1 Year Progress Pics 285-185
Supertact
Posts: 466 Member
Age: 26
Height: 6'1''
Starting weight 285
Current weight 185
Height: 6'1''
Starting weight 285
Current weight 185
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Congrats!!!!!! wow 100 lbs less!!!! inspiring!0
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Yowza! Congrats! Love that you shared to inspire us all!0
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Congrats! You look great!0
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Awesome job!!0
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Good job! Very motivational.0
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You look amazing! Great job!!!0
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Awesome job you look fabulous!0
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Killed it!0
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Great work! You look fantastic.0
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GREAT JOB!!!!!!0
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Amazing transformation! Congrats! What an inspiration...:happy:0
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Amazing transformation. WTG and keep it up!0
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WTG!0
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Wow, congratulations and good job, its crazy hard to loose that much weight!0
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You managed to lose the weight of an entire human. Keep it up you sexy beast!0
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congrats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0
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Congrats!!!0
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Great job! I know you feel Fabulous!0
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What's the secret to your success? Cardio vs diet vs weights? 185 on 6-1 height looks great. I am 6-3 and would like to be in the 190 area.0
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That's awesome! Congrats!0
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Way to go!0
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congratulations!! excellent :drinker:0
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WOW.0
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Thank you all, here's my write up and story.
I would like to share my story with you guys in hope that I will maybe inspire someone to reach their own goal. My hole life I've been over weight at least 100 lbs over what I should have been at that given height/age.
My hole family is over weight/obese and I wasn't even the biggest of us sadly. I'd always eat till I couldn't shove anymore down my throat and I knew nothing about nutrition and calories.
I'd been on diets before and went to the gym and never made any progress. I'd always had a girlfriend and no one said 'Dude you're a fatass' so I never really thought about changing.
Than one day it just snapped in my head, I had been living in pain due to all this extra weight and so out of shape. Than I discovered bodybuilding and myfitnesspal websites. These 2 websites changed my life. I read and read thread after thread and absorbed as much information as I could.
I calculated how many calories I needed and started logging, weighing everything with a kitchen scale and eating much healthier.
My calories per day at that time was a pretty aggressive cut I started at 1850 and I could barely walk 2 miles with out something hurting.
My diet I kept very simple and exactly the same for the first 9 months.
Breakfast: 3 eggs, 60g of oatmeal with a few berries mixed in and 1/2 cup of almond milk, 2 yogurts
Lunch: Almonds, cucumber, grapes, tomatos,
Dinner: 2 Baked chicken breast with only pepper, 2 tablespoons of bbq sauce, and any combination of broccoli/carrots/cabbage/asparagus
Snacks: Peanut butter on rice cakes Protein shakes to get in enough protein
After 9 months or so I switched to IIFYM (If It Fits Your Macros) and I eat 80% healthy food and the remaining 400ish cals I'll eat a snack like ice cream or pop tarts.
Exercise:
Exercise was the hardest thing for me, I never did it. I could barely walk 5 mins without my feet hurting but I slowly pushed through it and went on hour long walks. As I got thinner I started to jog and I got hellacious shin splints but I pushed through that and then winter hit. So what I did then was t25 and that **** kicked my *kitten* but I pushed through it every day.
At the start I couldn't do 1 chin-up and maybe 5 push ups and now I can do 20 chin-ups and 40 pushups in a row it's awesome!
By the time the 9th month rolled by I already lost 80 or so pounds so I upped my cals to 2250 and it was spring.
So being tired of the walking by then I fixed up my bike and went biking! Some days I'd do 10k others I've reached 40k in one ride and so far I've put on 600k since spring.
Currently I'm bulking at 2850 calories a day doing 5X5 Stronglifts.
Weight lifting:
I lifted weights here and there but it was never my main focus which could have been a bad idea but I'm dedicating this next year to bulking and gaining muscle.
In conclusion: It was well worth it, I can run,bike, jog, play sports when before I couldn't do any of that. It takes a lot of hard work and a lot of will power. It really is about calories in vs calories out.
There's so much I probably missed so if you have any questions ask and I'll edit my post. Thanks for viewing!0 -
Congrats!!!!0
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wow - fantastic results!!!!!!!!0
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Way to go, you are an inspiration for all of us.0
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Well done!0
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What a change! Congrats!0
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CONGRATS THATS INSPIRING TO US THAT r still on our journeys&that It can happen losing the weight! seems like takes forever.. & then the joys of the ups&downs.. ugh..good job!! what all did u do to lose it?&what kept u motivated??0
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