Day #3
I have to admit, the last 2 days I haven’t really followed the BFL exercise plan, but regardless I’m down 2.4 lbs. Not too shabby. I’m actually eating more than I was too! Anyway my friend & I made a pact that if we lose 10 lbs by July 26th we get a free eating day. I know BFl allows one every week, but I’m not using them. It’s actually easier if I don’t. I find myself not wanting to go back on diet if I splurge. So anyway, I’m well on my way to meeting my goal. My BFL goal is 25 lbs. Long term goal is to hit 150 by the middle of October. I know that one is a stretch, but I’m trying it anyway. It’s approx 19 weeks away & that would mean right now I need to lose a total of 3.25 lbs a week. That won’t stop me though. Going to try for it anyway. Overall I’ve been pretty happy with my progress. Even when I’ve gained some I’ve been going back down. the general trend has been to lose weight so that’s my main purpose right now. I figure once I get down to 150’s I can worry about bulking and gaining muscle but losing body fat is most important. That would leave me with approx. 20-25 lbs to lose between Jan-May 2009. Next week I start training 2 days a week with my friend. We’ll be doing cardio & abs…God help me. lol Those are the areas I need the most push in. Then in Jan. if at all possible I would like to start going to the gym. Now being a stay home mom & a farm owner, I have no clue how I’m going to do this, but guess I’ll figure it out. lol Sorry this is long, but thought I’d spell out my long term plan. Mostly to keep myself focused but so you can see what I’m doing too. On a positive note, I’m starting to get lots of comments from people who are noticing my transformation! That’s very encouraging to me! Have a wonderful day!






June 30, 2008 at 5:58 pm
Lady sounds like you are doing great - congrats on the weight loss
You don’t have to take the cheat meals but do use them if you feel that you are hungry or deprived. Periodically taking them will stoke your metabolism and keep the fat burning going so just keep track of things.