I’m not going to make this round but I did make all the other rounds. I joined a new transformer and I plan to put the scale away and focus on staying on my balanced healthy food plan. That’s how I’m not going to boomerang. Not really sad though as I’ve come along way in this journey and I’m happy with what I’ve learned. One big NSV is I’ve finally realized I don’t have to rush or bully myself anymore. Just eat a balanced healthy food plan, exercise and rest. I think being able to manage stress and finding ways to decrease stress is equally as important as diet exercise and sleep. Mindset is huge too.
Jennifer M.
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To feel better and more comfortable (excess weight makes me feel claustrophobic lol). And to decrease my back pain
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First time posting here. At the end of February, I fell while spending time outdoors and fractured my lower back, which forced me to stop all physical activity. Because of the intense pain and medication, my old unhealthy eating habits returned—I ate whatever was around, which only made me feel worse mentally. Fortunately, my back is finally healing, and I feel confident enough to go for walks again. I’ve also managed to stop snacking and overeating. Now I’m heading into a new month with more energy and more positive mindset!
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Get ready for the final weigh-in for Round 2! Once the round ends on Feb 28 at midnight PST, you have until 11:59PM PST on Mar 2 to submit your final weight for the round. Remember that weighing in and winning each round guarantees your maximum payout at the end of the game. Even if you're not a winner, please submit your weight and photos.
Once the weigh-in period begins, you will get a new weigh-in word when you visit the game. Submit early to make sure your photos are accepted, and look for an email that confirms your photos are approved! (If you don't get one, check your spam folder.) You must have an approved weigh-in in order to be declared a winner for this round.
The round will finalize 24-36 hours after all weigh-ins have been submitted. Good luck!
Once the weigh-in period begins, you will get a new weigh-in word when you visit the game. Submit early to make sure your photos are accepted, and look for an email that confirms your photos are approved! (If you don't get one, check your spam folder.) You must have an approved weigh-in in order to be declared a winner for this round.
The round will finalize 24-36 hours after all weigh-ins have been submitted. Good luck!
We're getting close now!!
We've even had our Round 1 winners announced! Jake P and RollerCoasterDreams each won a Ninja Blender! 🎉 Congratulations!
You can check all the prizes for this game in our 2025 Make The New Year Magic Transformer FAQs. You can also check there for any questions you have, including questions about our upcoming weigh-in.
To answer a couple questions I've seen lately... Our weigh-in for this round will be February 1 and 2. The weigh-in period begins at midnight pacific time. You can weigh-in anytime during those two days.
👍 If you've met your goal, weigh-in early to allow plenty of time for approval or to fix your submission if necessary.
👍 If you're thisclose to meeting your goal, feel free to wait until the 2nd.
👍 Any official weigh-in you complete in another game, or as a member, that has been approved can be re-used for this game within 48 hours. Start the weigh-in process and select the option to re-use an approved weigh-in, just make sure to keep an eye on the time!
That should help! Please also check out those FAQs because all the information is there!
Now, let's congratulate our first prize winners 🎉 and drop a word that describes how you're feeling at this point in our game!
We're locked in now! This is our crew, and all initial weigh-in should have been submitted. (or at least submitted today!)
Now is a good time for a reminder to take all the before photos and measurements!
One of the biggest things I've heard from people who have succeeded in their health and fitness goals is that they wish they had more before pictures. It may be hard to take the photos and measurements now, but you'll wish you did!
Also, we all know the scale can be frustrating. Even when that needle isn't moving, you may be able to see big changes in your measurements and photos. Those will keep you going until the scale catches up!
Some of you have been in previous Transformers and completely crushed it! You might remember how inspiring it is seeing all the before-and-after photos and hearing about all the incredible health wins.
📷 For those of you who have been in a Transformer before or have experience in this area, please share a before-and-after photo or some things you're proud to have accomplished!
✨ For all of you, share whether you've taken photos or measurements and how you plan to track your progress!
- I hit my half marathon training pace today of 4.7 mph on the treadmill! This has taken me like 4 months of running again to recover.
For me, half marathon training took a toll on my mental. After my race, I felt accomplished but very drained mentally (15 miles plus weekly is a lot). I got out of shape the following 4 months and struggled to even run a mile again. Proud to have worked my way up to the pace at least :)
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Hi everyone ☺
I run on average 5 days a week. I wanted to know how other runners are balancing the calorie restrictions to lose weight with the calories being burned during exercise. I have an office job so my baseline to calculate BMR is sedentary activity. Thanks for any insight!
I run on average 5 days a week. I wanted to know how other runners are balancing the calorie restrictions to lose weight with the calories being burned during exercise. I have an office job so my baseline to calculate BMR is sedentary activity. Thanks for any insight!
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- I’ve recently started a job working from home and my daily steps have dropped from an average 14,000 steps to about 5,000 steps and I haven’t adjusted my eating. I’m now back to my heaviest.
So I have now booked a half marathon for June and plan to eat healthier and exercise more! Today I ran 5 miles for the first time in 6 months!
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