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Consistency Is Key: User Shares Weight Loss Journey on Reddit

Read about how one Reddit user lost 25 pounds through calorie tracking and exercise, going from size 10 jeans to size 4.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'2" female showing a weight loss from 142 pounds to 117 pounds. A net loss of 25 pounds.
F/35/5’2” [142>117= 25lb loss] From March 2021 to August 2021, and have been working extra on my core over the past 2 months. Jeans have gone from size 10>4. Totally worth the effort!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

One Reddit user, MapleStonehouse, recently shared their weight loss journey on the platform, highlighting the power of consistency when trying to shed pounds.

Tracked Calories and Exercise

To lose 25 pounds, MapleStonehouse focused on tracking their calories each day and gradually incorporating exercise into their routine. Starting with walking a few times a week and gradually working up to running 3-4 miles per day, the user also interspersed some yoga to keep things interesting.

Consistency is Key

According to MapleStonehouse, the key to their success was consistency. By consistently tracking their calories and fitting in exercise each day, the user was able to see significant results over time.

Inspiring Others

The Reddit post has inspired many other users, who have commented on the thread congratulating MapleStonehouse on their hard work and dedication. Some users have even asked for advice on how to start their own weight loss journeys.

Conclusion

While everyone's weight loss journeys will look different, the story of MapleStonehouse serves as a reminder that consistency is key. By setting achievable goals and sticking to them, anyone can make progress towards their desired weight and improve their overall health.

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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.