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The Weight Journey: Shedding Pounds and Gaining Strength

Read about a woman's weight loss journey from 205 to 168 pounds, utilizing weightlifting and cardio to break through plateaus, and find inspiration for your own goals.

Article by Madeleine Smith

A progress pic of a 5'6" woman showing a fat loss from 205 pounds to 168 pounds. A net loss of 37 pounds.
F/21/5'6'' 205>168=37lbs 4 years (beginning my second wave of weight loss after plateaued at 175) starting weightlifting and light cardio i hope i can see more of my gains when i shed a little more weight
Originally posted on /r/progresspics

A Woman's Weight Loss Success Story

At just 21 years old, redditor Ronin_cheche has already achieved a significant weight loss milestone. Over the course of four years, she has shed an impressive 37 pounds, going from 205 to 168 pounds. Recently, she has hit a plateau at 175 pounds, but remains committed to her ongoing weight loss journey.

The Benefits of Weightlifting

To break through her plateau and continue seeing results, Ronin_cheche has started incorporating weightlifting and light cardio into her routine. She hopes that with these new habits, she will begin to see even more gains as she sheds more weight.

The Importance of Persistence

Ronin_cheche's journey serves as a reminder of the importance of persistence in weight loss. It's not always a linear journey, and plateaus can be discouraging. However, by continuing to prioritize healthy habits and working towards her goals, Ronin_cheche has seen significant progress over time.

Setting Realistic Goals

It's important to set realistic goals when embarking on a weight loss journey. Ronin_cheche has made steady progress over the course of four years, averaging just over 0.1 pounds lost per week. While this rate may seem slow to some, her progress is significant and shows that sustainable weight loss is possible with dedication and patience.

Inspiration for Your Own Weight Loss Journey

Ronin_cheche's story is a reminder that with patience, persistence, and commitment to healthy habits, anyone can achieve their weight loss goals. If you're struggling with plateaus or feeling discouraged, try incorporating weightlifting or other new workout routines into your regimen. Most importantly, remember that long-term, sustainable progress takes time and effort, but is well worth the investment.

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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.