Wed, Jun-18-08, 14:23
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Senior Member
Posts: 4,319
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Plan: Figuring it out
Stats: 366/282.2/166
BF:YEP/YEP/YEP
Progress: 42%
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It might but I think the health benefits and how it makes you feel is worth it. Besides if you take your measurements too you will see progress in inches lost even when the scale doesn't move. A personal trainer at my old gym would always ask our group if we would rather weigh 130 and look flabby or weigh 150 and look healthy, firm, toned, and actually look smaller then the 130lb flabby version? In fact she asked us to guess her weight and I swore she couldn't weight more then 130lbs soaking wet...Here she actually weighs 160...and she looks AMAZING! You would NEVER guess it!! It is definitely hard to do both or at least to start both at the same time but as long as you focus on the end results and know that the scale is NOT the true measure of your success I say working out is worth it!!
I also have to say that when I have committed to a work out program in the past people noticed a difference in my appearance lot sooner then when I was doing weight loss alone. And I would drop clothing sizes alot faster too! Now I am looking at getting recommitted to a work out plan again after my 2 week induction is over. I know how I FEEL will be so worth it! And I notice too that when I'm being active and working out because I feel so good it makes the eating right part easier too...and it encourages me to be more active just in general life. (taking an after dinner walk, taking the stairs, going for a swim,etc.) So to me those are all good reasons to put up with the "slower" weight loss. Best of luck whatever you choose to do!!!!!!!!!
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