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When I walked in to the center I was thinking I'd want to lose 15-20 lbs. The least I ever thought I could weigh was 150. I'm at 153 (on my scale at home before eating/no clothes) and 155 on their scale (clothes+food/water in my belly). But then they did the body comp scale thing during the consult and the little print out said my goal weight should be 143.5 with a body fat percentage of 26%. I didn't really question it because I thought "oh well I guess they are the professionals...what do I know". So their goal for me was 28.5 lbs loss. I guess if I were losing more rapidly, I'd want to stick with it until I got to their goal for me. Yes I'm down 17 lbs since April 3 but I lost 15 of those lbs in the first 3 weeks. I've weighed in at 155 for the last 3 weeks and nothing is budging...measurements, body fat, nothin! I'm following the plan 100% and I don't think my body is in ketosis. Everytime I go in I do those ketone stick things and it NEVER shows that I'm in ketosis.Originally Posted by KeepinOnandOn
What was the goal you set for yourself at the beginning of MRC? My center goes by your goal weight and starts you on stab. when you are within 6lbs. of reaching goal. I'm just finishing stabilization and my fat % is 30.7. When I started stabilization it was 33.8% and there has not been any mention of me having to be at a certain body fat %. My BMI is at 25.9 which is about 1 point higher than it should be and my consultant mentioned yesterday at my maintenance appt. that I will probably get into that range if I stick to the 1200 cal. maintenance diet they gave me yesterday. I'm only 5'5" and we both weigh 155 so I can't even imagine how thin you look at 6 ft. tall! Something just doesn't sound right. I would definitely talk to the manager about it.
I go in for WI tomorrow morning. I guess I'll discuss all this with them and maybe talk to the manager. I know they are all getting really sick of me at the center. And what's worse is they are encouraging me to go to these classes and the instructors are encouraging me to talk...so I say exactly what has been on my mind and I think that might be discouraging for other people to hear. I try to add in things like "I think this is a great program, I just don't know if it's the right one for me" and "I know tons of people who have been successful on it, including me, I'm just ready for it to end". I hope I'm not discouraging people on here or in the classes.






