If I lose any more weight...
#11
FitDay Member
Join Date: May 2014
Posts: 20
Introducing Coaching Yourself Thin!
Very nice work done!!!!
I am sharing some views of mine here everybody can be coached by one person who know your body best its " YOURSELF"this coaching program puts you in charge of all decision that go into a successful fitness.with the help of it you need to get yourself on track for weight loss.
Thanks
I am sharing some views of mine here everybody can be coached by one person who know your body best its " YOURSELF"this coaching program puts you in charge of all decision that go into a successful fitness.with the help of it you need to get yourself on track for weight loss.
Thanks
#12
FitDay Premium Member
Join Date: Jun 2015
Posts: 1
Keep it Up Davis
I started out just over 300lbs. When I saw the scale go over that mark, I knew I had to do something. I didn't think I was eating that much or that badly so I found the fitday website so that I could track what I was eating to see where the problem was. I realized that it was more what I was eating than how much. I was consuming a lot of empty calories. Just by being conscious of what I was eating and recording it I started to lose without even changing my activity level. I lost 60 lbs. in a year without really changing my lifestyle, just eating better.
I weighed 245 lbs when I was diagnosed with cancer of the lymph, had surgery chemo and radiation. Radiation took a real toll on me and after a year my mouth and throat are still not healed fully, nor will they ever be. I now weigh 140 and still losing. I was grateful to lose the excess pounds but now I'm having a different challenge. Trying to stop the weight loss and maintain a healthy weight.
Davis you were right with your quote: "Being fat is hard, being skinny is hard, choose your hard" Eating has become a chore for me and although I am at a healthy weight now, if I continue to lose, I won't be. I came back to fitday so that I can track my nutrition and calories/activities and try to maintain my weight and not lose any more. We can all do it with the right mindset.
I weighed 245 lbs when I was diagnosed with cancer of the lymph, had surgery chemo and radiation. Radiation took a real toll on me and after a year my mouth and throat are still not healed fully, nor will they ever be. I now weigh 140 and still losing. I was grateful to lose the excess pounds but now I'm having a different challenge. Trying to stop the weight loss and maintain a healthy weight.
Davis you were right with your quote: "Being fat is hard, being skinny is hard, choose your hard" Eating has become a chore for me and although I am at a healthy weight now, if I continue to lose, I won't be. I came back to fitday so that I can track my nutrition and calories/activities and try to maintain my weight and not lose any more. We can all do it with the right mindset.
#17
FitDay Member
Join Date: May 2018
Posts: 20
Very interesting and I appreciate your work also but my experience says that take things slowly and consider learning from an experienced persons is a good thing. I want to share something with you all, I am doing Gym exercise along with Yoga under Yoga expert for the last approx 1 year and I lose more than 6 kg and I thought it’s too much I have taken. I also tried lot of tricks & remedies but all these were not effective as I got benefited from Yoga. Now I have added two more things in my daily routine just 1 week back i.e exercise and dancing which gives me more confidence as well. Also I am quite hopeful that I will get more better results soon.
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