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What can I achieve in 3 months

Munchkin28, 25 June, 2012 at 20:53 Posted on Beauty & Wellbeing 0 5

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Right....I have completely fannied around with my weight loss for the past few months...loosing...putting it all on again, plus a bit more etc.

I hate exercise. Which hasn't helped.

I am a bridesmaid in 3 months time. Can I actually achieve anything in 3 months? If so...what is realistic in terms of weight loss?

I'm not huge huge...but the other 3 bridesmaids are size 6 and 8's. Now I'm not saying I want to get down to this...but you can see why I would want to lose a few pounds.

I am not big all over as such...but I have the classic rubber tyre round the middle...baby jelly belly lol xx Currently I am in a size 14 and weigh 11st 6.

Help me guys!!

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Latest activity by Enjayee, 1 July, 2012 at 16:42

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Sephy · 26 June, 2012 at 22:57
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I recommend Kettlebells, they are the reason I've lost over 3 stone since April.
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Amelia001 · 27 June, 2012 at 10:00
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Fitness clubs are great, I didn't like that either, but now I am addicted and lost a lot
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Thursday Bride · 27 June, 2012 at 19:27
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I was size 14 and just over 11st and have nearly lost 2 stone and dropped almost 2 dress sizes with Dukan diet in 2 1/2 months - its not easy or for everyone though.
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*Funky* · 29 June, 2012 at 22:27
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I've been on the diet chef plan and lost a 1 stone each month https://www.dietchef.co.uk/
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Enjayee · 1 July, 2012 at 16:42
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Three months is enough time to lose a little weight and tone up, I think - just need to be sensible with food and exercise. Swimming is great as it's cardio but it tones you up at the same time. I also love yoga - for me it takes a little longer to see the results but three months you'll definitely see definition. Also, just think about the little things you can add into your day that will add up. For example, on the way home from work on the days I'm not going running, I walk briskly for about 20 minutes to a different station. I don't really notice it as it's a nice walk and I have my music on all the way. In terms of food, I'm by no means an expert or indeed a saint - at the moment I'm making a big effort to up my vegetable intake and cutting my portion sizes. Good luck!
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