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Throwawaybuythedip's Two Month Weight Journey: Evolution of Body and Strength

See how reddit user Throwawaybuythedip worked on getting leaner and stronger through exercising and eating right.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'8" man showing a snapshot of 155 pounds at a height of 5'8
M/23/5'8 [155 lbs -> 155 lbs] (2 months) Physically stronger but no change in body.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Reddit user Throwawaybuythedip has been on a 10-month fitness journey, and has been posting updates on his progress towards getting leaner and stronger. In this two-month post, he talks about progress on the strength side, but is somewhat disappointed about a lack of change to his body.

Strength Progress

Throwawaybuythedip has seen significant improvements in his body's performance levels since his last post. His bench press has gone from 70lbs to 100lbs, and his stamina for running has increased. Throwawaybuythedip has been following a good diet and is at a 200-500 calorie deficit per day. As he's skinny-fat, he was recommended to focus on weightlifting, which has helped in his journey.

Body Changes

Throwawaybuythedip has not observed discernible changes in his body over the past two months. He's trying to get leaner, and lose love handles, but hasn't seen great progress on that front. It's been suggested that he focus on a light-calorie surplus to build muscle, rather than a calorie deficit. Keeping his protein intake high and applying progressive overload can help him grow muscles while cutting fat.

Tips for Progress

Reddit has given many tips to Throwawaybuythedip. QueenRegent88 suggests staying in a slight calorie deficit, getting protein from various sources, lifting weights, and getting enough sleep. Ill_Maintenance5265 notes that throwing recomping, it can take 6-8 months to see any change, while FeedbackSavings4883 recommends eating at a light surplus to see growth over time. Remember, it's a marathon, not a sprint.

Conclusion

Throwawaybuythedip's two-month update showcases the positive impact that working out can have on his strength and stamina. While there may not be substantial physical changes yet, current advice from Reddit can help him stay on track on this weight journey. Remember, everyone's body is different; it takes time, focus, and patience to achieve visible progress.

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Madeleine is passionate about empowering individuals with the information and tools they need to transform their bodies and lives.