![]() |
Quote:
|
Re: Meridia
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Has anyone done nutrisystem? They're running a special that actually seems like a good deal. I'm just worried that I would get bored eating their food.
|
I'm doing eDiets, and so far I like it. Lots of different food options, prepackaged or cooked at home, and other great features.
|
Weight Loss
I've tried the South Beach Diet and it actually worked!!! (For me!) I went from a size 10 to a size 6 in just 8 weeks. The trick is you must follow the diet plan set for you to a tee!!!! And, the best thing about this diet, you don't have to give up your favorite foods (at leat until you reach the 3rd phase of the diet). I've tried this diet about a 1 year ago and haven't gain weight since!!!
|
Quote:
|
Yeah for me!!!
I have to give myself kudos on this one..
In November 2004 I weighed 192lbs (I am 5'2"). Now I am down to 155lbs!! I started on South Beach (I am not going to lie, I had help from Hydroxy Cut to help through the first two weeks) and then basically just watched what I ate and exercised. It was a long road..well, actually I am still on the road and it is still very hard. But I starting working out again and I will continue to be aggressive in making myself healthy. But the one thing that made a big difference besides South Beach Phase 1 was Billy Blanks Bootcamp videos with the Billy Bands. Off the chain :eek: You will be sore but you will see results in three weeks. Good Luck everyone and I know how hard this mess is. |
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
|
I've been hustlin'
I've recently jumped on the bandwagon and I've totally revolutionized the way I've been eating. I went shopping at a organic farmer's market so all I have in my refrigerator is fruits, veggies, organic whole grains, and lean poultry and fish. It was much easier than I thought it was to change my diet. I am also trying to save money so that's also my motivation for eating what I have in my fridge.
I was running/ walking with one of my co-workers in the morning but yesterday, we joined a gym. This morning we got up and took a 6 am class. It's rough but we're going to try to stick with it. It's a little easier because I have some equally motivated workout partners. Good luck to everyone else!! |
Hello All,
I've read through several of the older posts and I am wonder how is everyone doing with their weight loss program. Any suggestions, new programs, workouts, etc. I have been working out at Curves and using the Biggest Loser video (I love this show) and counting calories and watching the sugar intake. So far I've lost 29 pounds. I want to mix it up a little to lose the next 20. Any suggestions? |
Quote:
How about trying a dance class? R+B aerobics, salsa and ballroom dancing can be fun. I like things that are designed to either keep my attention or get me out into the open air. Gym workouts (for me) can become monotonous and I tend to fall off the workout wagon. Good luck on your reaching your goal. :) |
|
Quote:
|
Quote:
Why can't this be me NOW!? I start the grind again on Monday? Anybody down for a before and after thread. we can report weekly? |
Quote:
|
I'm down. I need a challenge to motivate me.
Tell us the details! |
Quote:
|
OOoooo please let me in the challenge! I have hit a slump and I need to break it .....yesterday!
|
I want in the challenge. I need some motivation, I have a lot to lose so I need something to help me stay on board this long journey.
ETA: I have a 6 month old baby girl---ok, let me stop, I was about to blame it on baby weight, but I was out of control before I got pregnant. Never mind.... |
I'm IN!
|
Ok, ladies, I'm going to make a new thread specifically for the challenge, and post the link here when its done.
|
^^^
I think that this is great. I wish everyone the best! I would recommend lots of water, fruits and vegetables. I love strawberries and grapes so I try to keep them handy. You don't have to join a gym right off the bat. You can just start taking walks. I think it will work best if you take it slow. It also will become a lifestyle change. Make it fun and find activities that you enjoy otherwise you will get bored and you will become discouraged. If you cheat or whatever don't beat yourself up just do better next time. It is easier if you have a workout partner. Someone who motivates you not someone who keeps trying to get you to go to McDonalds :). Also, this is just me but I stay away from scales! I'm small but I've never believed in getting people caught up in how much they weigh. Use your clothes as an indicator. That scale will drive you MAD!:D |
This sounds great!!!
Can we start today?
|
Is this challenge still going on and how do I get in?
|
Quote:
|
<-- please count me in!
|
Great idea, count me in too!
Come on, ladies! It's time for us to Get it Right, Get it Tight!!! :D |
Quote:
|
I need this as well so
COUNT ME IN!!!!! :cool:
|
Count me in, too!!!
|
Ok ladies, I started a thread in the Sigma Gamma Rho forum for the challenge. You can find it here http://www.greekchat.com/gcforums/sh...threadid=77584
I want to start tomorrow, anybody with me? |
I'm ready to go public
Hey y'all,
I joined Weight Watchers again on 4/20 and I also started a blog (something I never thought I'd do). All my weight loss feelings and whatnot are in there, the ups and the downs. I even include my actual weight :o. No more shame cuz this is TEMPORARY!!! :D I just wanted to share with my fellow 'weight watchers.' I talk about what I do well and what I need to work on. And I'm honest. If I binge, I say I binged. I include each week's weigh in, too. I'm going to start including my measurements, since I keep track of those, too. http://moniquesfantasticvoyage.blogspot.com/ Enjoy! :) |
I didn't feel like reading through 23 pages of tips and advice just to give my 2 cents so hopefully if it has been said then my advice will just be a reinforcement.
Earlier this year I began the Discovery National Body Challenge and gained bookos of recipes and a free 8 week pass to Bally's. Five months later I'm 25 pounds lighter and so much healthier. Although the challenge is over I can offer up some advice that I'm still using to continue to reach my goals. I will say one of the best things to start off with is to UP your water intake. Folks said it already but water definitely flushes you out (the bad foods too) and fills you up. Second tip would be to eliminate fast foods. As hard as it may be the quick meals are often times the worst ones. (You can look for grilled options and make your own requests at the speaker if you just can't give 'em up.) Third and most important GET MOVING. A friend from another site challenged me to start small by moving 15 minutes a day for one week, 30 minutes the next week, and 45 minutes the last. Just moving a little a day to start off will get you wanting to do more when you see results. Also remember that a healthy weight loss is 1-2 pounds a week. Hope this helps!! |
Im not going to the gym as much as I'd like to be, but I have lost some weight. I'd say about 10 lbs. A lot of that, I think was due to the fact that I have significantly cut my soda intake. I stopped drinking sodas for Lent, and haven't really picked the habit back up yet. :)
Now if I can start drinking some water, I'd be good. |
Aw, Hayle!
I missed the challenge! :mad:
However, I'm checking in to say that I decided two years ago that I needed a change. A few weeks after my post here in 2004, my job had a very public event with the state. After working like a dog for days (we had very little lead time to get things ready), I was advised the day before that I had been designated to stay in the office and answer the phones. That morning only one call came in. I missed not only the event but lunch afterward, and I might have gotten over had it never been mentioned again. But no -- it made several local stations, several newspapers in English and Spanish. No one will ever confirm this, but I think my weighing 320 pounds at the time had a lot to do with it. I plugged along for about eight months getting more exercise (I was already a Curves member and gained 10 pounds the first year. I prepaid a year at a time and have become much more disciplined about getting it in). After losing only 12 pounds during this time, my job finally got enough people for Weight Watchers to do an At-Work program. That lasted only six months, but I found a meeting near home, and I have lost about 63 pounds since starting WW. So far I am 76 pounds down and am pushing toward One-derland by the end of the year (45 to go) and meeting my personal goal by the end of 2007. I will be 35 in 2008 and I want to be HOT! After rereading all the posts, but I strongly advise rewarding yourself after every few pounds lost (10, 15, etc.) Mine are as follows: 25 lbs -- Night of Dancing (I never officially did this, but my husband took me to a Donna Summer concert last August. If you're in NYC/North Jersey, PM me!) 50 lbs -- Sex & the City Season 6 DVDs (I will get around to watching them someday!) 75 lbs -- cute dress (I bought this dress in a 20 (biggest size available) and it fit! Still can't believe it!) 100 lbs -- glamour pics to put around my house. The only photo I have up now is my wedding portrait, and it just ain't getting it. 125 lbs -- diamond earrings. I had some but I lost one at our Finer Womanhood Observance last year. 150 lbs or goal -- HUGE LV bag! I'm going to the mall and I'm paying cash! Best wishes to all! |
just a little update
So I'm in my 9th week with WW and I'm down 17.2lbs! :D I'm SO close to ONEderland it's not even funny! I'm hoping at this week's weigh-in I'll be there. But I have more news: I saw my collar bone in a picture today!!!! I didn't even know until today that I wasn't usually able to see it, but when I looked at a picture of myself, I noticed it IMMEDIATELY!!! I'm doing something right!!! FINALLY!!!
I'm so proud of me, I just had to share!!! :D |
All times are GMT -4. The time now is 09:48 AM. |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.11
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions Inc.