M/28/6'1" Weight Loss Journey: 26Lbs in 3 Months
A Reddit user, VashMM, shares his weight loss journey which inspired by r/progresspics and r/fatlogic. The post highlights the best consensus that helped him in losing 26 pounds in three months.
Article by Madeleine Smith
The Beginning of the Journey
VashMM, a 28-year-old guy, shares on Reddit his weight loss journey, which began by inspiration from the subreddit r/progresspics and r/fatlogic. He started his journey when he was 196lbs and aimed to lose 10 more lbs.
Calories In vs. Calories Out is the Key
According to VashMM, the best consensus he found is the principle of 'calories in vs. calories out' works. This principle helps him achieve his target with ease. He believes that diet plays an 80% role in weight loss, and building muscle is necessary to burn fat.
Goodbye Cardio, Hello Weights
VashMM's weight loss journey made him realize that cardio is overrated and not necessary for losing weight. Instead, his focus shifted to weightlifting to increase muscle mass and burn extra fat. VashMM rightly observes, 'muscle burns fat, so build muscle.'
The Importance of Healthy BMI
With the completion of his three-month weight loss journey, VashMM's BMI fell within the healthy range of 18.5 to 24.9. A healthy BMI ranges is of utmost importance for overall health and longevity.
It's All About Consistency
VashMM's weight loss journey took him around three months, and he lost 26lbs, or two pounds every week. The journey was not easy, but he stayed consistent and reminded himself 'When you feel like quitting, think about why you started.' VashMM's inspiring weight loss journey is a testament that anyone can achieve their weight loss dreams with consistency and motivation.
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.
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