Sign me to this! This pretty much the exact plan that I have found the most success with- increasing the intensity of my cardio (and more frequent cardio) and 2 strength training sessions a week and cutting/replacing carbs. It's working very well. I swear, this could be the pcos-er's magic plan or something

Say you did bulk up. Which means adds pounds of metabolically active muscle. It isnt likely but let's say it happened. You would then have an easier time burning fat. I would say it was HIGHLY unlikely that you would bulk up to a point that after your fat dropped you would be unhappy.

But if you somehow managed to, losing bulk isnt that hard - its easier than losing fat. You have to KEEP pumping heavy to avoid it.

What people occasionally mistake as bulk is small amounts of added muscle underneath no reduction in fat. Yes, my thighs have gotten bigger than they used to be. Through running & lifting without losing fat weight. But then once the fat goes away, damn them's some sexy legs.

Looks like I may be trying this for a few weeks. My husband and I got into a fight about it because he thinks I should trust her. That is pretty much all I have to say about it. I'll be trying it for about 4 weeks (It'll actually be less because I'm sick right now and can't do much and I'm not adding on that lost time) and then we'll see what she has for me. If I don't like the next step, I'm done with her.

You know, I think that's a reasonable approach. And maybe you can start your next session with a talk about where you are and where you'd like to go.

Oh, I'll also being doing a bit more weight than she gave me. She had said it was fine for me to use more with my step ups and deadlifts. I may add weight to my lunges and squats too.