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  • If I don't log, I overeat & gain weight, it's that simple. Tracking calories is absolutely essential for me to maintain. It's not easy, especially since I eat a great variety of foods & cook a lot. It's especially helpful to log as I go through the day to see how many calories I have left for dinner. Plus, it's a huge…
  • I would also highly recommend Bill Pearl's "20 Months to a Champion Physique" for weight training. It's free at http://www.billpearl.com, pull down under the "Programs" tab, and get started with Month 1! I'm at Month 16 (although it's taken me more like 2 years to get here). This program really builds muscle. As for…
  • For maintenance, you should figure out your basal metabolic rate, based on your activity level, age, and sex. Then add, say 300-500 calories to that for how much to eat each day, and just exercise off that many calories doing cardio. You will maintain, and not feel hungry.
  • 1200 calories/day sounds like starvation to me! How about upping the calories to something reasonable, like 1500 (I do 1700), and BURN the excess calories off via cardio--walking, lifecycle, elliptical trainer, etc. Congratulations on achieving your goal!
  • An hour a day is a must if you are going to maintain a healthy weight. See my Blog at http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/AnneMousey You can walk, jog, bicycle, dance, play sports, whatever, but do an hour a day. You can combine shorter times of different activities, too, it does not all have to be at one time. Take 15 min.…
  • I donate them to Goodwill, and save the receipts for a tax write-off.:happy:
  • Age: 56 Height: 5'6" Before: 143 After: 127 Goal: 125 Start: March 2011 Reached Current Weight: April 2013 Projected Date to Reach Goal Weight: September 2013 Maintaining is clearly harder than losing, that's the entire problem. I highly recommend the book "Refuse to Regain: Twelve Tough Rules to Maintain the Body You've…
  • Check out Anne Mousey's myfitnesspal blog, entitled: Refuse to Regain at: http://www.myfitnesspal.com/blog/AnneMousey Good luck!
  • I love your motto. Congratulations on your hard-won, beatiful, well-proportioned and muscular physique. Keep up the good work!!!! Thanks for the motivation, too.
  • Any nutrition/diet tips for gaining muscle while losing fat?
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