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30 Year Old Man's Weight Journey to 162.5 Lbs

Follow the progress of a man in his 30s who gained muscles and lost weight through 4 months of regular workouts.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 6'2" man showing a snapshot of 162 pounds at a height of 6'2
[GMBF] M/30/6'2"/162.5 lbs
Originally posted on /r/guessmybf

Introduction

Achieving a healthy BMI and a toned body is a journey worth taking. One Reddit user, fpuen, in his thirties, took to working out to shape his body and get leaner. Over the course of four months, he has documented his progress in the GMBF thread.

Starting Point

To achieve a lean and fit physique, fpuen weighed in with a starting point of 172 lbs, based on his height of 6'2''. He took pictures of himself relaxed, in a flexing pose, and from the side to gauge progress.

Results

After four months, fpuen had dropped nearly 10 lbs, reaching a weight of 162.5 lbs, still maintaining his height of 6'2''. He gained muscle and lost fat, providing a significant difference in his before-and-after pictures. His post also inspired others who are looking to start their fitness journey to do so.

Takeaway from the User's Post

Fpuen's fitness progress was an inspiration, which showed that with persistence and dedication, a fit and healthy body is achievable. He also pointed out that consistent workouts lead to weight loss, and that it is essential to start with a baseline measurement of weight and to document progress for greater motivation.

Conclusion

Fpuen's journey shows that anyone can successfully lose weight and gain muscle by adopting good workout habits and sticking to them consistently. So why not start your own fitness journey today? Find what works best for you, set some achievable goals, and measure your progress over time to stay motivated.

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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.