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    I only need to lose 10 pounds, but I can't seem to get it off.

     

     

    A friend of mine was struggling to lose her last 10. She was instructed to cut out all dairy. Cheese was her weakness, but she did it. Within a couple of weeks of cutting out dairy, she lost 8 lbs. and looks very toned. This has me reconsidering the amount of dairy (specifically cheeses) I consume .

  2. I searched but did not find anything addressing this situation. On my previous cruise ship (Monarch) I found it was much faster getting up and down the decks via the stars versus waiting for the elevators. Is it the same on the Allure? Or is the ship so big I shouldn't even attempt the stairs?

     

    I'd like to think getting around on the stairs will help out with the weight I'm going to gain on the ship :p However the truth is I just want to get where I want to go without having to wait...and wait....and then wait some more...

  3. First I'd like to say I am really glad I found Cruise Critic. None of my friends get as excited as I do when I talk about cruising. This place has it all; cruise lines, port discussions, and now this board :D

     

    I have been looking to lose weight and maintain a healthy lifestyle for some time now. I was doing the P90X program (meals and workout) before I attended college. It was intense and I felt like it was a full-time job. I didn't like this. But I was really fit so I maintained and progressed. Then college began, and I have slowly descended into my heaviest weight I have ever been. It's really disheartening when your "big" clothes are starting to fit a little too snug.

     

    Now that I am about 7 months away from my cruise, I am more motivated to reach my goal. I know I don't want to do any Beach Body type programs. Don't get me wrong, they are great tools. However I never really felt they worked for me. I hated each workout, and I don't think I should have this mentality if I am going to stick to a program.

     

    I found the picture below online. It looked easy enough, and you only need to do three reps each day. However I knew, before even trying it out, the workout was going to be a challenge for me. I haven't worked out in some time, I have virtually no cardio endurance to speak of, and I'm just plain out of shape. Today was my first day of trying it. It really did a number on me. I was sweating and sore before I knew it. So for those who are in the same boat as I am right now, check it out and let me know what you think. If those of you have other exercises like the one below, post for me. I will need to change it up soon :D

     

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  4. Does anyone know how much a cab will cost for two? I purchased the Aquaventure excursion for two for our cruise but found out it's cheaper to purchase the entrance fee at the Atlantis Resort. I'm trying to figure out if the cab fare will make us break even. Also, are there plenty of cabs available when leaving the resort?

  5. VERY well done! I am the type of person who likes to know what I am getting myself into in all things. This review has immensely helped. As I was reading your review late last night (and this morning), I kept telling my husband how much of an amazing cruise we are going to have. We set sail in March, so this post definitely helps me visualize my time there.

     

    Question about Nassau. Would you recommend a beach day excursion for this port? I do want to spend one day at the beach but don't want to spend it at an island where I should be doing something more fun. If Nassau itself isn't that great for sightseeing and whatnot, then I would rather do the beach thing here than anywhere else (unless you can recommend otherwise?)

     

    Again, great review! I appreciate the time you took in uploading and commenting on all.

     

    Amber

  6. After reviewing the Allure of the Seas deck plan codes, I realized that the balcony room could really do no wrong as long as we were in the ideal location. I knew I wanted a balcony overlooking the ocean. But the deck plan lists two separate codes for their Superior Balcony Stateroom. These fall under the "D" codes.

     

    I called RCI and was told there really is no difference in stateroom/balcony codes except for their location (on the Allure). The only difference is the D1 stateroom code. This code has a larger balcony than the other D codes, and therefore are higher in price (although not by much). So if you are wanting to have the experience of a larger balcony, then look into the ships deck plans to see which offers the larger deck.

     

    Personally, I would pick a stateroom balcony based on how close (or far) it is to the ships amenities. Don't forget to look at the floors above and beneath you as well. Trying to sleep when the casino/disco is going all night on the floor above you is no fun, unless you're the one keeping the party going ;)

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