A 100 Lb Weight Loss Journey: Tracking Progress and Goals
Follow the weight loss journey of a Reddit user who achieved a 100 lb weight loss over 4 years. Learn about tracking progress and setting goals.
Article by Madeleine Smith
![A progress pic of a 5'4" woman showing a fat loss from 262 pounds to 162 pounds. A net loss of 100 pounds. A progress pic of a 5'4" woman showing a fat loss from 262 pounds to 162 pounds. A net loss of 100 pounds.](https://myprogresspics.com/storage/images/qTaakxd_optimized_1x.jpg)
F/28/5'4" [262>162= 100lbs] (4 years on and off) Met my first goal, just a little more to go!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics
Introduction
Losing weight is a long and difficult journey that requires patience, perseverance, and dedication. However, the rewards of a healthier lifestyle and improved well-being are well worth the effort. This article will follow the weight loss journey of a Reddit user who achieved a remarkable 100 lb weight loss over a 4-year period, with on-and-off dieting and exercise.
Tracking Progress
One of the keys to successful weight loss is tracking progress. Without keeping track of the changes in weight, body measurements, and exercise routine, it's easy to get discouraged or lose focus. The Reddit user used a combination of scales, tape measures, and progress photos to keep track of their journey. By seeing gradual improvements over time, they were able to stay motivated and continue making progress.
Setting Goals
Another important aspect of the weight loss journey is setting achievable goals. These goals should be realistic, specific, and measurable, so that progress can be tracked and celebrated. The Reddit user shared their goal of losing 100 lbs and celebrated when they achieved it. This helped to maintain momentum and motivation towards their next goal.
The Role of Diet and Exercise
Of course, a healthy diet and regular exercise are the foundation of any successful weight loss journey. The Reddit user made significant changes to their diet, including reducing portion sizes, cutting out processed foods, and eating more fruits and vegetables. They also incorporated regular exercise into their routine, such as walking, jogging, and strength training. Over time, these changes became a part of their lifestyle, helping them to achieve sustainable weight loss.
Conclusion
The weight loss journey is a long and challenging road, but with the right mindset, determination, and support, it is possible to achieve remarkable results. The Reddit user's journey of achieving a 100 lb weight loss is a testament to this. By tracking their progress, setting achievable goals, and making sustainable diet and exercise changes, they were able to achieve their goal. Their journey serves as an inspiration for others who are on a similar path to a healthier, happier life.
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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.
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