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Second week
I am a little confused here. I have heard of the "dreaded second week" on the Biggest Loser... the contestants don't lose much, if any at all, and some may even gain.
Well, I feel I am in the "dreaded second week"! Last week I lost 6 pounds, going from 209 to 203... which I thought was quite average for the first week. I was happy!:carrot: I have "dieted" enough in my life to know that it slows down after the first week and I can expect a 1-2 pound loss each week following as long as I stick to plan. Well, I am only halfway through my second week, and the scale is fluctuating between 205-206! (I am a daily weigher) I thought possibly I had eaten too much sodium, so I have been downing water but there has been little to no change in the scale. I have upped my exercise and I have been doing strength training so I was thinking I was retaining water in my muscles to help them heal... but I am no longer sore at all and I figured it would be gone within a day or two. I weigh in on Sunday and I am DREADING it!! I have stayed within my range of calories, fat, sodium, and carbs... I enter everything into thedailyplate.com it basically tells me. I am 5'1" and weigh 205-206 currently--do you think the 1521 calories per day thedailyplate has me eating is too much? I feel good on it! And TOM was about a week ago so that isn't a factor. Any ideas/tips?!?!?! Thanks!!! |
I'd say don't weigh in again until weigh in day. my first week I lost 6 lbs, and than by my second week I was also haflway through and saw that I was maintaining if not gaining each time I stepped on it. So I stepped off it and just watched what I was eating and drinking a TON Of water and ended up with a 3 lb loss for week 2.
Your body might be rebelling after such a big loss last week. So feed it and give it lots of water and make it happy and hopefully it will show your efforts on the scale this week. |
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