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I would strongly encourage you as a beginner to keep it as simple as possible. Aim for consistency with finishing each day a few hundred calories below maintenance and you'll start to see progress which will motivate you to keep doing it. Consistency is after all the most difficult part of weight loss. No need to start…
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Happy to support and motivate where I can! Feel free to add
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Good for you! Stick with what is working. That's the key to this fat loss thing, people try to overcomplicate the process. I use Apple Cider Vinegar for when I have an upset stomach or bloating and it seems to reduce the discomfort.
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Make a plan that you can stick to every day until you notice your body changing. Once you experience that progress, you will want to keep going. I'm always excited about my progress, so I really love eating & training well because I'm constantly adding to that feeling. Stick to easy prep meals - oats with peanut butter,…
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Hi Abi The biggest motivation for me has always been noticing the changes in my body and experiencing the shift in confidence that comes with it. I'm enjoying this journey so much because each day the progress is so exciting and new to me. I eat as close to my macros as I can every day up until a special event (party,…
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Gym shouldn't feel like punishment. It should feel like a challenge, but the payoff is you go in knowing that you are building mental and physical strength. Once you start to feel yourself changing, it becomes such an addictive feeling. The Endorphin release you can achieve if you push yourself is so incredibly satisfying.…
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Hi! A Kiwi is someone born in New Zealand. Can't find too many of us on here haha
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Messaged you Norah :)
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Feel free to add me. I'm a PT and nutritionist, happy to help out where I can with motivation or creating nutrition plans.
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Amazing progress man!! Keep grinding and recording your progress
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Whatever you like! Just follow up each glass with a glass of water. Alcohol dehydrates you very quickly. Also, don't beat yourself up for drinking once in a while. If you have a solid nutrition plan to get back to after a night of drinking you'll be able to enjoy it without feeling guilty