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I have always felt like this when doing anything aerobic (even as a skinny highschooler). After years and years of not being able to run I finally asked my doctor and was given an inhaler that I use as needed for exercise induced asthma. I would check with a doctor because as much as you should push yourself you don't want…
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Amazing! You look great and I am sure you feel great too!
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Thanks for sharing. What an incredible change!
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I can be a sick as a dog and not go to the doctor because I don't want to get on their scale!
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Too funny, love it !
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Awesome! That must feel amazing! P.S. you look great!
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Great job! You will be rid of the next 17 in no time!
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You have already proven that you can do it. Don't get discouraged, just focus on how much better you feel and keep pushing on! Good Luck!
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I picked the highest weight that would get me out of the "overweight" category. I think I will have to adjust as I go because I cannot imagine weighing 50lbs less than I do now and being able to maintain that weight.
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I would just be careful. You don't want to push yourself too far and end up getting injured. Doing it once a day with increased cardio may be a better way to go. Good Luck!
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Good job! Looking at the difference in those two pics is sure to keep you motivated!
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That is awesome! It is always nice to be comfortable with how you look, especially in a swimsuit.
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I always gain, so I try not to way myself. I do not like seeing the numbers go up even if I know the reason and that it is only temporary.
