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Male's One Year Weight Loss Journey: Shedding 27Lbs by Lifting

Read about a male Reddit user's weight loss journey, how he went from 216lbs to 189lbs in 12 months by lifting.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 6'0" man showing a weight reduction from 216 pounds to 189 pounds. A respectable loss of 27 pounds.
A progress pic of a 6'0" man showing a weight reduction from 216 pounds to 189 pounds. A respectable loss of 27 pounds.
Male/18/6'' [216lbs > 189lbs = 27lbs] (12 months) Lifting for a year now
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Weight loss is a journey, and it can be challenging. For one male Reddit user, it was a 12-month process that resulted in a loss of 27lbs. His post details the steps he took and how they worked for him, specifically through lifting.

The Start

At the beginning of his journey, this male user weighed 216lbs. In his post, he doesn't mention any lifestyle changes or motivations to start losing weight, but he did set one goal: to lift heavy. He didn't follow a particular diet, but he did track his caloric intake.

The Routine

The male user stuck to lifting three times a week, rotating through the basic lifts: deadlift, squat, and bench press. He did low reps and high weights, which can help build muscle. He tracked his progress and adjusted accordingly when he plateaued. He also incorporated minor cardio exercises and ab workouts.

The Progress

Through lifting and mindful eating, this male user lost 27lbs in 12 months. His post is inspiring because it shows what is possible through consistency and dedication. He suggests that others track their progress and not give up when they plateau. He emphasizes that weight loss should be a journey and not a race.

Conclusion

Weight loss journeys vary by person, but it's inspiring to read about others' successes. This male Reddit user's journey is unique because he prioritized lifting over dieting. The takeaway isn't to copy his exact routine but to learn from it - tracking progress, setting goals, and staying consistent.

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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.