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From 255Lbs to 190Lbs: One Man's Weight Loss Journey Through Running and Lifting

Read about how one man lost 65lbs in 28 months through exercise and dedication.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 6'1" man showing a fat loss from 255 pounds to 190 pounds. A total loss of 65 pounds.
M/25/6'1" [255lbs > 190lbs = 65 lbs] (28 months) Running and lifting made me a new man!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Losing weight requires dedication and hard work, and for one man, that meant changing his entire lifestyle. Through a combination of running and lifting, he was able to transform his body and become a healthier version of himself.

The Beginning

At 255lbs, this man knew he needed to make a change. He started by incorporating running into his routine, gradually increasing his distance as he built up his endurance. Eventually, he added in weight lifting, which helped him to not only lose weight but also to build muscle and tone his body.

The Journey

Over the course of 28 months, this man lost an impressive 65lbs. He did so by not only sticking to his exercise routine, but also by making healthy changes to his diet. He cut out processed foods and sugar, and instead focused on eating whole, nutritious foods.

The Results

The results of this man's hard work speak for themselves. Not only did he lose weight and build muscle, but he also gained confidence and improved his overall health. He credits his success to sticking to his routine and not giving up, even on the tough days.

Conclusion

While everyone's weight loss journey is different, this man's story serves as an inspiration to us all. By committing to a healthy lifestyle and incorporating exercise and nutritious foods into our daily routines, we too can see significant improvements in our health and wellbeing.

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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.