Tatyana said:You avvie is SMOKING, just gorgeous.
I had thought you nicked some model's photos hun
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thandie said:So did I! You look hot, girl!

localgirl said:- Last week of ECA-
Up to 3x per day
Still running Var- Noticable strengths gained, a lot of vascularity, none- very mild sides. 3 weeks left of cycle.
Stats: 137.lbs
25.3% bf
Started fasted cardio this morning. Omg, is it ever hard to drag my as* outta bed that early & then to start jumping rope.. VERY HARD.
I feel amazing now though. Only managed to pull of 10 min. of jumping rope. Anyone have any good interval advice on this. I seem to be able to jump hard for about 40-60 sec. before I gotta take a breather.
Fueled up w/ a protien shake after & some creme of wheat for breakfast. Changed up my meal plan for the week. Incorp. carbs early in the day, cut them off @ 2-3pm.
Meal 1- Creme of Wheat 3 tbsp./ 1 tbsp. flaxseed/ 1 tsp. wheat germ/ 1 tsp. brown sugar splenda ( for flava!)
Meal 2- Protien Shake w/ mixed berries 1 tbsp. Flax oil & 4 egg whites
Meal 3- Grapefruit/ 4oz. salmon, 1 cup sweet potato & 4 asparagus
Meal 4- Protien Shake - 2 hours before gym
Meal 5- PWO
Meal 6-egg whites & 1 whole egg/ 1 cup spinich ( I eat dinner really late, hense the low cal meal)
I drink water continuously throughout the day.
I'll keep ya'll posted on how well this works out for me. Fingers crossed.Im ready to see some more changes.![]()
OneBreath said:Great journal. How is the jumping rope going? Its the king of cardio as far as i'm concerned. What you want to do is get an interval timer. This is what i use:
http://www.gymboss.com/
Based on what you do now, start with something like 35 seconds work / 25 seconds rest for 14 intervals. Then each week add 5 seconds to the work, subtract 5 seconds from the rest, and add 2 intervals.
In 4 weeks you will be up to 20 minutes total with 50 seconds work and 10 seconds rest. It will be tough but attainable.
Then you can switch up to something like 6 minutes work / 1 minute rest. The fact that you will be able to do this will blow your mind. I remember when i first started i would count how many jumps i could complete before i missed. The first time i hit 1,000 was like a major life accomplishment lol.
Good luck, your avi and enthusiasm are really inspiring.

thandie said:I read this on my blackberry while walking on the street and it brought a smile to my face. I've tried jumping rope, but never master it. I think now I will...
Awesome!
OneBreath said:Jumping Rope Basics
Below are some of the things I’ve leaned in the past 3 years of jumping rope. I had to learn for martial arts. It is part of our physical fitness test as well as a tool to cultivate rhythm, balance, footspeed, and coordination.
If I attempted to learn just for fitness, I would have likely gotten discouraged and just hopped back on the elliptical. Hopefully this can help you guys get past that initial phase.
Rope: get the lightest rope with the most speed. It should have thin handles and a PVC cord. Stay away from leather, actual rope, etc.
This is what you want:
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=9108
This is what you don’t want:
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=32081
http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/product/index.jsp?productId=32082
Jumping surface / footwear: This is like the delicate yin yang balance of the Tao. You don’t want a hard surface and hard soles or a soft surface and soft soles. Here are a few of my favorite combinations.
- studio floor / chuck taylors (I have no sense of fashion!)
- wooden deck / chuck taylors
- really hard surface (e.g. sidewalk) / running or cross training shoes
- carpet / socks (no bare feet, misses will sting your toes!)
Body like Water: You want to keep your ankles, knees, and hips as loose as possible. Don’t lock out your knees or hips at any time. Keep constant flexion in those. And only tighten during the landing and spring of the jump. During the spring, your ankles, knees, and hips should work together, don’t put too much on either separately.
Your wrists need to always stay loose and relaxed. You can aid this by holding the handles loosely in your fingers with stability given by the thumb (thus the thin handle recommendation). Visualize your wrists doing all of the work of actually moving the rope. This will help when your shoulders start to BURN!
Jumping: This is possibly the most important thing to know as a beginner. Doing the same jump over and over will wear you out quickly. For instance, the first time you jump you are likely to just jump straight up and down with both feet. This is the easiest jump but you won’t last long doing only it. I was lucky enough to learn this from a boxer who showed me ways to alternate jumps to keep going longer. Your first priority should be to learn a small handful of jumps and practice alternating. Here are the basics:
- 2 feet jump (described above)
- 1 foot jump (jumping on 1 foot of course)
- Skiing jump (2 feet landing side to side like you are snow skiing)
A Simple Jump Set: practice this without a rope first, you want to get the feel of the rhythm and counting before adding the frustration of a rope. Once you have the footwork down, practice a few times again with your hands out and wrists rotating (simulating the rope)
- 2 feet jump 10 times
- 2 jumps left foot then 2 jumps right foot (count 1, 2 on the left / 3, 4 on the right) for 12 jumps
- Skiing jump 10 times
- 1 jump left foot then 1 jump right foot for 10 jumps (count 1 on the left, 2 on the right, imagine yourself running)
- 2 feet jump 10 times
- 1 jump left foot then 1 jump right foot then 2 jumps left foot ….. then 1 jump right foot 1 jump left foot and 2 jumps right foot. (count 1, 2, 3, 4 then 5, 6, 7, 8) do this for 32 jumps. This one is my favorite, once you have it down you are set!
That’s a total of 64 jumps, chances are you are at 30 seconds!
Frequency: Jump 4 days a week but don’t go more than 2 days in a row without a day of rest. When you first start it will be a major shock to your calves. Keep them stretched. Try the intervals as suggested and don’t be discouraged if you can’t make the full progression each week. If you can’t, simply try upping the work OR lowering the rest if needed instead of doing both. Do however keep adding the 2 intervals. If nothing else, just add the 2 intervals.
localgirl said:Sooooo grateful for that information!
It will definately be put to good use
And thanks for the compliment- its been a bit of a struggle, I want a nice hardened lean look, risking losing my "girls" ( which already have dissappeared
sulk.
I have a consult this year for a BA & will be scheduling on for the new year. I want to get my bf% down to about 15% before then. Should be attainable hey??
As of this morning: 140lbs
Bf% 18.8-19% - gunna get some calipers for a more accurate read
Any reccommendations to go get up & go songs ( my cardio has been laggin')???
Thanks Everyone!!
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Lg
thandie said:Thank you! You're awesome for giving this information..
I'm starting tomorrow morning. I'll keep you posted...
OneBreath said:Good luck, if nothing else switching cardio up to this will provide that good shock to your body.
OneBreath said:Couple ?s
How tall are you?
For the BA are you going under the muscle or over?
Saline or silicon?
However i don't see anything wrong with them in your avi!!
My gf is going through the same deal right now. She dropped some fat quickly and lost some size. She just had a consultation. I don't think there is anyway of getting around it unfortunately. Don't let it get you down through!! Our subconscious mind is very powerful. At 5AM its so easy for that little seed to sprout up and hit the snooze button lol.
For music i'm currently with guns n roses appetite for destruction. Gotta love 80s metal for cardio!
Good luck.
localgirl said:I am 5'5 1/2 ( yes the half counts!!)
Definately going under the muscle- Ive done my research & find that it looks the best, IMO. And I'm going to get gummy bear ( silicone)'s.
Is your lady going under the knife soon? It is an unfortunate thing- that something so beautiful is made up of fatty tissue!! I actually found that most of my breast size went down when I started my var cycle- From a D to a B in a couple of months is a big change- But so is being able to see muscles where there once was only softness
Your right- that little seed is an easy sale that early!!
Nothing someone w/ a lil willpower & drive cant pull off though!
* theres ALWAYS room for improvement *
OneBreath said:You guys are so similar, your bodies look very much alike with the exception that you are an inch (and a half!) taller. She started loosing her's during an anavar cycle where she cut a lot of bodyfat and she feels the same way about getting to see that muscle ..... and so do I! She plans to do it before the end of the year and will go under the muscle with silicon. She's a trainer so her main concerns are with the recovery period and not being able to demonstrate movements/pickup weights/etc. She was told it would be nearly 4 weeks before she could do full movements again and that the first 2 weeks would be very painful. I'm really worried, i HATE to see her in any pain whatsoever.
Hope you made 5AM!
thandie said:FYI! I had implants 10 years ago and was lucky to heal quickly and with no complications. I said my Dr. was very skilled and didn't invaded my body in a hurtful way; my Dr. said was due to the fact I was healthy and athletic. Now I think it was both. I suggest you listen to your Dr. pre and post surgery. DO NOT lift anything for a month even if you feel great or you'll pay the consequences. Be careful thereafter as well. Go to www.makemeheal.com and that will give you a great deal of information as to what to do. As a result, I didn't bruise and the whole experience was a lot better then I heard other people having. Good luck to LG and OneBreath's lady!!!!
OneBreath said:Very much appreciated. Thanks!
thandie said:I forgot to mention one important part. Do not use a Dr. because he's reasonable in price. You'll wind up going to another Dr to fix the mistake the first one made and have to pay again for the 2nd. If you can't afford a good Dr now, then wait another year to do it. I've seen many people make that mistake. When I need to get something done, I go to the best Dr or wait till I can afford it. So, shop, shop and shop some more. Rushing plastic surgery is not worth it. At the end of the day, follow your instinct in terms of the Dr. If you feel uncomfortable around the Dr, thendon't go with him.. I hope this helps..
Thanks!
Yah- didnt miss this much.. damn office jobs!!
Ok I was thinking about what I could ask about- and this came to mind.
I was looking at our photos from our vacation & my arms are truely getting big- lol- no joke-
My weights are pretty heavy- same as when I was on var.
Im just feeling like Im looking strong- but stout. Know what I mean. Since Im not super tall, I almost feel like a little pit bull...
How can I lean it out? Should I try doing lower weights higher reps? More cardio? Maybe incorp. some yoga or more stretching after workouts?
And what do you guys think about warming up before a weight session? Mandatory? I havent EVER warmed up- I know I should, but what are the pro's of it exactly.
Thanks guys!
canadians CANT GET LIPOFLAME
YEAH- It actually kinda boggles me a bit...
Dunno what could subsitute it either-

do you really need it?? i'm not preaching anything here. i used lipo6 myself for the 2 weeks because i had already purchased a bottle, but stopped cuase i found out i didn't like pills much. anyways just did it natural the rest of the way and planning on going that road until progress needs a boost?![]()
It is a good point. But at the stage I am at, the boost is very helpful. Plus factor in the 11 hour work days & all the stuff a woman does ( household wise) its hard to stay pumped in the gym. I like the extra boost for that- If someone can post a cutting diet meal plan- Id be down to try that out & go au natural for a bit.
I didnt see a lot of results from the clen. eca was good- but I dont want to go that hard, for my hearts sake right now.
I hear detox's are suppose to help with energy levels..??
Oh Than~! Your always such a pleasent suprise!
My macro's are/ protien 150 carbs 100 fat 20-30
Im at 136.4 still 5'5 1/2![]()
Id love to cut up- now that Im off cycle.. like I said before, I feel like I need to stretch out my muscle, I feel soo stout.. know what i mean?
I have my macro's down to 125 protien/ 100 carb/ 25 fat per day..
but my calorie intake is still super low ( maybe just over 1000).
Is this common? Im confused. Diet has always been my biggest issue- if I could just find exactly what works, I would eat that EVERYDAY! haha..![]()
I get it now- haha, I musta just had one monster brain fart, cuz I was sitting here, looking at my fitday for the day- and I was like dang, Ive got the macro's down pat ( maybe a point off here or there), but my calories are teenie...and thats when i got
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Thanks Than- that really helped ( as usual!)
Im actually finding those macro's are good. I am a little bit hungry- but I'm tweaking my "feeding" times a bit to try to resolve that. And I am drinking 3 liters of water ED, so that fills the void.
My new short term goal is to be leaned out by Xmas vacation.
I want to continue to build muscle, but I dont want to get the rounded physic as I normally do- any word on a rep/ set range that would benefit this goal?
Start of a new week - Boo to back to work!
Tryed keeping it very clean this weekend, kept those macro's - maybe off by a little bit. Its getting tighter & tighter daily. I find I can tweak gradually till I find my sweet soft w/ eating
Im doing the green tea thing between meals & keeping up w/the water.
Took mon-fri. off from the gym last week, felt great to get back to it.
Ive kept my strenghtns from the var so far, though it is a LOT harder to push through the last few reps.
135lbs.

EB- Ive read about that. I may give it a shot sometime. Are you supp. it? Do you find it works?
By green tea, I mean, actual tea, I buy the TAZO stuff ( from starbucks). The refresh & zen is delicious.
Than- I have been weighing myself daily, what time of the day do you find you get the most accurate reading? I usually drink a glass of water & weigh myself in the morning.
I find Ive definately softened up a bit, but I am leaning out quit nicely.
I havent got the time to do the am cardio in addition to pm cardio- but I am running intervals on the treadmill ( good for leaning out correct?).
I'll keep this up & let you know how I progress![]()
thanks so much for all your help & support.
The thought of training to compete next year has crossed my mind once or twice, can you enlighten me to any of this? procedures, training, how do i... etc.![]()
Thanks Than-we'll talk when the time is right.
As for sup's I use Glutamine- added to my protien powder & I do use CLA already, along w/ a multi & milk thistle. So, yah, I do have that covered
I will go get some real green tea ( any brand you prefer, that I should check out?)
Ok, so I am weighing myself at the right timeI do the same, after the washroom!!
I do have a long time to lean out, but the sooner the better, obviously! lol
Would it be useful to do an am & pm cardio session 2x a week? I wake up much too early for work to do it during the week, unfortunately.
You do look amazin' Than! Im so gratful to have you be my guidence![]()
stevia is good stuff. I just started adding it to my shakes/oatmeal/etc. Whenever you need a little taste or extra sweetness its great. Also i think its natural, not like equal.
Hey Than-
Things are going really good.
I havent been eating as good as I shouldve ( the weekend was too good to me..lol) but Im back on the horse, and man, its hard to get back on after vacations.
Ive got my meal plan down pat for the week.
Still not doing cardio in the am, but have been staying cosistant at the gym & even jacked my weights a bit
100lbs squatsMy goal is 200lbs. by the end of the year.
weight: 135
10lbs to go...
Thanks Than
Im back on the horse & feel amazing.. Its all coming back to me how great it feels when you've just finished lunch & would love a lil something sweet-- and I just pour myself a cup of green tea & voila! satisfaction! And NO guilts!
I'll keep ya'll in the loop.
How do you feel about carb/ fat blockers?
I can't really see how a carb/ fat blocker would work too well, but Ive read a lot of reviews saying that the bsn one works phenomenally ( cheater's relief). I ordered some, just to give it a whirl on cheat days- So.. I have been sticking to those macro's & my weight shot up again...
I am at a total loss here. I am doing everything right.. besides the am cardio..
even with diet alone, I should be losing 1.51 lbs a week with my 755 cal. deficient. and I am below that with my macro's at what they are at..
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I know! I shouldnt have fallen off the horse to begin with!! lol
Things are going great.
I switched up my diet- eating every 3 hours. Finally got my macro's right on the money- the protien is a bit higher( 120-150) but I feel good with this.
Meal 1- 1/2 cup oatmeal, 1 cup berries
Meal 2- Protien shake ( 20 grams)
Meal 3- Chicken Salad w/ 2 tbsp's dressing
Meal 4- Tuna & Veg.
Meal 5- 3 Egg Whites & Veg
Meal 6- 1 cup cottage cheese & 3 strawberries
Also I have a pwo shake.
I has a cheat meal this weekend ( homemade nachos! yum!!) and took BSN's cheaters relief with it- that sh*t def. works.. I wouldnt use it as a crutch, but here & there for sure.
My weight is still @ 135lbs. Havent measured bf % in a while.
Jacking the cardio to 30 min. ED this week. Maybe that will help.
It def. does take a while to get back into the swing of things, to get a diet tweaked to get the right macro's.
Going for my BA consult this month too- super excited about that.
New goal- Bf% down to 16% before BA ( gunna schedule in Feb.).
What ya'll think? Do able?![]()
Thanks EB!
Ill measure mine tonight & you measure yours! We'll exchange the good/ or bad news tomorrow!
I dont like posting pic's up on boards, but I was thinking it would be cool to take a before pic now & take one weekly.. Suppose to help w/ the motivation hey?>!![]()

Haha- Ok, Ill go first!
Im gunna be totally honest here ( though I dont want to be about my weight!)
137lbs
19%bf
I'm going to take some before photos this weekend, maybe I can just pm them to you- so we can track one anothers progress!
Did 40 min. cardio & abs last night
Today-
Meal 1- 5 egg white & sliced bell peppers & 1 pc. toast
Meal 2- 1 cup cottage cheese & 1 orange
Meal 3- Tofu Salad w/ 2 tbsp.'s dressing
Meal 4- 1 cup of salmon & whole wheat pasta ( cold)
Meal 5- Egg white omlette
Meal 6- 1/2 cup Low fat yogurt & fruit
Plus I have a pwo shake.
Macros: 14.5 - fat 103.2 carbs 131.4 protien![]()
I was looking back through your log - great attitude.
About your workouts and wanting to lose body fat - I have a little something for you to try:
Add light weight complexes to the start of at least 3 days of weight training (I didn't pay close attention to your program or the weight you are lifting - I'll do that later) and put those jump rope drills in at the end of the workout (I'd encourage you to alternate with some boxing drills). More on that later gator.
About these plyo complexes. I added them to my workouts as a warm up and saw a nice reduction in body fat - I added them every workout at first with heavier weights and found that I was over training so cutting back to lighter weight and only doing them 3x a week helped and the changes are still coming. Now I'm addicted - give it a try (again, adjusting weight according to what you lift)
Using a 45lb bar stand in a nice steady position with feet shoulder width apart and bar hanging in front (hands at shoulder press width) and do the following 5 - 8 times. Rest 45 seconds and go again. 4 or 5 sets is all you need.
Squat, clean with jump, press
Good morning (with bar on your back)
Squat press with jump (with bar on your back)
Drop clean, deadlift with a row at the end
repeat 5 - 8 times
Any variation works. I've done lunges instead of squats etc. The idea is to have continuous movement - get some great music with a steady 2 count beat and you are golden!
Let me know how it goes. I'll post some more complexes later for you guys so you can find something that flows with your body. I realized in looking back I wasn't very specific in how to perform them. Long day yesterday! I'll write something up and post this afternoon, I think you'll enjoy them (and the results).this is interesting..
something new to try. thanks for sharing ironwings
Thanks Ladies!
Thanks Ladies!
EB- I was thinkin, we can exchage our progress pics?! Ill take some this weekend! And you better deliever on that bf%! lol
Iron- That sounds like an awesome way to spice it up a bit. I think my biggest problem was my diet. Ive got this passion for food, and Ive noticed since turned 26, my metab. is not as good to me as it was 6 years ago. lol
My diet has done a complete 180 this week, Im eating every 3 hours, as opposed to every 2 hours, only egg whites for dinner& some low fat yogurt or cottage cheese w/ berries for dessert.
In the past 3 days Ive been doing this, Ive already noticed a nice change.
Been cosistant at the gym, its my heavy week ( I am trying to do 1 heavy week every 3 weeks, see if my result will be better than doing straight heavy). I got pretty bulky with my last cycle, and I would like to gain more lean muscle mass, again though, my diet wasnt in check.
I am totally looking forward to hearing about HOW xactly to do these moves.
Just toss out a complete routine, Ill give it a wirl-
macro's for today: Fat: 17.6 Carbs: 118.6 Pro: 117.4
Its our night off from the gym, but I am still going to do some ab work ( I find i do need to do my abs ED to see good definition) how does that sound ladies?![]()
Complex Training
I promised a better post on complexes. I absolutely adore these. I’ve been a dancer my whole life and this brought that part of me into the weight room (that is a tough one to sell, my former dance peers give me a hard time). All the videos you will find will show men doing each exercise 4 – 6 times in a row and jerking around to the next one like they are having convulsions. Be graceful with these while still being explosive. Perhaps one day I’ll video myself doing a routine so you can see what I’m talking about.
Why Complexes: Complexes work to increase mobility, challenge your balance, and enhance power, endurance, and hypertrophy. They also teach your body to work in a harmonious manner (like a dancer). They are the perfect addition to your workout if you are leaning out. Used as a warm-up they will prepare you for your workout both mentally and physically. You can also use them for a full body workout when time is tight – just add a little weight.
Body Preparedness: You’ll want training gloves, a towel, personal music (see Music below), and water.
Space: I like a lifting platform with a bar rack but as long as the surface has some give (rubber flooring) and won’t be harmed by the equipment you choose then you are golden. You need a little room in the front, back and both sides for mobility.
Equipment: Begin with a wooden dowel if you’d like or simply try these at home with no weight at all to get the flow right. Once you feel comfortable graduate to either a 45lb bar or a lighter weight Olympic bar (or body bar for gyms that have those). Do what you feel comfortable with. You want to be able to flow through the movements with a little explosiveness. Just enough weight to make you burn but not too much that you can’t then do a shoulder workout. You might find when you start to do these your lower body can handle much more than your upper. It will even out a bit as you progress.
Music: You will flow best if you have a two-count rhythm. Rock doesn’t work well (unfortunately). I’m not a huge fan of pop music but Madonna’s release “4 Minutes” does the trick perfectly. At least listen to it for the rhythm and choose something similar.
Sets: Start with 4 repetitions (entire complex is 1 rep) and progress to as many as 6 before resting. Rest 45 to 60 seconds and repeat 3 – 5 times. You can lower your rest time as you progress.
Frequency: 2 to 3 times a week before your workout is plenty. Any more and you will strike a cord with your central nervous system. From experience L
Creating your own: Think about your favorite movements and work to put together a routine that flows from one to the next. The first movement puts you in position for the next etc. This can be as simple as two movements or 10. I’ll give you several types.
Complex 1: Do these as rounds, repeating 3x
Jump squat with light weight bar – 10 seconds
10 Burpees with no weight (rack the bar)
Complex 2: Do each movement once, flowing into the next
Power clean
Front squat
Push press
Squat
Push press
Complex 3: Do each movement once, flowing into the next
Deadlift
Romanian deadlift
Bent over row
High pull
Power clean press
Front squat
Push press
Back squat
Complex 4: Do each movement twice before moving on to the next
Overhead squat
Lateral squat lunge (squat and lean side to side)
Overhead reverse lunge
Sots press (squat while pressing)
Complex 5: Complete each movement twice before moving on to the next
Overhead squat
Lateral squat lunge
Overhead reverse lunge
Romanian deadlift to snatch pull through (my fav)
Curtsy lunge
Sots press (squat while pressing)
Explosive Complex 6 (personal fav): Do each movement once, flowing into the next
Romanian deadlift
Power clean press (jump) – bring the bar to your back
Good morning
Back squat
Push press (jump)
Deadlift
Bent over row
Get addicted.

EB- I did not receive the PM from you..?
Iron- I havent tryed any of the complex's yet- I have a free gym session on Saturday ( trainer free) so I will def. be trying one of them out then.
Than- I would love to be able to say that I didnt fall off the horse again ( wknds are sooo hard for me), but I did.. and its funny how serving after serving of brownies & fat free ice cream, can still spike weight gain so quickly.
My solution: I have written out a meal plan for each day of the week- INCLUDING the weekend. NO CHEATS allowed until I have reached my 3 weeks stict diet & steady workouts- or 130lbs. whichever comes first. ( before I would only journal the week meal plans, not weekends).
Hope this works. My macro's are looking REALLY good during the week : Fat:10-15g Carbs: 60-80 Protien: 100-140
I am attempting to keep the fat @ 10g.
I have tryed YOGI tea's- YUM! Totally perfect w/ some splenda for dessert.
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Hi Ladies-
I have been able to maintain @ 15-20g of fat..I do know that fat doesnt make you fat: and I do totally stay away from refined & processed foods.
I have maintained that all throughout last week & I found it to be working really well with my body.
And everything is coming out in the wash correctly ( ie: if my carbs are really low, than my protien goes up & vis versa).
I think my biggest issue is I am so strict mon-fri. & I need to remain that way into the weekends. I think after the first full week of staying on track, the cravings will ease up.
Thank you for all your support. Its been quit a journey so far, and it is definately going to be a life time commitment. I am always one for living a healthy lifestyle, and looking great is an amazing bonus!
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EB- Thanks girl. The progress is coming along- slow & steady. Hey LG, you're doing great. i just wanted to come over and pimp my new avatar (we are playing heman on the boys board)
I personally like Tat's philosophy on cheat meals. Essentially, the more you try to be a nazi to yourself, the greater the chance that you will fail and fall back to bad habits. (at least i think it was tat, maybe bikinimom). A good cheat every now and then keeps you sane.


Hey LG, you're doing great. i just wanted to come over and pimp my new avatar (we are playing heman on the boys board)
I personally like Tat's philosophy on cheat meals. Essentially, the more you try to be a nazi to yourself, the greater the chance that you will fail and fall back to bad habits. (at least i think it was tat, maybe bikinimom). A good cheat every now and then keeps you sane.
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