i say 260 because im definitely not happy where im at. vie given my self 20lbs goal each time. Now as for nutrition, it is on point, egg whites salad fish chicken and brown rice early in the day, etc...but after i lost that first 100lbs, it seems i've had to amplify the cardio up. and so with a lot of cardio comes loss of muscle and lack of definition
Congratulations on your weight loss, but as I said before, do NOT focus on scale weight - this is IRrelevant; what is important is BODY COMPOSITION. If you focus on the weight, then you may just end up losing more muscle mass in order to get there if you do not have the bodyfat to lose for it.
If you're losing muscle mass, then no, your nutrition is NOT on point.
Amplifying or adding in cardio does NOT mean muscle loss and lack of definition - whoever told you that had no idea of what they were talking about! I know many individuals - including myself - who do "a lot of cardio" and do not have this issue. As I said, your issue is your NUTRITION. Go back, reassess it, and adjust it accordingly for you for fat loss for NOW - what you require re fat loss now is not the same as it when you had that extra 100 pounds, or even a month ago, and you need to CONSTANTLY adjust and manipulate it for results.
I highly recommend that you read
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I also recommend that you get yourself a trainer who knows what they're doing to design you an individualized nutrition plan and training programme specific for YOUR goals and needs, who will educate you on nutrition and training factors, and tell you why they have done what they have done, guiding you into not just progress, but knowledge and understanding of what you are doing and how to keep getting results as well.
~Rosie~