Help to lose 2 inches in 2 weeks?
Ok, this is my dilema. I'm in a wedding, actually its my brothers wedding, and i'm the matron of honor. Its on the 8th of Sept. Well, i knew that i had gained some weight, but didn't know that i gained that much. I have been excersizing, but not with very much luck as of late anyway. I have massively cut down my eating, and excersize 2 times a day. I do a total a day of: 200 ab crunches. 200 leg lifts, 200 butt workouts, 200 love handle workouts. And my calorie intake is not very much. I have lost a total of 1 1/2 inches in 4 days. I have 1 1/2 inches left to go. Is there anything else that i could be doing to reach this goal? Thanks for the answers. I'll all that is recommended!!!
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