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You can't make someone lose weight. If you're pushing her like that, you could damage the relationship you have with her, create an aversion to fitness in general and create psychological issues. You pushing her is almost the same as you calling her fat and making fun of her, especially with a girl that age. You're daily scheduled routine may not be the right type of thing for her. Getting her interested in something entertaining, like sports or riding a bike, may work better. Talk her into playing or doing something like that with you. Be encouraging while you are doing whatever you choose. Don't be fake about the encouraging behavior, but make sure you say enough to keep her from getting discouraged if she doesn't do well at first. Don't show off. That will make her feel like she is terrible by comparison. If she gives up on one, find something else. You can even say that you want to get closer to your little sister, and you want her to play a game with you. I hope it works out.Other Answers:
- Are you a guy? Because 155 lbs. for a girl at 5'6 isn't exactly what I'd call petite either.
- I too am an exercise freak. I run/erg/lift approximately 2 hours every day and but my sister isn't as athletically motivated. I've tried to get my sister to exercise and when I try to force her to exercise she wants to exercise even less. Try not to force her. Invited her to do a fun exercise and start small. I'm 5'8" 140 pounds and row on scholarship for a top 20 division 1 team. When I exercise with my sister opposed to a 6 mi run we go on a 2 mile run/walk. Get on her level. And make it fun!Don't motivate her by focusing on the health problems but as doing something fun. You're making her feel insecure. Good luck!
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