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F/36/5'8 [197>147=40 Lbs] (3 Yrs) Updated Progress Pic

Read about someone's inspiring 3-year weight loss journey from 197 to 147 lbs

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'8" woman showing a weight cut from 197 pounds to 147 pounds. A respectable loss of 50 pounds.
F/36/5'8 [197>147=40 lbs] (3 yrs) updated progress pic. Currently maintaining
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

A woman using the username dwinston19 on Reddit has shared her remarkable weight loss journey, going from 197lbs to 147lbs in 3 years. Her post has received 1.6k upvotes and many supportive comments.

Weight Loss Journey

Dwinston19 began her journey with the Weight Watchers program, losing about 30lbs initially. She added spin classes to the routine and has continued them 3-4 times a week for over 2 years, which helped her shed a total of 40lbs.

Inspiration for Others

Many of the comments on the post applauded her efforts and were inspired to continue with their own goals. NashvilleBoiler13, who is 5'8" and weighs 159lbs, expressed his/her desire to achieve a similar weight loss. Others complimented dwinston19's appearance and progress, giving her the motivation to keep going.

The Importance of Physical Activity

Dwinston19's story illustrates how regular physical activity can make a significant impact on weight loss. The inclusion of spin classes has specifically helped her achieve remarkable results.

Takeaway Message

Dwinston19's story can be a great motivation for anyone looking to lose weight. Her combination of a healthy diet and regular exercise is a proven recipe for weight loss success. If you're looking to lose weight, it's important to find a routine that keeps you engaged and motivated. Whether it's spin classes, running, or another activity, adding regular exercise to your day can help you achieve your goals.

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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.