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gained weight, still feel skinny?
pink.x.r0se
post Jul 15 2008, 04:03 PM
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basically, this past year i gained A LOT of weight..like 20 pounds. since then, i've been exercising and trying to eat healthier and stuff and have lost most of it. i still haven't gotten back to my original weight, which was 100. last week ago i was at 105 and happy with my body. then the weekend came, and i gained like, 2-3 pounds? and that made me feel really gross and fat. i'm short, so even two pounds makes a difference on my stomach. but the last few days, i feel a lot skinner than i did at 107. like my stomach is really flat and everything. but i'm 110 now!

i;m just trying to find an eplanation?
 
 
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Reidar
post Jul 15 2008, 08:03 PM
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How you "feel" is an ambiguous factor. You can feel sluggish from eating, lack of sleep, or placebo. You're not going to feel a difference from three pounds in itself.
 
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post Jul 17 2008, 06:52 AM
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QUOTE(Reidar @ Jul 15 2008, 06:03 PM) *
You're not going to feel a difference from three pounds in itself

I can feel a difference when I put on a few pounds. But it's cause I still weigh in the 2-digit scale. xmas.gif



pink.x.rose - You probably gained muscle in your abs area. Anyway, make sure when you're exercising, you're targeting areas that you want to tone. Don't just stick to one specific exercise. :] It's better to mix them up.
 
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post Jul 17 2008, 01:45 PM
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QUOTE(Just_Dream @ Jul 17 2008, 06:52 AM) *
I can feel a difference when I put on a few pounds. But it's cause I still weigh in the 2-digit scale. xmas.gif


Placebo. Your weight fluctuates between a few pounds every day.

Also, tone comes from heavy lifting, not from gaining definition. Tonus is the ionic measure of your muscles' readiness to do anaerobic work.
 

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