i need to lose 10 pounds
and i started last week on eating healthy and working out everyday
i have been doing cardio for 40 minutes in the early morning and then later that night. (Turbo Jam Cardio Party mix 1)
after that week i weighed myself and i havent lost any weight im EXACTLY the same when i have REDUCED my calories to about 1400 a day..
i should have lost about a pound or something right?!
am i doing something wrong?
So, as long as you are eating healthy and exercising, you WILL lose weight. I guarantee it, just stick with your plan.
In the meantime, do not over do it. You will pay for it later I promise. Stick to something sustainable (if you feel the two cardios work for you thats fine, but it would be too much for most people), and aim for a moderate calorie deficit.
Also keep an eye on other indicators than weight, e.g. how clothes fit, waist size, how you look/ feel etc.
Smartone answered Friday March 13 2009, 1:23 pm: It does seem strange that you haven't lost weight, but you don't say how old you are, your height, weight and age and your gender.
Here's a website for women that can help to determine how many calories you need to maintain your weight, assuming you are a woman...[Link](Mouse over link to see full location)
To lose weight you would have to take in fewer calories than that.
If you're taking in less calories already, then you could be holding onto water. The first 10 lbs. are usually the easiest to shed. If you are retaining water, lower your salt intake. Don't cut out the salt altogether because your workout sounds pretty intense and you need salt.
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