Slowly but Surely

Nessc · April 2009

I am dropping a pound a week and I am losing a 1/4 inch off my hips each week. My frustration, though, is that I'm not losing anything from my waist or my bust line. :grumble: Any suggestions on how to get the tape measure to "move"? :huh: I've started doing crunches and I'm using 3 pound weights when I do my power mile DVD. After having 2 children 17 months apart my stomach has not flattened at all and it's starting to frustrate me. So if anybody has any suggestions of what I can do to tone up this area, I would greatly appreciate it.

Nessc · April 2009

I am dropping a pound a week and I am losing a 1/4 inch off my hips each week. My frustration, though, is that I'm not losing anything from my waist or my bust line. :grumble: Any suggestions on how to get the tape measure to "move"? :huh: I've started doing crunches and I'm using 3 pound weights when I do my power mile DVD. After having 2 children 17 months apart my stomach has not flattened at all and it's starting to frustrate me. So if anybody has any suggestions of what I can do to tone up this area, I would greatly appreciate it.

Chenoachem · April 2009

I had that problem after having my daughter. A lot of it was loose muscel. I do yoga and crunches to work on rebuilding all the core muscels (stomache and back). That has helped me get them moving.

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