M/24/5'8" [182Lbs to 162Lbs] (5 Months) a Journey Towards Fitness
Follow the transformation of a reddit user named jsong_fitness, who made an incredible progress of shedding down 20lbs in just 5 months.
Article by Madeleine Smith
Introduction
Meet jsong_fitness, a reddit user who takes us through a transformation journey towards fitness, shedding down 20lbs in just 5 months!
Workout
The workout plan comprises of a 5-day split, with an additional 3-5 days of fasted cardio. High-intensity and 20-24 sets per muscle group make this workout plan typical. Cardio may be the toughest, especially when consumed in the fasted state.
Diet
jsong_fitness ate a meal plan-based diet with carb cycling. The low-carb day's consumption was between 55-65g per day and the high-carb days had an additional 3 cups of brown rice, totalling up to 190g-200g per day. The user admits to consuming a high protein diet, with 60g of fat per day.
Transformation
The details reveal that jsong_fitness mainly aimed to maintain strength, while losing weight for Men's Physique Competition. Despite a visible decline in strength, the user made it through to the finale of the competition. After 5 months of clean eating and high-intensity workouts, the user's transformation was remarkable, with visible vascularity and chiselled abs.
Conclusion
The story of jsong_fitness's transformation journey teaches us the importance of clean eating, daily workouts, and the importance of discipline. The results are, of course, visible and remarkable, serving as a motivation to many. If you are looking to transform yourself to become fitter, then jsong_fitness serves as a remarkable example of hard work and perseverance!
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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