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A Four Month Weight Loss Journey Through Diet and Exercise

Follow one man's journey from 190 to 181 pounds through quitting smoking, consistent exercise, and better eating habits.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 6'1" man showing a fat loss from 190 pounds to 181 pounds. A respectable loss of 9 pounds.
M/22/6'1" [190 > 181] (4 months) I graduated, quit smoking, and started consistently exercising and eating better
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

One Reddit user, makingmozzarella, posted an inspiring progress picture of his weight loss journey. Through a combination of lifestyle changes, he went from weighing 190 to 181 pounds in just four months. Many inquired about his diet and exercise routine, and he graciously laid out everything he had been doing during that time.

Quit Smoking and Improved Eating Habits

Apart from hitting the gym, makingmozzarella credited quitting smoking and eating healthier as two major factors that led to his success. He replaced his bad habit with better dietary choices and used them as a means of pushing himself towards a healthier lifestyle.

A Consistent Workout Routine

Makingmozzarella also shared his workout routine, which centered on lifting weights four times per week and squeezing in a Sunday ab/cardio day. Each day focused on different muscle groups through specific exercises.

Cardio and Abs

On Sundays, makingmozzarella would complete a 30-minute cardio workout coupled with an abdominal routine featuring a series of double crunches, seated knee tucks, flutter kicks, and more.

Conclusion

Makingmozzarella's journey is a testament to the power of small tweaks and consistency in both diet and exercise. While everyone's journey is unique, taking inspiration from his story could lead to profound changes for anyone seeking to lose weight and improve their health.

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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.