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From 196 to 164 Pounds: a 22 Year Old's Successful Journey Towards Fat Loss and Muscle Gain

Read about one user's journey to weight loss and muscle gain, including tips on how to start small and stay committed to achieving your goals.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 5'11" man showing a fat loss from 196 pounds to 164 pounds. A net loss of 32 pounds.
M/22/5'11" [196 - 164 -190 (fat loss, muscle gain)]. Ran across an old shirt while getting rid of clothes. Remembered an old picture of me wearing it, so I took a comparison. Keep working at it people, change comes with time!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Rawtashk, a Reddit user, recently shared his inspiring transformation journey, which started from wanting to avoid reaching the 200-pound mark. Four years ago, he decided to make small lifestyle changes and lost 30 pounds in 90 days. With consistent effort, he was able to gain muscle back and achieve a healthier body composition.

Small changes lead to big results

Rawtashk emphasizes the importance of making small and sustainable changes, instead of getting bogged down by drastic weight loss goals. He started his journey by reducing his daily calorie intake and increasing his physical activity levels. He also suggests finding a support system that will keep you accountable and motivated along the way.

Combining weight loss with muscle gain

Rawtashk's transformation isn't just about losing fat, but also building muscle to achieve a more toned and healthier body. He advises fellow users to incorporate strength training into their regimen, and to gradually increase the weights and reps as they progress. He also recommends tracking progress by taking regular photos and measurements.

Commitment and consistency

Rawtashk credits his success to consistency and commitment to his goals. Even on days that he didn't feel motivated to work out, he pushed through and kept himself accountable. He also suggests finding a workout routine that you enjoy, to make the journey feel less like a chore.

Conclusion

Rawtashk's success story serves as a reminder that healthy weight loss and muscle gain is a marathon, not a sprint. By making small and sustainable changes, incorporating strength training and finding a support system to stay accountable, anyone can achieve their fitness goals. Remember to be patient, stay committed and enjoy the process!

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Madeleine Smith

Content Lead at MyProgressPics.com

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