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From 245Lbs to 180Lbs: a User's Journey to a Healthier Lifestyle

Discover how a Reddit user lost weight through MyFitnessPal, running, and full-body workouts.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A before and after photo of a 6'0" male showing a weight reduction from 245 pounds to 180 pounds. A net loss of 65 pounds.
M/35/6' [245lbs > 180lbs = 65lbs] (8 mos) Pasty dude in undies warning!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

SlightlyMadman, a 35-year-old male weighing 245lbs, set out to change his life by embarking on a weight loss journey. In just eight months, he managed to lose 65lbs and achieve his initial goal of weighing 180lbs.

Tools Used

SlightlyMadman's progress was primarily due to the use of MyFitnessPal, running every day, and full-body workouts at the gym three times a week. Through MyFitnessPal, he tracked his calorie intake and movement. Running every day helped him burn calories and improve his cardiovascular health. Lastly, full-body workouts at the gym helped him build muscle while losing fat.

Goals and Inspiration

After reaching his initial goal, SlightlyMadman realized that he still had a ways to go. He has now set a new goal of steadily reducing his weight to 170lbs while building more muscle. His success has inspired others on Reddit, with users expressing their admiration and seeking his advice and support on achieving their own weight loss goals.

Go-to Recipes

SlightlyMadman shared that he makes a big pot of soup once or twice a week and eats it for lunch and dinner. One of his go-to recipes is black-eyed peas soup. Generally though, it's a variation on bouillon, beans/peas, celery, carrots, onions, and maybe a can of tomatoes.

Conclusion

SlightlyMadman's journey to a healthier lifestyle showcases that making simple changes in one's diet, adding exercise to one's routine can result in significant weight loss. His use of MyFitnessPal, daily running, and gym workouts proved to be effective in his transformation process. If you are seeking for motivation to start your journey, a supportive online community like the one on Reddit can be a great resource. Remember that losing weight is a journey not a destination and that consistency and hard work pay off in the end.

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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.