from an obese 230lbs to lean 168lbs 8-9%bf. whats your greatest success?
Darren261
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I've gone from an obese 230lbs to a lean 168lbs in a year. Went from doing nothing to lifting and training for the royal marines commandos. What's your greatest success?
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Congratulations0
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If U don't post pictures it Never Happened... Just Sayin... Show Us!0
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What's your height? How many calories did you eat to get to your goals? Can you outline your exercise program if you have time. How much cardio? How much lifting? Etc. I've lost a lot of weight already but I'm about the same weight now you used to be, 227-230lbs depending on the day.
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UDTsunamiSurfer wrote: »If U don't post pictures it Never Happened... Just Sayin... Show Us!
For some reason it won't let me paste it on here but if you really want proof go to my instagram which is mr_dopey_97 and have a look on there in the pic on the left I was at 200lbs which wasn't my biggest and on the right I was at 160lbs maybe less not to sure.0 -
Nice job, man... really. Did you go through a bulk/cut cycle after your initial drop to get to where you are now?0
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I went from 262 to 164 in 14 months. Now doing a bulk to add muscle, up to 168-170.0
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How long ago was ur accomplishment? This is definitely amazing but it's hard 2 believe u spent a year of ur life doing sumtin & u can't remember what u did... Was also wondering where the fat & carbs came from in ur macro "guesstimation" as chicken is lean & a whole pound of spinach has only 4 carbs... Way 2 get it done esp w/o a routine!0
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Nice job, Darren. I was overweight, not obese at 5'9", 188 lbs. I'm just under 147 lbs as of this morning with bodyfat around 14%. I've been at it a little over 2 years. I lost 25 lbs, started cycling a lot, started eating more to fuel my cycling, gained 20 of those lost pounds back, then started working on losing weight again. I'm not cycling much anymore. Most of my exercise now is lifting/ strength training, along with a lot of walking using my Fitbit. I don't look as good as you with my shirt off, but I'm more than three times your age, so I'm giving myself a pass.0
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Nice job, Darren. I was overweight, not obese at 5'9", 188 lbs. I'm just under 147 lbs as of this morning with bodyfat around 14%. I've been at it a little over 2 years. I lost 25 lbs, started cycling a lot, started eating more to fuel my cycling, gained 20 of those lost pounds back, then started working on losing weight again. I'm not cycling much anymore. Most of my exercise now is lifting/ strength training, along with a lot of walking using my Fitbit. I don't look as good as you with my shirt off, but I'm more than three times your age, so I'm giving myself a pass.0
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UDTsunamiSurfer wrote: »How long ago was ur accomplishment? This is definitely amazing but it's hard 2 believe u spent a year of ur life doing sumtin & u can't remember what u did... Was also wondering where the fat & carbs came from in ur macro "guesstimation" as chicken is lean & a whole pound of spinach has only 4 carbs... Way 2 get it done esp w/o a routine!
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Well done on the weight loss. Ignore the haters. I believe you. You're young and got that fast metabolism working for you.0
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happygalah wrote: »Well done on the weight loss. Ignore the haters. I believe you. You're young and got that fast metabolism working for you.
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Well I did about the same thing and I do have a pic that I can post on here. You know what I didnt follow a program, and only tracked what I was eating for the last few months. The best I could tell you would be I did basic stuff with dumbbells. All I did was cut, I have never bulked, after I hit my goal weight I did what most people would call a recomp. Still I have to say my greatest success was learning how to deal with binge eating and how to deal with stress without turning to food. I am also trying to become a better person, I can still be a bit of a selfish a hole but I am working on it.
The pics are about 2 years apart.0 -
CrusaderSam wrote: »Well I did about the same thing and I do have a pic that I can post on here. You know what I didnt follow a program, and only tracked what I was eating for the last few months. The best I could tell you would be I did basic stuff with dumbbells. All I did was cut, I have never bulked, after I hit my goal weight I did what most people would call a recomp. Still I have to say my greatest success was learning how to deal with binge eating and how to deal with stress without turning to food. I am also trying to become a better person, I can still be a bit of a selfish a hole but I am working on it.
The pics are about 2 years apart.
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gotobedhungry wrote: »I got my Bmi from 26.2 down to 19.5 in about 7 months. And I can run 4 miles as opposed to the 1.5 miles I could do originally (and with a lot less suffering)! Also my body fat went from like, 35-36% to about 22%. And my waist went from 31-32 inches to 25.5 inches. Also, congratulations ! It's hard work!
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Wow your hard work paid off big OP, congrats!
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menotyou56 wrote: »Wow your hard work paid off big OP, congrats!
Very inspiring story
Thank you that means a lot and is very much appreciated! have a great day and make some gains!
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Well done Darren! I am a very proud mum of a Royal Marine Commando and I can see that you obviously have the right attributes and determination to succeed in your ultimate aim. Remember 'It's a State of Mind'. Good luck, stay focused and never give up!0
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macmabel22 wrote: »Well done Darren! I am a very proud mum of a Royal Marine Commando and I can see that you obviously have the right attributes and determination to succeed in your ultimate aim. Remember 'It's a State of Mind'. Good luck, stay focused and never give up!
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