What's Your Most Recent NSV
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I went for a run this morning. It resulted in some NSVs.
First, I will even now call it a "short" run. Not too long ago I would have just called it a run. I went 3.33 miles. The fact that I can call it short... that's a victory in and of itself. My goal was to get my pace below ten minutes per mile. I kind of crushed that at 9:15 per mile. Wow. Another NSV!
Then there's this: I set three new personal records - fastest 1K, fastest 1 mile, and fastest 5K.
Last one:
I still have the rest of the day to enjoy the weather!
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Fit back into one of my old pairs of running shorts. They're tighter than they used to be. But still. They fit.22
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Yesterday, I lifted several quite heavy boxes on my own so that my aging father wouldn’t hurt himself by helping. Even though I’ve had bigger and more impressive NSVs, this one is amongst the most rewarding.20
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You’re killing it! Despite being in the healthy weight range for my height, I can’t run for more than five minutes without needing a break. Health isn’t defined solely by your weight, and I’m seriously impressed with your stamina and determination.Four_Leaf_Clover wrote: »I have had no luck on the scale in a LONG time :-( - but yesterday I ran 2 miles in 28 minutes without stopping! Yeah! I am getting stronger from weight training and I can keep up with my boot camp class!
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Been increasing my protein and seriously tracking my food. For the last few weeks I've been working with a coach and our plans have been yielding results. Adding weight training back to my program and continuing to habit stack to maximize success. Fewer cravings, feeling fuller longer, more energy, all victories.20
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I was doing a 12 metre down-climb on Saturday. There is normally a trickle of water, which became a raging torrent due to recent damp weather. I have always free climbed this; so I decided to again and didn't take a belay option. I went left early on, which got me out of the waterfall. The drawback of this was that about 4 metres away from safety, I ran out of footholds. My glasses had steamed up so I couldn't see very well.
I stayed calm, and headed right back into the waterfall. Lo and behold, there was a big boulder which made the descent easy.
Here is Sue on the climb:
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You guys, I went clothes shopping
I haven't bought any new clothes since I started losing weight, because I still had tons of things from before I put on the weight... most of which I'm now wearing, or have already given away because they have become too big again. But I'm starting to find a few tiny gaps in my wardrobe that can't be filled from my stash, so today I went looking specifically for two items:- A plain (not graphic) zip-up hoodie. I own other sweaters that I like, but given the chance I always reach for my one and only zip-up hoodie, which I bought early in my weight loss journey and which is now ridiculously oversized. So it's time to find a new one! No luck, because apparently zip-up hoodies are meant to be for teenagers only? ... or at least that's what the salesperson seemed to think, haha. The quest continues.
- And a pair of shoes I can wear with my skirts. I had to throw out the old ones a while back because they were disintegrating. (I don't wear skirts much, if you couldn't tell.) I wanted a pretty AND comfortable pair of sandals with ankle straps, which apparently is also too much to ask for. So I settled on a pair of ballet flats which otherwise fit the bill (and didn't break the bank).
But the coolest part is that I found two pairs of pants, and two tops, that I just flat-out LOVE. I never get to select clothes that I LOVE... the best thing I can usually hope for is something that sort of fits, and looks acceptable. This stuff I bought looks AWESOME. I'm so excited. Both pairs of pants are slightly too small for me still (I can put them on, but they will look better 5-10 lbs from now)... which is extra incentive to lose more weight. And as luck would have it, a friend just invited me to a get-together one month from now, so I plan to wear my new snazzy clothes then! Hah.25 -
I can do pullups now! I couldn't do any before.22
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takinitalloff wrote: »You guys, I went clothes shopping
I haven't bought any new clothes since I started losing weight, because I still had tons of things from before I put on the weight... most of which I'm now wearing, or have already given away because they have become too big again. But I'm starting to find a few tiny gaps in my wardrobe that can't be filled from my stash, so today I went looking specifically for two items:- A plain (not graphic) zip-up hoodie. I own other sweaters that I like, but given the chance I always reach for my one and only zip-up hoodie, which I bought early in my weight loss journey and which is now ridiculously oversized. So it's time to find a new one! No luck, because apparently zip-up hoodies are meant to be for teenagers only? ... or at least that's what the salesperson seemed to think, haha. The quest continues.
- And a pair of shoes I can wear with my skirts. I had to throw out the old ones a while back because they were disintegrating. (I don't wear skirts much, if you couldn't tell.) I wanted a pretty AND comfortable pair of sandals with ankle straps, which apparently is also too much to ask for. So I settled on a pair of ballet flats which otherwise fit the bill (and didn't break the bank).
But the coolest part is that I found two pairs of pants, and two tops, that I just flat-out LOVE. I never get to select clothes that I LOVE... the best thing I can usually hope for is something that sort of fits, and looks acceptable. This stuff I bought looks AWESOME. I'm so excited. Both pairs of pants are slightly too small for me still (I can put them on, but they will look better 5-10 lbs from now)... which is extra incentive to lose more weight. And as luck would have it, a friend just invited me to a get-together one month from now, so I plan to wear my new snazzy clothes then! Hah.
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At the beginning of this process, a few years back, I was too big for my XXL pants.
I was down to a comfy size M before I slacked off and stopped weighing myself.
A few months back I noticed that the M was tight and the L was getting a bit tight too. So back to MFP I came.
I did weigh myself at the dr a week ago and yeah. I am definitely up. A number that I won't think about or log.
HOWEVER my size M sweat pants fit now.
So. I decided to order ONE pair of size S, just for fun.
They came today.
They are tight.
BUT I CAN GET THEM ON!!!!
WHOO!19 -
Walking in the beach sand, I noticed that my footprints didn’t sink down as low as everyone else’s. And I wasn’t exhausted from walking in the sand like I usually was.18
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I had to lift a thing today that weighs around 35lbs... it was HARD and I was glad I only had to lift & move it a short distance... then I realized that I used to carry twice that much weight on my body 24/7
I guess that's not strictly speaking an NSV, but it was too awesome of a realization to not share! 24 -
I put my phone in my pocket, and my shorts fell right past my hips and onto the floor!
My fiancé has also been commenting that he's seeing a difference in my body shape. Love handles are shrinking and my hourglass shape is emerging again!22 -
I flew this week for the first time in a couple of years and did not need my seatbelt extender. I had packed it just in case but I had inches to spare. I definitely got teary!
I know that victory! I drive for an organization that takes people to doctor appointments and dialyses. Ever since I started the job I had to use an extension. After losing 91 pounds I certainly don't need it now.
Just a big congratulations on that victory!19 -
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I can cross my legs comfortably. That’s it. And I love it.23
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karlschaeffer wrote: »
Yeah - I called it my "tutu tutu" streak!11 -
Julieagain wrote: »I can cross my legs comfortably. That’s it. And I love it.
This was my #1 favorite NSV! It’s such a small thing, but it’s an amazing feeling. Congratulations!!7 -
Julieagain wrote: »I can cross my legs comfortably. That’s it. And I love it.
This was my #1 favorite NSV! It’s such a small thing, but it’s an amazing feeling. Congratulations!!
I agree! I’m now able to do this, and every time, I am giddy. I don’t think I realized that I wasn’t able to do this before…. I just didn’t try. Not now that I can do it, I realize how long I had gone without being able to.
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Okay. The other day I was wrestling with my pup and all of a sudden one of my rings fell off and flew across the room. Yikes!! Makes me feel great that I'm that much slimmer but it's also sad because I had 2 rings on that finger, both extremely sentimental and I am now storing them in my jewelry box so I don't loose them. Not quite ready to resize and they don't fit on the next finger yet. Kind of bummed.12
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There’s a solution for every problem nowadays! Google ring size adjuster 😁 And congrats on your newly slender fingers!Makes me feel great that I'm that much slimmer but it's also sad because I had 2 rings on that finger, both extremely sentimental and I am now storing them in my jewelry box so I don't loose them. Not quite ready to resize and they don't fit on the next finger yet. Kind of bummed.
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Not sure if its an NSV or not but I'm getting to the point where I'm bored of the compliments about how much different/better/etc I look. It's definitely a nice problem to have!16
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When I tied my shoes this morning, I kept my foot on the ground and bent over instead of putting my foot up on my knee
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My NSV is that I can now comfortably fit into two form-fitting dresses that I bought last summer, which I couldn't breathe in lol. I can finally wear them now 🙌18
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my blood pressure is now in the normal band not stage 2 hypertension, cutting caffeine and weight helped drastically19
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I went for a walk in the rain tonight, in my beautiful rain jacket which I bought years ago and which I never even got to put into service. (I gained weight so fast that I could no longer fit into it the next time it rained.)
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The Dr reduced the dosage on another one of my heart meds. :-)28
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I bet your doctor is already looking forward to your next visit! Doctors are always trying to get their patients to make lifestyle changes, and so many people never do. It must be awesome to watch someone do the work, and reap the rewards. Congrats on your wonderful progress!The Dr reduced the dosage on another one of my heart meds. :-)11
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