"trying but don't have the determination, plus parents won't allow"Miles Edgeworth said:What the fuck did you just say, boy?
Miles Edgeworth said:English, motherfucker, do you speak it?
Hold on...is that ALL you eat? Are you nuts??? Personally, your height and weight tells me that you don't need to lose weight, but I won't judge you, because people tell me not to lose any more weight, but I'm still going to do it lolsleepplease said:I've been eating a piece of fruit, 1/2 a serve of beans/lentils/chicpeas and a serving of vegetables a day and I'm still not losing weight!.
sleepplease said:Fuck this thread makes me depressed
I'm 164 cm and weigh 57 kg.
I want to weigh 50 - 52
But the weight wont go!
I've lost 8kg over the last two months but now I'm stuck stuck stuck!
I've been eating a piece of fruit, 1/2 a serve of beans/lentils/chicpeas and a serving of vegetables a day and I'm still not losing weight!.
I also do 100 situps, 100 pushups, and run for about 40mins each day.
Why arent I losing weight guys!! Just 5 kgs more and I'm happy!!!
P.s Best of luck OJ
This is actually very very true.chelsea girl said:arghhh! don't get so hung up over the number on the scale! if you are doing rather a lot of exercise, especially muscle-building things, then your actual weightloss might seem a bit stagnant because of increased muscle mass (i'm sure you know about muscle weighing more than fat).
you should be determining whether you have reached your ideal body shape/size by the fit of your clothes and, if you can be bothered, by taking measurements.
honestly, everyone should throw away their scales; i can promise you that you will be a happier person for it.
Well it ultimately depends on how much weight you want to lose. But in terms of ANY exercise (ie, walking, running, biking), it starts to work (and burn off fat) only after 30mins. SO you should aim to walk for 45 mins - a power walk that is - almost every day. Perhaps 5 out of the 7 days a week to start off with. Give yourself a break on the weekend.P_Dilemma said:I'm interested in how much WALKING is necessary to get some meaningful weight loss. Of course i understand this has to happen overtime, not overnight, so how much walkind per session, how many consistent sessions are necesary, at elast initially. And can i assume that once i've reached a "plateau" situation i can further improve results by either/both going faster or/and further?
=( Omg Andrew, you're so fit.LottoX said:I went for an 11 kilometre walk today. Woohoo.
I didn't know where else to post this. =D