sarah-louise x
Silver Member
Hi,
Well I have come back to calorie counting after taking a few months out, dabbling in different plans, but I think calorie counting is going to be the only way forward for me. I do love the old fashioned way of calorie counting as it keeps things simple and takes me back to basics. I gained weight by eating too many calories and not exercising enough, so surely if I reverse this I will lose the 56lbs I have left
I do have the added complication of migraine medication and complex hormone inbalance which makes me gain weight and retain water so I know I will find it difficult but its got to go!! I also have a knee injury that can make exercise difficult but its hugely improved over this last 6 months so Im hopeful I can continue with improving
I have just done 2 weeks of the cambridge plan so Im waiting for my weight to stabilize now Im back eating food but I am going to go straight into calorie counting.
My plan is to eat 1500 calories a day and exercise 500 calories a day to hopefully result in a 2lb loss a week. My TDEE says I need 2000 calories to maintain so the 1000 calorie a day deficit is whats required for that 2lb loss.
I have already lost almost half my gain with calorie counting in the past but I hit a long term wall and couldnt lose which was really frustrating
but I feel focused and ready to shift this last 4 stone!!!
Lets do this!!
Sarah x
Well I have come back to calorie counting after taking a few months out, dabbling in different plans, but I think calorie counting is going to be the only way forward for me. I do love the old fashioned way of calorie counting as it keeps things simple and takes me back to basics. I gained weight by eating too many calories and not exercising enough, so surely if I reverse this I will lose the 56lbs I have left
I do have the added complication of migraine medication and complex hormone inbalance which makes me gain weight and retain water so I know I will find it difficult but its got to go!! I also have a knee injury that can make exercise difficult but its hugely improved over this last 6 months so Im hopeful I can continue with improving
I have just done 2 weeks of the cambridge plan so Im waiting for my weight to stabilize now Im back eating food but I am going to go straight into calorie counting.
My plan is to eat 1500 calories a day and exercise 500 calories a day to hopefully result in a 2lb loss a week. My TDEE says I need 2000 calories to maintain so the 1000 calorie a day deficit is whats required for that 2lb loss.
I have already lost almost half my gain with calorie counting in the past but I hit a long term wall and couldnt lose which was really frustrating
Lets do this!!
Sarah x
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