Tomorrow is weigh in #13 and one of three things will happen. Either I will 1) lose a small amount of weight – by small I mean under a pound 2) Stay exactly where I was from my last weigh in – 234.8 3) Have a small gain – hopefully under a pound.
I’m not expecting anything big tomorrow.
I’m not going to freak out if the number is a gain. I’m not going to freak out if the number stays the same. I’m not going to freak out if there isn’t a “big enough” loss.
I’ve taken a lot of steps in the right direction this week. I need to keep those up front in my mind as I weigh in tomorrow. I can’t get all caught up in the numbers or I’m going to lose focus on what I accomplished this week:
- I joined a gym
- I’ve consumed on average about 100 ounces of water everyday
- I tackled the elliptical 3 times this week (10, 25 and 35 minutes)
- I swam a total of 120 lengths = 1.7 miles
- I ran 3 times for a total of 84 minutes / approx 5 miles
- I had a successful shopping experience and came out with a cute pair of jeans that are 4 sizes smaller than what I was wearing.
By the end of tomorrow I will be able to also add the following as my accomplishments this week:
- I will have run 30 minutes non stop and begin my last week of c25k.
- I will have met with trainer at gym and hopefully begin a long lasting relationship with Kent (that’s his name…he’s going to be my Superman!).
If this was only about weight loss I’d be disappointed by the numbers that I will or won’t see tomorrow. But since this is about a life changing journey, I’d say I’m coming out on top!
Wow! What a great week, Congratulations!
Have you thought about recording your measurements as well as weight? Sometimes those numbers will change even if the scale is being “stubborn”.
Good for you for being able to keep things in perspective. No matter what you think, I think it’s going to be a loss!
Girl, you are so RIGHT!!!! You cannot let the scale make or break your success. It just isn’t reliable. I always say my scale is on crack and I MEAN IT. I truly believe those that can get on the scale and understand this fundamental fact are the ones that will make it long term in this healthy lifestyle.
Dang that Jord! I was going to suggest the measurements idea 🙂
And frankly, it sounds like you’re doing a fabulous job regardless of what the scale says.
love the post…bet it’s a loss.
T,
Be proud of your loss so far… You are doing so well and you will get there…
You go girl!
Happy Blogging,
Ashley
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