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    29yo M, 75 lbs down, not done yet (pics)

    Posts: 145 Member
    edited February 21 in Success Stories
    Last summer, 320+, not really sure, maybe as high as 335:

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    5 minutes ago, 245:

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    Eventually I'm trying to get under 200 lbs for the first time since middle school (yuck).

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    • Posts: 19 Member
      Wow! Great progress! Your hard work really shows!
    • Posts: 115 Member
      Great job!
    • Posts: 105 Member
      Nice
    • Posts: 3
      That is great, keep it up. Certainly an inspiration for the rest of us! Please share any tips you have that keep you motivated along the way.
    • Posts: 916 Member
      Great progress! You have great taste in hiking/fishing/outside. Gorgeous area!
    • Posts: 89 Member
      Fantastic job! You look amazing :)!!!!!
    • Posts: 155 Member
      Brilliant!
    • Posts: 145 Member
      That is great, keep it up. Certainly an inspiration for the rest of us! Please share any tips you have that keep you motivated along the way.

      I'm not sure I can add much you guys don't already get drilled into your head on these forums everyday.

      I guess the biggest difference between failing a "diet" and successfully changing your eating habits is perseverance. The results will come if you put in the work and stay on track. Don't let that horrifying 6,000 calorie weekend be the death of your efforts, get back to it on Monday and do better the next weekend, it's not a race.

      Also, eat less, move more.
    • Posts: 248 Member
      Really great job!!
    • Posts: 218 Member
      Good work mate! You're looking terrific.
    • Posts: 52 Member
      What an inspiration, and you're totally right, eat less, and move more! :)
    • Posts: 40 Member
      Amazing! :) Definitely an inspiration!
    • Posts: 292 Member
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      I'm not sure I can add much you guys don't already get drilled into your head on these forums everyday.

      I guess the biggest difference between failing a "diet" and successfully changing your eating habits is perseverance. The results will come if you put in the work and stay on track. Don't let that horrifying 6,000 calorie weekend be the death of your efforts, get back to it on Monday and do better the next weekend, it's not a race.

      Also, eat less, move more.
      This^^^^^ Nice job bro!!! You know the key ingredients to being successful. Kudos!!
    • Posts: 8 Member
      Great job, fantastic
    • Posts: 97 Member
      Great job, you look amazing!!
    • Posts: 97 Member
      You look hot, and everyone loves the before and after pictures, gives us beginners great motivation.
    • Posts: 813 Member
      Awesome man! Congratulations! Kiss big brother goodbye forever!
    • Posts: 7
      You're going to be there soon man! You keep it up and you're definitely going to get there. It's all in the simple math! I bet your progress fuels your desire to keep going! We're watching and we're cheering you on!
    • Posts: 145 Member
      I bet your progress fuels your desire to keep going! We're watching and we're cheering you on!

      Indeed it does, tbh I know I'm not going to fail, almost feels like destiny.

      Lose weight -> become more motivated -> try even harder -> lose more weight -> repeat

      Thanks for the support.
    • Posts: 23 Member
      YOU ROCK!!! keep up the good work, please
      :flowerforyou:
    • Posts: 2,732 Member
      Very nice
    • Posts: 99 Member
      Wow! What an inspiration you are!
    • Posts: 464 Member
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      Indeed it does, tbh I know I'm not going to fail, almost feels like destiny.

      Lose weight -> become more motivated -> try even harder -> lose more weight -> repeat

      Thanks for the support.

      Good job brutha, I completely agree with the cycle you mentioned. I think there's an opposite weight gain cycle too but you're on the right track. Keep at it!
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