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F/28/5'4: a Remarkable 16 Pounds Weight Loss Journey in 6 Months

Read on to discover the science behind exercises and caloric deficit that led to this remarkable 16 pounds transformation in 6 months.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A picture of a 5'4" female showing a weight loss from 160 pounds to 144 pounds. A net loss of 16 pounds.
F/28/5’4 [160lbs>144lbs= 16lbs] 6 months. I can’t believe I’ve actually stuck to my NYE resolution 🤯Following 3x S&C workouts and 2x hit/cardio classes per week 💪🏼 not planning on stopping soon 😊
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Introduction

Losing weight is often challenging, and the journey can be long and arduous. However, one Reddit user with the username H080620 shared her remarkable 16-pound weight loss transformation journey in just six months. This article delves into the workout plans and diet changes that allowed H080620 to lose the weight successfully.

The Workout Plan

H080620's rigorous workout plan included strength and conditioning (S&C) exercises three times a week and two cardio/hit classes every week. The S&C exercises included lower body day, upper body day, and hinge day. These exercises involved deadlifts, back squats, front squats, band work, pull-ups, bench press, and RDLs, among others. The cardio/hit classes were full-body workouts in a circuit-style format.

The Caloric Deficit

In addition to the workout plan, H080620 was in a caloric deficit. She ate around 1500 calories a day, burnt roughly 300-400 calories per day in workouts, and ate more protein, even though she is mainly plant-based. Maintaining a caloric deficit while continuing to perform regular exercises is not always easy. However, H080620 managed to do so and achieve her weight loss goals.

The Result

Although H080620 lost only 16 pounds, the transformation was considerable. Her waist size reduced significantly, and she gained a ton of muscle mass. Moreover, she felt better both mentally and physically. If you're looking to lose weight, H080620's story can inspire you to keep going even on the toughest days.

Final Thoughts

It's often challenging to find the right workout and diet plan that works for you. However, as H080620's success story shows, maintaining a caloric deficit while continuing regular exercises can yield positive results. The key is to be patient, consistent, and persistent. Know that the journey may be long and arduous, but the results are worth it.

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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.