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From 311 Lbs to 185 Lbs: a Weight Journey of Determination

A user on Reddit shares his journey towards weight loss, and how a combination of cardio exercise and reducing calorie intake helped him shed off 126 lbs within a year. Loose skin was also an issue in rapid weight loss, but the user doesn't seem to mind it.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A before and after photo of a 6'2" male showing a weight reduction from 311 pounds to 185 pounds. A total loss of 126 pounds.
M/19/6'2 [311 lbs to 185 lbs] You can lose that weight, you just have to keep going!
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

Reddit user worldzlol shares his incredible transformation from 311 lbs to 185 lbs, and how he did it.

What he did to achieve weight loss

Combining high cardio part-time job with grocery carts, smoking addiction, and reducing calorie intake by 50 percent or more, worldzlol lost 90-100 lbs within a year. Though it's a drastic way to shed off weight, it worked for him.

Loose skin: a common issue in rapid weight loss

Losing weight too quickly can result in loose skin issues, and worldzlol experienced that, but he doesn't mind it. He now focuses on eating healthily and building muscle mass by lifting weights.

What others can learn from his journey

Worldzlol's experience is a testament that anyone can lose weight if they combine determination with the right tools. Though smoking addiction is not encouraged to aid in weight loss, exercise and reducing calorie intake remain essential to the weight-loss equation.

Conclusion

Worldzlol's story on Reddit showcases how he lost 126 pounds through a combination of exercise and diet. Though drastic, his determination and perseverance stand out. Anyone planning to lose weight can learn from his journey that the most essential factor is the willingness to change and be 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.