I’ve been an athlete my entire life, but I also
loved my sweets just as much as my physical activities. I believed I could have
a dream body by eating whatever I wanted and “working it off” because I was so
active. That doesn’t happen IRL. Turns out it was just a dream world that I’m
still trying to find.
Nonetheless, losing weight and keeping it off is
still a possibility, as I lost 18 lbs and two dress sizes within four months. A
nice six-pack made its appearance also — an accessory I thought to be just as
elusive as a Hermés Birkin Bag. But after getting selected to fight in a
charity boxing event, I had four months to train to be a fighter and cut down
to a specific weight. The results came in; I won my first amateur boxing fight,
lost 18 lbs and two dress sizes. These tips helped me shed some major lbs, so
consider adding these to your new healthy routine.
Set Little
Goals to Attain the Major Goal I like to eat.
A lot. Good food just makes me really happy, and
yes, I’m fortunate enough to have a pretty fast metabolism, but I definitely
realized I was getting more cushion around my curves than I preferred. That
being said, I realized I couldn’t just cut out all of my favorite naughty foods
right away, or lose all my excess weight overnight.
“Setting small
goals makes them attainable.”
I set little goals for myself throughout my
training. Whether it’s going a week without ice cream, doing 10 more push-ups
than the day before or losing those first five pounds, the small goals are what
kept me sane. Seeing progress in small ways will make the big goal much easier
to attain and not want to rip your hair out.
Author: Samantha
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