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How much pounds do you lose in one month and 8 days in running?
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How long does it take to lose 30 pounds?
Each person varies with how long it will take to lose 30 pounds. On average, a person can lose around 2 pounds per week. It would take 3.75 weeks to lose 30 pounds with diet and exercise.
How long does it take to lose 22 pounds?
It is recommended to lose 2-3 pounds per week. To lose 22 pounds, it may take you 10 weeks or more.
What can you do to lose one pound?
Healthy exercise. That's all you should do. Going to any extremes can do much harm on your body in the long run. I recommend running, a mile a day for a week is easy and achievable. You can lose 1-2 pounds in a week for this.
How long will it take for a lady to lose 60 pounds?
she could lose about 2 lbs a week, that would be a healthy weight loss/
How long will it take to lose 71 pounds?
In general, it's better to lose weight slowly; most doctors will suggest 1-2 pounds a week. At one pound a week, it would take about a year and a half to lose 71 pounds.
How many pounds can you lose in 2 days?
well it depends on what your doing but if you can lose about 5 pounds in 2 days.
How long will it take me to lose 10 pounds if i run 2 miles a day and weigh 142 pounds and measure 5'4?
about 2 1/2 months with a low calorie intake also.
How do long do you have to work out to lose 5 pounds?
You will need to eat right plus workout for 2 or 3 hrs a day to lose 5 ibs quickly
How long does it take to lose 20 pounds if you are 5'2 and 125 pounds?
We can lose weight as per our needs but it is always recommended to give 10 weeks of time to cut down the 20 pounds. By following extreme weight loss methods we can lose 20 pounds in 2-3 weeks also but it's not at all healthy.
How much weight can you lose in 120 days by running?
Safe weight loss is 1 to 2 pounds a week, so that would be 12 to 24 pounds in 12 weeks.
How do you lose 40 pounds quickly?
Running 2 miles a day for two weeks. Or Bikeing 4 Doing lunges, situps, leg rises , and palaties.
