From 115 Lbs to 115 Lbs: a 3 Month Weight Toning and Maintenance Journey
A reddit user shares their journey of toning and maintaining their weight through exercise and healthy habits. Read more to know how they did it.
Article by Madeleine Smith
Introduction
A reddit user, Onekilofrittata, shares her journey of weight maintenance and through toning exercises. She shares the results of her latest weigh-in, which shows zero change from her starting weight of 115 pounds, but significant toning.
Maintaining Through Toning
Onekilofrittata shares how she had never regularly exercised before but started running, following the beginner's running program on r/running, and baby weights to tone her muscles. She was not very diligent about the program, but still managed to see results.
Balancing Maintenance with Recovery
As Onekilofrittata has achieved her goal of maintaining her weight, she faces the challenge of keeping a balance between maintenance and recovery. She highlights the importance of recovery while also acknowledging the fear of putting weight back on.
Fitness Goals Vary
Onekilofrittata is not set on any particular fitness goals and started running for the health of her lungs. She also aims for a leaner appearance with more toned muscles. However, she acknowledges that fitness goals can vary wildly among individuals and might change with time and adaptation.
Conclusion
Onekilofrittata's journey teaches us that maintaining weight can be achieved through regular exercise and healthy habits effectively. Her transformation motivates people to try developing their own healthy habits that suit their fitness goals and needs.
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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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