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From 270Lbs to 218Lbs in 8 Months: the Weight Loss Journey of a Reddit User

Learn about the high-protein diet and weight training routine that helped a Reddit user lose 52lbs.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 5'9" man showing a fat loss from 270 pounds to 218 pounds. A net loss of 52 pounds.
M/20/5'9" [270lbs > 218lbs = 20lbs] My weight loss progress so far.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Reddit user, filipinoboi, shared his weight loss journey on the platform which garnered 129 upvotes and several comments. In just 8 months, he lost an impressive 52lbs, going from 270lbs to 218lbs.

Diet and Exercise Routine

Filipinoboi shared that he followed a high-protein diet that included 200g of protein per day. He also maintained a daily calorie intake of around 1700-1800 calories. Additionally, he followed a weight training routine called PPL (Push, Pull, Legs) for six days every week.

Stalling and Overcoming Obstacles

Despite his progress, Filipinoboi experienced a stall in weight loss at around 230lbs. However, he adjusted his calorie intake and intensified his workouts to overcome this obstacle. He encourages others facing similar setbacks to keep pushing forward.

Tips for Successful Weight Loss

Filipinoboi's weight loss journey serves as inspiration for those looking to get started on a similar journey. A high-protein diet combined with regular exercise can undoubtedly make a difference. It's essential to remain patient and committed to making lifestyle changes to achieve long-term success.

Conclusion

Filipinoboi's weight loss journey highlights the importance of a healthy diet and regular exercise in achieving long-term weight loss goals. As with any transformation, it's not easy, but with determination and discipline, it's possible to achieve significant results. Keep pushing, and it will pay off.

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Madeleine Smith

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.