M/19/6'2" [233Lbs > 182Lbs = 51Lbs] Weight Loss Journey

Follow the inspiring weight loss journey of a Reddit user who lost 51lbs in a year. Read on to discover some of the tips that helped him shed the pounds.

Article by Madeleine Smith

Published 2 years ago

Originally posted on /r/progresspics

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🔥 Weight Loss Progress

Starting Weight

Current Weight

BMI Change

30.9 → 24.1 6.8 point change

Reddit user [deleted] shares his weight loss journey and transformation after losing 51lbs in a year. His journey is an inspiration for those who seek to own their body and achieve weight loss goals. This article delves into his fitness plan and the tips that helped him along the way.

The Beginning

When [deleted] began his journey, he weighed 233lbs. He then decided to change his eating habits, focusing on a protein-rich diet, eating very little carbohydrates and opting for more vegetables. He also started cutting out junk food and sugar from his diet. At the beginning, he worked out 5-6 days a week with a combination of weight training and cardio.

The Progress

After one year, [deleted] achieved tremendous progress with his weight loss, weighed 182lbs, and had lost 51lbs. Some of the tips he used to achieve this remarkable progress include continually tracking his food intake, sleeping for at least 8 hours every day, and actively seeking inspiration from other weight loss stories.

What can we learn?

This story is an inspiration to anyone looking to achieve their weight loss goals. The key takeaway is that good food and exercise habits are key to losing weight sustainably. [Deleted] preferred strength training because it enhances metabolism, allowing the body to burn fat even at rest. He also sought inspiration online and engaged in supplements to boost his progress. Although his journey isn't over yet, he has learned to take his time and be patient.

It is possible to achieve your fitness goals with discipline, patience,and positive habits. You can achieve remarkable change by trying things out for yourself, but remember that losing weight is a journey, not a destination. So, start small, track progress, and seek inspiration to keep going, just like [deleted] did.

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