Hello everyone, I've just signed up today and am going to start the NHS 12-Week plan.
I took the BMI test and it was a bit of a shocker, I know that I've gained a lot of weight recently and would need to lose at least 4 stone to be in the healthy weight category (I'm in the obese category at the moment)
I started a diet and exercise plan this time last year and lost 5lbs in January and then gave up and gained the 4 stone I now need to lose!
Any tips for keeping active or any tips in general would be very much appreciated!
I look forward to your replies!
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Hi and welcome - you can do this
Take a look at the Pinned Posts section, to the right of your screen (bottom, if you're using a mobile) and have a look at the Welcome Newbies thread.
Look at the Topics section beneath that, for posts that could answer any questions you may have. Consider joining any, or all, of our challenges, as they're fun and motivating.
Join us for the Monday Group weigh-in. The latest weigh-in thread can always be found in the Events section, to the right (bottom) of the home page.
Be active on the forum, as that's where we exchange ideas and get our daily dose of motivation and inspiration and don't be afraid to ask for assistance, if you need it
Wishing you all the best as you start on your journey to health and happiness
Onwards and downwards
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Thank you very much! I'll make sure to join in as much as I can in the forums! I look forward to sharing my journey with you & everyone else!
I like to use exercise workouts on you tube. It is free and I can do it when the kids are in bed - though over xmas they were joining in with me - grrr. I started with Denise Austin she isn't too scary. 😀
Hello & thank you for the message I have a few DVDs that I bought (celebrity ones) and have found some useful but I never thought to use YouTube! I'll definitely give it a go! Thank you
It is good because you can do a variety some days I feel like dancing, sometimes I like a bit of step, I have just started doing more intense classes using the pop sugar exercise workouts - they get you really sweaty! Gross😀
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