im 4 foot 11 and i was 203 pounds and im now 150 pounds. for the last 4 weeks ive not lost any weight, ive changed my exercise routine, made it harder and plus i exercise for 2 hours a day, but still no change on the scale. now i feel like im never going to get where i want to be and i just feel like quitting. what am i doing wrong? am i gaining muscle?

I can't say what you (if anything!) you are doing wrong but I can tell you this....don't give up!

You might just be at a small plateau. Push on and I am sure the weight will eventually come off so long as you keep at it.

You mention exercise but didn't say anything about diet . How many calories a day are you eating ?

2hours a day is alot,what type of exercise are you doing?

I agree, that is a lot of exercise! How is your caloric intake? You maybe need to tone it down on the workouts a bit and see if you can break through your plateau with changes in your routine. I wouldn't be too worried. You've done an AMAZING job so far. Don't give up!! Push through!!

Don't give up. I just restarted and lowered my goal and there was a point where I did not lose a pound for 3 weeks. The scale finally moved and I'm glad I pushed on.

i dont know how many calories im eating i just basically eat a balanced with a bit of everything because when i start counting calories and just eating healthy i never stick to it.

i do a bit of everything really, i usually do 45 minutes on bike, 30 minutes on treadmill, 30 minutes with kettlebells and then 15 minutes with dumbells each day.

I am where you are. The scale hasn't moved for me in weeks. I feel like giving up too, but I am going to be more stubborn than my fat and push through. I know that I have gone over my calories a few times too many and that I need to move more. It feels like I will never get to my goal, but at my high weight, I never thought I would get to where I am today. I had resigned myself to remaining fat forever. No one ever said that weight loss was consistent or easy. We can do this!

It's a marathon, not a sprint.

Just eating healthy doesn't work for a lot of people, including myself. At the end of the day creating a calorie deficit is what is going to make you lose fat, and it is not only possible, but very easy to eat enough healthy food to erase that necessary deficit. If you are not losing right now, I would suggest tracking things for a few weeks to give you an idea of how many calories you are eating daily, then make adjustments from there.

Preaching to the choir, i've been stuck for weeks lol. But I'm not giving up, you shouldnt either!