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26 Year Old Loses 26Lbs in a Year Slow and Steady Wins the Race

A 26-year-old reddit user shares her journey to lose 26lbs in a year with a slow and steady approach. With lift heavy exercises and a 3-month plan, see how she achieved her weight loss goal!

Article by Madeleine Smith

A photo of a 5'9" woman showing a weight cut from 203 pounds to 177 pounds. A respectable loss of 26 pounds.
F/26/5'9" [203lbs > 177lbs = 26lbs] (1 year) Slow and steady wins the race.
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

Introduction

26-year-old reddit user 'sunabsolute' took a slow and steady approach to losing weight. After a year, she lost 26lbs and dropped from 203lbs to 177lbs. She shared her weight loss journey with the online community to inspire others who are struggling with weight loss.

The Plan

Sunabsolute focused on lifting heavy weights along with a caloric deficit. She mentioned that the weights helped her improve her body composition, and the caloric deficit helped her lose fat. She also followed a 3-month plan to lose the remaining 15lbs of fat. Her regimen included a combination of resistance training, cardio exercises, and a balanced diet.

The Results

Sunabsolute's progress is impressive. Her body fat percentage dropped from 30% to 24%, and she looks healthier, happier, and more confident. The best part is that her progress is sustainable and focuses on improving her overall health and wellness.

Inspiring the Community

Sunabsolute's post on reddit garnered over 371 upvotes and multiple comments from the community. Her journey inspired many users to start their own fitness journeys. Her success story highlighted the importance of maintaining a positive attitude, staying consistent, and adopting a healthy lifestyle.

Try it out for Yourself

Sunabsolute's journey is proof that slow and steady wins the race. Whether you aim to lose weight or improve your overall fitness, consistency and a long-term approach can yield better results. Try out weight lifting and cardio exercises and focus on creating a caloric deficit to lose fat. Adopt a healthy diet with balanced macros and a gradual reduction in calorie intake to see gradual but sustainable progress.

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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.