I'm really flippin' tired of being in the 230s. I entered the 230s on May 14th. It's now June 18th and I'm still smack-dab in the middle of the 230s at 235.2. I've been gaining and losing the same 0.8 lbs for three or four weeks now!
It's not a mystery why. In the weeks I've gained, I've gone over my allowable WW points. (Wow. Imagine that. A GAIN when you don't follow the plan! )
I don't often do this, but I need a kick in the boo-tay. I am setting another intermediate goal. I will be out of the 230s by July 23. That's just a tiny hair over a pound per week.
Bless your heart. How frustrating. I know its so hard!!!!! Hang in there and be persistant.....that is the key. Persistance. Hope the scale is kind to you next time.....
I've been doing the same thing with 200-205. I just want to bust into the 100's...obviously not as bad as I should though, because I've been struggling to stay on plan. I haven't been that far off plan, but not healthy eating at all (one day last week I got all 1600 calories for one day from potato chips and pineapple...talk about terrible eating). Fortunately, I think I have it back together. This week I've planned, planned, planned and by this weekend, I am determined to break the 200-205 cycle.
- 30 WW points (which is my goal)
- 72 oz. of water
- I didn't go to the gym. I have shin splints from not waiting between runs. I will go tomorrow, now that my athletic training major daughter has taught me some good lower leg stretches!
Jennelle, I stayed in the 230s for nearly 7 weeks and it was awful! I started to feel like I was stuck there forever, and then BOOM--one week I lost 4.5 pounds (my biggest week ever) and I was out of the 230's, never to return.
Stay on plan, keep your eye on the goal--it's bound to happen for you soon. I can relate to how you're feeling!
Your body is just slowing down a bit, sometimes it needs some time to adjust to all the good stuff you are doing. Also remember the scale is not the only measure of how well you are doing, have you taken any measurements lately?
Hey, you have lost 35lbs, that is Super!! Just stay the course, Slow and Steady, that's how it will stay gone, forever!! Hope those shins feel better soon, they are so painful.
Yep. Cycling doesn't really bother them. I probably could have jumped on an exercycle at the gym, but they're even more boring than the treadmill! I have a bike, but we've been under heat advisories all week. (They call them when the heat index - a combination of heat and humidity - reaches 105 degrees F during the day and doesn't drop below 75F at night.)