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  • Hi Kat! This is my second go around as well and this is the MOST AMAZING group of women. You are right that touching in does help with consistency.
  • Wow, this group is unbelievable! Hoping to figure out how to carve out time for staying more connected and caught up. You all are so interesting and supportive and fun! I'm never going to get to know you if I don't get on here for more than 60 seconds to log activity. But I'm finding a rhythm maybe :) I've at least logged…
  • So yesterday was a bust...woke up yucky. BP was 140/102 (I have not been diagnosed hypertensive and am not on meds). I have a stressful job - I manage a customer service department of 60. I LOVE LOVE LOVE black coffee. Caffiene and stress are definite triggers as well as job when I don't manage it. Add to that a stressful…
  • csofled - I'm in Tulsa and we've had lower than seasonal temps as well. In fact, May was our wettest in state history with over 14 inches of rain! Was nice to be outside a bit yesterday. bazandmary - Hi and welcome! what are your June goals? bwcetc - chin up! Every day is a brand new start :) You totally got this ! SSC1958…
  • Oh! And I am in TULSA OKLAHOMA
  • Hi ladies! Sherry here. May was my "get my feet wet again" month. Very busy with my baby graduating high school, her ROTC awards ceremony, prom, shipping her boyfriend off to Marines, and I took the time to create my plan and get there mentally. Super stoked. Clean (mostly) eating, HIIT three times weekly, yoga daily, and…
  • I never had "the talk" but opted instead to answer every question honestly, with an age appropriate answer. And sometimes, it isn't even a question, but a comment, and that comment is an open door for honesty and truth (age appropriate). I have a 24 year old who is married 5 years (yeah i know-young) but no kids, no…
  • I LOVE Hooping! I also love sitcoms. When I watch my favorite(s) I hoop so I don't feel guilty about sitting on the couch, lol. At first I couldn't hoop 5 minutes. Now I can manuever that thing up and down my waist, walk with it. LOVE IT ! My daughter gave me a set (the big one, and 2 arm ones) for my birthday a couple…
  • A protein bar on the run between meals will take the edge off.....look for those that have 20g protein....you won't be hungry for a while.
  • Make your goals specific, write them down, know your numbers, make one change at a time until it becomes a habit. Exactly how much do want to lose on the scale? What's your BMI? Your BMR? Your WHR? Don't be influenced by outside stimuli. How will you benefit from weight loss? Not until I was diagnosed with cancer was I "on…
  • Have you calculated your BMR ? I was not eating enough calories either. Once you know your bmr, you can adjust your caloric intake bases on your level of activity. Hope that helps. It really made a difference for me. Also, do go just by the scale. What are the non scale victories?
  • I will start this today and do it for the July challenge and see if I can get greater results. Now that I have made it to nearly half my weight loss goal, I have a greater focus on BMI and WHR.
  • The Fifty Shades trilogy.....
  • Thanks, that was helpful ! Needed the reminder. On day 2 of INSANITY.
  • My goal for the month of July is to shed 13 pounds and make it out of the BMI overweight category. I'm on day 2 of INSANITY. Tough, but powerful.
  • Water weighted fitness hoops
  • With severely weak core muscles, a water weighted fitness hoop is an excellent place to start. You will work up a sweat and work your core muscles hard and you feel prett quick results.
  • Fitness hoops will take 2-4 inches off your waist per month, I got mine at http://www.amazingfitnesshoops.com, they are weighted with water and padded for comfort and are a serious cardio/core workout while strengthening your abs. I have 50 pounds to go and can already see definition.
  • Everyone pretty much said it all. Take small steps. It took a while to gain it, just think about right now. The simplest thing to do....eat less, move more. There were some great suggestions on working out with your injuries....just keep going forward. Track your food, track your movement. Walking just a short distance.…
  • here's a very helpful calculator http://www.freedieting.com/tools/calorie_calculator.htm you input your height, weight, and age to get your caloric needs....many calculators and much information
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