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A Weight Loss Journey: a 22 Year Old's Progress Report

Follow a 22-year-old's weight journey from March 2012, to get some inspiration for your weight goals.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'6" female showing a snapshot of 130 pounds at a height of 5'6
A picture of a 5'6" female showing a snapshot of 130 pounds at a height of 5'6
A picture of a 5'6" female showing a snapshot of 130 pounds at a height of 5'6
Intro: 22/F/5'6"/130lbs (1/3-3/27)
Originally posted on /r/BTFC

March 2012

User whattheflimflam posts on Reddit about their desire to transform their body. Although their body weight is 130lbs, they feel out of shape and want to regain a better shape. They receive some encouragement from other users and get invited to the Body Transformation Fitness Challenge.

June 2012

User whattheflimflam posts an update on their progress, with photos included. They mention their diet and exercise routine, which included resistance training and cardio. They have noticed some changes in their body shape and are feeling more confident. This post receives a positive reaction from other users.

November 2012

User whattheflimflam posts a final update on their progress. They note that they have not lost much weight, but their body shape has changed significantly, with a more toned and defined muscle structure. They have gained a lot of knowledge about healthy eating and exercise habits and feel proud of their progress.

Lessons learned

Whattheflimflam's journey teaches us that the number on the scale is not the only indicator of progress when it comes to improving our bodies. By focusing on a healthy diet, resistance training, and cardio, we can tone and define our muscles, leading to a better body shape and increased confidence. Consistency and patience are key, and it's important to appreciate the progress we make along the way, rather than just striving for a specific goal weight.

Conclusion

If you're looking to transform your body, take inspiration from whattheflimflam's journey. Focus on healthy habits, rather than just the number on the scale, and remember that progress takes time. With consistency and patience, you can make positive changes to your body and feel more confident in yourself.

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Madeleine Smith

Content Lead at MyProgressPics.com

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