........quarantine added the umpteen....in pounds...need to burn them off and find the real me again....hope to cross paths with all of you along the way as we figure this thing out...........be sure to friend if you want some encouragement or just dont feel like doing it alone...Cheers...forego the beers.........3
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