MissMeg95

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  • I always get blisters, from every pair of new shoes I've ever owned really, my feet just seem to be prone to it. Partly it tends to be a matter of wearing in new shoes and softening them up. The thing that I find helps most though is putting plasters over all blisters, any areas that feel like they might blister, then any…
  • 1650kcal regardless of exercise, gone from 145 at the end of Feb to 139 now. Doing C25k 3x a week, weights 3x a week and half an hour of walking a day to get to/from my sixth form. Weight loss seems to be slowing down lately, so I may adjust it at some point, but for now it's doing good for me and I have plenty of energy…
  • I love this one, really easy to use and you can also use it to go cross country: (We can post links here, right?) http://gb.mapometer.com/ Just plan it out beforehand as the above poster said. You can track average pace by just doing a bit of math over the distances you want to track your pace for. :)
  • I just eat 1650 a day regardless of exercise and have steadily been losing 1lb a week for 5 weeks (I started this before joining MFP). http://iifym.com/tdee-calculator/ You can use this to calculate maintenence calories, then multiply it by 0.8 to get a good start point for calories to lose weight that won't leave you…
  • Sometimes that scale will stall for a few weeks and then suddenly drop. This seems quite likely after you've lost 29lb so quickly. If you give it another couple of weeks of consistenly eating at 1500 then I'l sure you'll find the scale starts to drop again. If after another couple of weeks you migth want to consider…
  • 5'2", 140lb eating 1650+/- 50. Any less and I just get grumpy, but then again I walk to sixth form and back every day, plus have some other form of physical activity (bodyweight workout, cardio). Means I lose 1-1.5lb a week on average, except if I fall off track for a couple of days. :P
  • I haven't got gym access, so I use full body bodyweight training (which works as I'm a beginner) 3x a week, HIIT twice a week and a longer endurance session once a week, each on different days. Strength training is by far my favourite, but I do like the general fitness benefits from the cardio, plus I'm not advanced enough…
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