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18 Year Old's Journey to a Healthier Weight

Follow the journey of a Reddit user, Th3ZenMaster as they struggle to achieve a healthy weight at 6'1 and 160lbs.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 6'1" man showing a snapshot of 160 pounds at a height of 6'1
[BoC] 18/M/6'1/160lbs/16% BF ? (not sure)
Originally posted on /r/BulkOrCut

Introduction: Struggling to Achieve a Healthy Weight

An 18-year-old Reddit user, Th3ZenMaster, has shared his weight journey with the world. At 6'1 and 160lbs, he is unsure of his body fat percentage. He openly discusses his struggles with weight and how he feels pudgy around his midsection. This is a relatable struggle for many people who are on a weight loss journey.

Seeking Advice on Reddit

To get advice, Th3ZenMaster turned to the community of the subreddit, BoC. One user suggested bulking up, while another user also found themselves in a similar position. Reddit communities can be a great resource for people on a weight journey, and Th3ZenMaster found support and constructive advice.

Healthy Habits to Achieve Weight Goals

There are many healthy habits that can lead to weight loss and a healthier body. A balanced diet, regular exercise, and reducing stress levels are key components of a healthy lifestyle. It is important to not compare oneself to others and to make small, sustainable changes to daily habits. It takes time and effort to achieve a healthy weight, but the benefits are worth it.

Conclusion: Encouragement to Others

Th3ZenMaster's weight journey is ongoing. However, his honesty and openness about his struggles can encourage others who may feel like they are alone in their journey to achieving a healthier weight. This Reddit post is a reminder that there is a supportive community out there and that small steps towards healthy habits can make a big difference.

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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.