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I'm F/19/5'2"/SW: 160/ CW: 140-141.6/ GW: 125

I've been seeing a personal trainer 2x a week for 6 weeks now, and I just had my 2nd fitness assessment. It turned out to be way better than I expected! I lost 10 pounds, 5 inches from my abdomen, and 5% body fat (I'm now .4% away from being in the normal range). I can complete 40 pushups instead of 15, and I can do 75 crunches in a minute instead of 40. My bench press increased by 20 pounds and my leg press increased by 30 pounds.

I workout at a college gym that hires students as the trainers. I'm his first female client that hasn't quit on him before 6 weeks. After my assessment he asked for permission to brag about me and my progress to the other trainers! Then for my session today he called me his "success story".

This assessment really helped motivate me because I've currently been plateaued for the last 2 weeks. I eat around 1200 calories a day (+/- 200), but my weight has been fluctuating between 141.6 and 140 for the past two weeks. Before this I had been losing around 2 lbs a week, and I'm so close to my lowest weight ever of 137 that I'm starting to get demotivated. Any advice for how to get back to actually losing instead of maintaining?
<bot>: Had a really good assessment. Personal trainer wants to brag about me. However, I've been stuck in a plateau for 2 weeks