What's Your Most Recent NSV
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While I was walking down the street a neighbour and his wife pulled over to marvel at how much weight I had lost! We don't see each other too often and so to them.....it looked like I dropped the weight overnight.
They were SO complimentary.......LOL i guess I was "fat". I did go from Obese to Marginally Overweight. I'm about 6 pounds from Normal the last time I checked.........17 -
I should call motivation Elvis, because he has left the building.
But y’know what?
I’m gonna log my calories, keeping it close to my daily goal, and then go get on my NuStep and do some cardio for 45 minutes to an hour.
If Elvis shows up, I might go to 90 minutes just to show him he’s not as important as everyone thinks he is.
That’s a NSV14 -
MargaretYakoda wrote: »I should call motivation Elvis, because he has left the building.
But y’know what?
I’m gonna log my calories, keeping it close to my daily goal, and then go get on my NuStep and do some cardio for 45 minutes to an hour.
If Elvis shows up, I might go to 90 minutes just to show him he’s not as important as everyone thinks he is.
That’s a NSV
I did 90 minutes.
7 miles on my recumbent elliptical.
According to my Apple Watch I burned 881 calories.
Take that, Elvis!
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I overate, and I tracked most of it15
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I upgraded my dumbbells from 5 pounds to 10 pounds 🙌 doesn’t seem like much but shows progress in my strength workouts.15
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My A1c is at 5.3%. 😁 It was 6 last time it was checked.21
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This morning, I weighed the most I have in 3 years. That’s not a NSV, of course.
What is: I stuck to my plan to enjoy a morning outing that involved one son, 2 dogs, a forest, fresh air, and a lot of aerobic exercise. I’m logging today and making a plan to do better starting today.18 -
All last week was so good for jogging !
Since I posted my last NSV, I reached the bridge without walking EVERY DAY !!
The way back is not as glorious though But some days were very good and I could run back a good portion of it !12 -
Yesterdays jog started as a slog, and it was not the most pleasant!
However, I really settled into it around the middle and over shot my 5mins at the end. 5mins where I almost didn’t notice I was running! Crazy!12 -
I bought some yoga crop tops to wear to swim in. They’re cheaper, wash up better, fit better, less “bounce”, and are waaaay more comfortable to swim and do aquafit in than bathing suit tops.
Today I had five minutes to get from cardio to the lap lane I reserved, so I just wore a crop top to the cardio class so all I had to do was change bottoms.
I’ve been in cringe territory wearing a crop anywhere except yoga class, but I marched into the gym and owned it this morning.
Don’t know if I can wear it one into the weight room, though. I often go from personal trainer straight into the water. It sure would be more convenient. *sigh* but I feel even more exposed in the weight room.
It is fricking hard to change sweaty athletic tops. Ya just get tangled up like a straitjacket. I’m going to invent a screw in wall hook ladies can back up to to pull their workout or swimwear top down in back.15 -
Feeling like a bad a** B after my workout with my new 10lb dumbbells .. wooo! squat curls really get me sweatin’..
here’s to getting stronger.. 🙌16 -
I bought a dress today just because I loved it. It's a size S. I'm not a size S I never would have done this in the past because I always figured I was never going to get that small, but now I am certain that I will, so why not18
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takinitalloff wrote: »I bought a dress today just because I loved it. It's a size S. I'm not a size S I never would have done this in the past because I always figured I was never going to get that small, but now I am certain that I will, so why not
Hahahaha!! I did that! I hung mine sideways in the closet so I had to move it to get dressed. And I talked to it every morning!14 -
I went swimming for first time since losing over 200 lbs. I sink if I dont work hard to stay afloat! I can sit on the bottom of the pool. How cool it was!21
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@Baritastic That is awesome! I had a mental image of you changing changing from a bobbing cork into a bathtub plug 🤣 Seriously though, way to go.4
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springlering62 wrote: »takinitalloff wrote: »I bought a dress today just because I loved it. It's a size S. I'm not a size S I never would have done this in the past because I always figured I was never going to get that small, but now I am certain that I will, so why not
Hahahaha!! I did that! I hung mine sideways in the closet so I had to move it to get dressed. And I talked to it every morning!
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2 NSVs today.
My yoga studio carries a small selection of Lulu, and just stocked a great pair of pink rainbow leggings.
One of younger instructors is crazy slim and fit. She was working the front desk.
I pulled my (new) usual size off the hanger and told her to put them on my tab after I got out from class.
She asked if I’d mind if she tried them on as the only other pair that size were on the mannequin. “Sure”, sez I, silently thinking “they will swim on you, hon. You’re no bigger than a minute.”
Since they were pale, I told her to give me the bend over test before I bought ‘em, so she came out, and modeled them for me. They fit her perfect. I had paid and was out the door before it hit me. Jesus, I’m the same size as that girl?!
NSV #2 I woke up with a considerable amount of joint pain this morning. Even slept in, which I never do, because everything hurt so bad I didn’t even want to get out of bed.
My Wednesday noon yoga class is the hardest thing I do all week. It’s very physical, with lots of unusual flow, very deep and long holds, and challenging arm balances. My wrists in particular have been killing me lately so yoga has not been a pleasure.
I was about fifteen minutes in to class when I realized I felt wonderful. No wrist pain, relishing the long holds. It just felt delicious. Best yoga class I’ve had in months.
I’m so glad I made myself get out of bed and get moving, so that the kinks were worked out before I went.
I am so *kitten* glad I made the decision to get off my *kitten* at 56 and do something about my fat *kitten*. Ya’ll, it is truly never too late.
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Here's my silly NSV:
I was garage-saleing with my daughter and spied a bag of 1920's style stuff. In the bag were two sparkly flapper dresses, hair accessories, elbow length gloves, and some jewellery. Obviously two friends had decked themselves out for a 1920's themed event. My first thought was "How fun is that!!" and I bought the bag. Because you just never know when I might need to get dressed up like a flapper *eye roll*. The NSV is that old me would never have wanted to draw attention to myself in any way by dressing up in something fun like that. Not a chance!
The second NSV is that when I tried the dresses on at home they were both too big! No worries though....in the past I have attended a cross country ski fund raiser where people get dressed up and ski some trails. My costumes have usually involved something like a big puffy snowman or a clown. The dress is actually big enough that I can wear a couple of layers of merino underneath and should be able to ski quite comfortably. Now the big question: Can I convince my husband to ski in the second dress.........? 😆20 -
ridiculous59 wrote: »Here's my silly NSV:
I was garage-saleing with my daughter and spied a bag of 1920's style stuff. In the bag were two sparkly flapper dresses, hair accessories, elbow length gloves, and some jewellery. Obviously two friends had decked themselves out for a 1920's themed event. My first thought was "How fun is that!!" and I bought the bag. Because you just never know when I might need to get dressed up like a flapper *eye roll*. The NSV is that old me would never have wanted to draw attention to myself in any way by dressing up in something fun like that. Not a chance!
The second NSV is that when I tried the dresses on at home they were both too big! No worries though....in the past I have attended a cross country ski fund raiser where people get dressed up and ski some trails. My costumes have usually involved something like a big puffy snowman or a clown. The dress is actually big enough that I can wear a couple of layers of merino underneath and should be able to ski quite comfortably. Now the big question: Can I convince my husband to ski in the second dress.........? 😆
Not just inspiring. WILDLY inspiring!10 -
I used to always take the elevator whenever possible. I now usually prefer to take the stairs.20
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I bought myself a promise ring after my divorce. (The promise was not to be an idiot ever again.) Sadly, it only fit on my pinkie finger. I did not predict that my weight gain meant I'd gone up a ring size. Today, I went to put it on before going out with a friend, and it was too loose on my pinkie finger. It's on my ring finger now. Yay! Burning the fat off these sausage fingers!24
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I wore a romper today I haven't worn in a year. I wasn't the biggest fan of how round I looked last time I wore it so its been hiding in the back of my closet. Today it fits great & I can tell a difference. I went from feeling frumpy in this to feeling super cute.13
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My nails are growing again. Nice and strong with white tips and half moons… since my nails are showing progress maybe that means my hair is next to reap the benefits.. 👍 the scale isn’t cooperating at all this summer but NSV’s for the win 🤪💪16
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Nipped into a local charity shop to get some cheap lace for a craft project, and had a quick browse… found two nice denim skirts in a size 10 so tried them on right there in the middle of the store over my shorts - too big!14
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Found out today that I can do a pull up. I haven't been close to being able to since I was a kid.14
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I can fit in my kilt again. :-)
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Just seeing scale movement down instead of up!10
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I actually managed to keep my carbs under 💯 today!! Wahooozie!! 🎉15
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It's great to hear that you're feeling more confident and positive about yourself.
Seeing those dimples again must have been such a wonderful moment.4 -
My most recent NSV is STILL mentally adjusting from spending years in the 180s and mid to high 170s......to dropping below 150 pounds. Im really thankful in hindsight that right from the beginning, I chose to do this probably slower than most would. The gradual changes I made were so small that they became lifestyle changes. I never felt deprived and I have enjoyed my journey. I did weigh in the 140s previously.....at the time, I participated in fun runs. So while I am familiar with this territory.....it's REALLY nice to be back just a few blocks from the Normal Neighbourhood. I can actually see it from here! Just five "blocks" down the road!! 😍
When they let me in behind the private gates.......I will have lost 41 pounds. My current BMI is 25.4 To prepare for that big day......I have begun monthly massages (last month) to ensure I maintain my goal of keeping my skin tight after losing more than 20% of my weight. I'm about to switch my fitness activities from walking, yoga ........which is how I started. When I became fitter.....I switched to speed walking and the eleptical machine....once it was easier to move my body. It just happens naturally.....do what you are capable of at first. Punishment doesn't help you!! Next week, I am embarking on a light weight training program to increase my muscle 💪 and gradually will be increasing the weight as I get leaner and stronger. I am 14 pounds from my final goal weight and want to finish......LEAN, STRONG, TIGHT.....and having lost 50 pounds in two years!!! (Believe me!! TWO YEARS flies by just as quickly as one and you are FAR MORE LIKELY TO KEEP IT OFF if you make your changes permanent. Your brain needs time to adjust and your skin will thank you!) I'm assuming the same is true for 100 pounds......25 pounds per year.
I'm looking forward to the day I can share with you all the day I have lost my 50 pounds! 184 down to
134 pounds!!
😉 Even if it takes longer than two years......17
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