OMG! I need help toning my fat body! I am so depressed :(?

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I do 20 mins of cardio either bike riding, walking or jumping rope. for my arms i use 2.5 kg of dumbell & i do 50 reps for each arm.for my stomach i do 50 sit up. I also do 50 squats.I also add dance in my routine. I barely eat chocolate, lollies, ice cream etc. I eat rice everyday tho cuz of my mum. I only eat cheese cake once in 3 weeks or more than that n when i do eat it, i only eat a tiny bit.I don't drink pepsi anymore neither juice but I make sure I drink water heaps. I'm 17 in 4 months, 5'1 and weight about 50-51 kg. I want to have slimmer legs, will my exercise work for my legs? help? How long do i have to wait to see the results?
 
Okay hun, first of all... you're 17! You're still growing! I'm 5'3 and I used to be 140-150lbs in HS. Once I started college I went down to about 110... when i graduated and started working and gained back 8lbs... I'm about 118 right now and I've never been happier with myself... this is because I started doing pilates. Pilates tones about every part of your body. If you do it 3 times a week you will be in shape in no time. I'm not skinny but I'm pretty toned. People can definitely tell the difference. Try that.. also try calorie counting. Theres way too much good food out there to not enjoy life with... just know what you eat and then work out! For example, you are trying to lose 5lbs in 3 weeks which is like eating 900cal/day, eat about 1300 and burn off 400 from exercising... looking back... i spent too much time worry about my weight instead of enjoying how youthful I was... don't do that to yourself. Enjoy your pretty and be confident! =)
 
Well if you really want to lose fat body then you should stop eating too much fats I will give you examples1 little pat of butter on your roll = 8 grams of fat1 spread of mayo on your sandwich = 8 grams of fat1 tablespoon of dressing on your salad = 10 grams of fatA handful of peanuts with your drink = 26 grams of fat1 spoonful of cream in your soup = 10 grams of fat1 cup of full-fat milk in your cereal = 7 grams of fatAnd Hey! You've just eaten 69 grams of fat (621 calories)You can exercise that's fine, however I'm going to tell you that exercise can only improve the shape of a particular part of your body, by tightening muscles,but it can't reduce the fat in some areas.
 
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