bakaralu
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It's been a week since I've started my plan, I figure nows a good time to start recording my progress.
First off my plan:
1. Portion reduction rather than food restriction. (eat often and in small portions) 1200-1800 calories per day
2. Yoga every weekday morning.
3. Walk to school rather than take the subway for a couple of stations (weather permiting)
My goal weight is 126 and I started at a weight of 186. I've actually been able to handle the food reduction much better than I thought I would, if I get hungry and know I shouldn't eat something I just have a cup of tea or a glass of water. I also feel much better since I've cut out coffee from my diet. Like most university students I had/have a tendency to go to bed quite late and keep myself going during the day with cup after cup of coffee...especially during exams and midterms. So hopefully replacing coffee with green tea is a fair substitution with less caffeine.
I'm going to be taking weekly measurements to track my progress, here's what I started with:
(in inches)
Waist: 33.9
Hips: 45.2
Bust: 42.1
Arms: 13.8
Thighs: 25.8
And these are my current one week stats:
Weight: 181
Waist: 31.75
Hips: 43.4
Bust: 41.5
Arms: 13.5
Thighs: 24
I'm happy that I lost 5lbs and a couple inches where it matters, but I'm also a bit concerned. I was planning to lose weight slowly, about 5lbs a month, and I know that losing weight at this current rate isn't good for you, and I also don't think can't keep it up. Another big concern is that I don't wanna end up with loose skin at the end.
What do you guys think?
First off my plan:
1. Portion reduction rather than food restriction. (eat often and in small portions) 1200-1800 calories per day
2. Yoga every weekday morning.
3. Walk to school rather than take the subway for a couple of stations (weather permiting)
My goal weight is 126 and I started at a weight of 186. I've actually been able to handle the food reduction much better than I thought I would, if I get hungry and know I shouldn't eat something I just have a cup of tea or a glass of water. I also feel much better since I've cut out coffee from my diet. Like most university students I had/have a tendency to go to bed quite late and keep myself going during the day with cup after cup of coffee...especially during exams and midterms. So hopefully replacing coffee with green tea is a fair substitution with less caffeine.
I'm going to be taking weekly measurements to track my progress, here's what I started with:
(in inches)
Waist: 33.9
Hips: 45.2
Bust: 42.1
Arms: 13.8
Thighs: 25.8
And these are my current one week stats:
Weight: 181
Waist: 31.75
Hips: 43.4
Bust: 41.5
Arms: 13.5
Thighs: 24
I'm happy that I lost 5lbs and a couple inches where it matters, but I'm also a bit concerned. I was planning to lose weight slowly, about 5lbs a month, and I know that losing weight at this current rate isn't good for you, and I also don't think can't keep it up. Another big concern is that I don't wanna end up with loose skin at the end.
What do you guys think?
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