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  • This happened to me too! I worked out hard (6 days a week, 1-2 hours a day) for 6 months, lost 17 pounds and was at my ideal weight. I went on vacation, still exercised - ran, swam, lifted a little - and by the time I got back, 10 days later, I had gained 8 pounds! I refreshed my workouts to include more lifting with…
  • We all have our ups and downs. Feel free to add me, too!
  • Movement is the key. The more you move, the better you'll feel and the more motivated you'll be to start watching the intake again. One day at a time. Everyone has setbacks. EVERYONE. It's about picking yourself back up - that's a person's true strength, courage and character. Start today with a short walk or run or…
  • 5'4" 127-130. Highest was 170; lowest was 117 last year, but it was not maintainable for me with my weight lifting. I'm happiest at this weight, and I have a lower body fat percentage now too.
  • What about walking? Start with a short distance and slowly increase? Maybe incorporate upper body movements too? Also, weight lifting is great for helping with weight loss, and there are a lot of free weights that you can use at home that don't affect the knees. Also, body weight exercises are great too. I have…
  • As long as your not obsessing or trying to get to an unhealthy weight (which you aren't), then go for it.
  • I'm 100% sure my net calories were around 1200-1300. I'm very honest... brutally honest. I have now lost about 3 pounds again... mostly by stopping alcohol and running more. But, it's difficult to maintain this level of fitness. I believe I slowed my metabolism down too much. Thanks for the help everyone. Hopefully the…
  • Hi MidwaysT - I'm already at a net calorie intake of 1200. I'm not sure where else to cut, or what more exercises I can do without overdoing it. I have recently incorporated running (5 and 10Ks) again. Maybe that will make the difference??
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