Starbright - I know, I know - I feel your frustration hun! When I started up with myfitnesspal I had start from scratch and enter in my usual foods, but once you load them once, they usually are easier to find. I used CK the first time around, this time I am using myfitnesspal as I can use it on my iPhone and on the laptop (can help when I'm out and about and not sure how many calorie's a meal I'm considering may be packing).
The calories that would have been generated would be the total amount of calories you should have each day. However it is fairly generous and I minused off 300 calories when I was on CK. So if you remain under that figure its cool - so long as you aren't starving yourself of course. On the CK page there are also forums. Now, a word of warning, many people will say to eat back the calories you burn during exercise (So if you're allowed 1600 cals, and burn 400 during exercise - you could actually consume a total of 2000 calories). For me personally, I don't eat back the calories for 2 reasons: 1) I can't possibly fit them all in; 2) It slows my weight loss down to snails pace. People will harp on about how you should lose weight slowly etc - but I can assure you, once again, if you're not starving yourself, and you can't fit in all those calories - don't eat them 'just because'. Trust me on that hun!
Livvy - Well done on the intervals and your weight loss achievement hun! That is brilliant work!
N2L - Welcome to the thread! I look forward to following your journey. Let me know if you need tough love hun!
AFM - Weighed in this morning, I did expect 'a' loss, but I was down to 59.1 kgs (did lots of exercise yesterday, so no wonder). Not feeling all that flash today - think I'm starting to come down with a cold or something (so long as I'm well again by Tuesday thats fine). Will still 'hit the bike' tonight, don't feel like jumping around with Attack again. I've almost reached the threshold I wanted. One kilo to go........No rush though.


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. How is your ankle?
- and that's just as I've been getting into that 25/24 BMI zone
but this one is ok, you do 3 minutes of cardio, really easy stuff like skipping/boxing/jumping jacks. then 2 minutes of strength, like sqauts or lunges, using hand weights or press ups. then one minute of abs, so sit ups/crunches etc. and you do that three times. i like it cause it changes so quickly and its over nice and fast, its quite hard, especially as i DONT exercise...but its good to feel like im doing something that pushes me a bit and getting me into doing more. there are three levels too....ive only looked at level one...im not even going to look at level two till this one starts to get easy! or i might get scared!!

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