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smendoza929
Posts: 20 Member
Back in 2009 I dropped about 70 pounds to join the military.
But since I got out last year I've almost put it all back on.
I want to get back in shape and looking for other people to help motivate each other
But since I got out last year I've almost put it all back on.
I want to get back in shape and looking for other people to help motivate each other
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Hey there! I'm a Navy vet who used to be in fantastic shape through college and through my military service... transitioning into a 9-5 desk job and a more sedentary lifestyle here in the civilian world has packed on the pounds. Always looking for friends to stay motivated with0
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lol we are on the same boat then..
It's easier to keep yourself in check with early wake up calls isn't it lol?0 -
Proud USAF veteran and striving to lose weight for ROTC while in college.0
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Army vet. So many veterans gain tons of weight after getting out. My personal opinion is the drastic change in exercise without modifying the diet. At least for us ground pounders.0
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No service history here, just popping in to say - Thank you for your Service!0
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USMC vet. After joining MFP in the spring I am back to my "service weight" and working to maintain it.0
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That's the goal! Best weight I was at, was in Afghanistan. Most effective diet ever.0
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Navy Retired here and feel you're pain. Anyone can feel free to add me...0
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Not a vet either but I also wanted to say thank you very much for your service. We appreciate it!0
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us army 1964-1970 disabled from vietnam war but still try to maintain some sort of protocol for health reasons.0
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I also am not a veteran, but want to thank you all for your service!0
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US Marine Corps, 1979-1999. I put on 5 lbs every year since retirement, and it stopped this year. On my way back to my Marine Corps "fighting weight" of 150 lbs. Thirty lbs to go. We are folks who can do ANYTHING with the right mindset. Never stop! Keep moving forward!! I know everyone has heard that before.0
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Army vet and gradually put on pounds (even though I switched from active to national guard). So I feel your pain!0
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Just throwing in another heartfelt THANK YOU to all of you who have served (and are still).
You are appreciated!0 -
stormbornkraken wrote: »No service history here, just popping in to say - Thank you for your Service!
This. I am not military but I wanted to give a big thank you to all of you who serve! (*)0 -
US Navy veteran.
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US Air Force 23 Years. Now Retired.
And a big Your Welcome to everyone who said Thanks.
We dont go looking for it but is sure warms the heart to have someone say it.0 -
Another thank you here! My husband is a Vietnam Vet and I'm very proud of him and all of you as well.
Wanted to add that my trainer is a former Marine.......and wow is he tough!0 -
teddy1bear1947 wrote: »us army 1964-1970 disabled from vietnam war but still try to maintain some sort of protocol for health reasons.
A Snappy Salute to you Teddy Bear ! You Nam guys for sure got the short end of the stick in more ways then one.
Stay Healthy Friend .0
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