Hi everyone!
This is my first time posting in this forum. I am amazed at all of your workout schedules!! You all are incredible!
I have about 8 lbs to lose, and I am currently dieting (wt watchers-so my diet is pretty healthy). To date, I have lost 27 lbs since February. I have just recently started working again. I also have an 18-month old son. I have struggled with weight for the last 10 years (i am age 30) For the first time in what seems like forever, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel concerning my weight. However, what I am coming to realize is that my body, although smaller, still has all the lumps and bumps of fat!! YUCK!! we have rented a beach house next may for a couple of weeks (woohoooo!!) And I would LOVE to actually not be embarassed to wear a bathing suit! For so long, I have hid in large, loose clothes and would never DARE to go out in a bathing suit. So, finally (thanks for your patience!!) I get to my questions: Can you give me an idea of what it takes to reshape my body? I mean, what do I need to do to look okay in a bathing suit??? Currently, I am doing mega step blast about 4 times a week. I have also started going to an aerobics class for one hour, twice a week. I have body max and circuit max (have never used either). I ordered the six pack. I also have a firm tape (45 min tape for the buns). I have never stuck to an exercise regime for very long, but I am now ready to do it! Please, tell me what tapes to order, or what activities to do!!
How long should I be working out to expect results? I realized after looking at all of your check-ins that I am not nearly doing enough!! Also, how long does it take to see results, and what kind of results can I expect?
I am 5'4", (currently 128 lbs). I would appreciate any advice you all could give me...I am serious about wanting to walk on the beach next May without a huge t-shirt covering me up! Honestly, health and well-being are my true goals....but gosh....looking good in a bikini sure would be a great bonus!!
Thanks and sorry this was so long!
shannon
This is my first time posting in this forum. I am amazed at all of your workout schedules!! You all are incredible!
I have about 8 lbs to lose, and I am currently dieting (wt watchers-so my diet is pretty healthy). To date, I have lost 27 lbs since February. I have just recently started working again. I also have an 18-month old son. I have struggled with weight for the last 10 years (i am age 30) For the first time in what seems like forever, I can see the light at the end of the tunnel concerning my weight. However, what I am coming to realize is that my body, although smaller, still has all the lumps and bumps of fat!! YUCK!! we have rented a beach house next may for a couple of weeks (woohoooo!!) And I would LOVE to actually not be embarassed to wear a bathing suit! For so long, I have hid in large, loose clothes and would never DARE to go out in a bathing suit. So, finally (thanks for your patience!!) I get to my questions: Can you give me an idea of what it takes to reshape my body? I mean, what do I need to do to look okay in a bathing suit??? Currently, I am doing mega step blast about 4 times a week. I have also started going to an aerobics class for one hour, twice a week. I have body max and circuit max (have never used either). I ordered the six pack. I also have a firm tape (45 min tape for the buns). I have never stuck to an exercise regime for very long, but I am now ready to do it! Please, tell me what tapes to order, or what activities to do!!
How long should I be working out to expect results? I realized after looking at all of your check-ins that I am not nearly doing enough!! Also, how long does it take to see results, and what kind of results can I expect?
I am 5'4", (currently 128 lbs). I would appreciate any advice you all could give me...I am serious about wanting to walk on the beach next May without a huge t-shirt covering me up! Honestly, health and well-being are my true goals....but gosh....looking good in a bikini sure would be a great bonus!!
Thanks and sorry this was so long!
shannon