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19 months...67lbs (pics)

McCloud33
Posts: 959 Member
So five more months of dieting in the books! Started again on January 1st and took my after pictures last night. Dropped from 192lbs to 168lbs and from ~19% body fat to ~13%. So in the last 19 months I've gone from 235lbs to 168lbs and 30+%BF to 13%BF. I've dropped down to a size 32 pants (what I wore in HS) and ran a sub 20min 5k just a couple weeks ago! I've also upped my longest distance run to a half marathon.
I'm actually able to see the outline of some abs in the right lighting
I will say that these 24 lbs were A LOT harder to drop than the 50 that I dropped last year in the same time frame. Now I'm going to up my calories for the next 7 months and try and build some more muscles and then cut back down so that hopefully this time next year I won't have to rely on "good lighting" to see those abs 
Oct13-May15

Progress Shots

Jan15-May15



I'm actually able to see the outline of some abs in the right lighting


Oct13-May15

Progress Shots

Jan15-May15



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Wow just amazing! Very inspiring0
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And extra bonus, you look far younger than before.0
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Nice job!0
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congratz! you look nice ! Light shows all..! even if you used a light to see them abs still you've done very good progress in all aspects .. their defenately there! and with building them they'll get even better. :0
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Amazing work! You look unreal!0
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Finally made it to the end @sljohnson1207 thanks for the support along the way!0
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Great work! You look fantastic and like you feel fantastic!0
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I hope you feel as good as you look!! You have made awesome progress, very inspiring for sure!! Thanks for sharing your success.0
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Finally made it to the end @sljohnson1207 thanks for the support along the way!0
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You look amazing! So proud of you!! I posted some before pics last week and I can't wait to post my afters once I hit my goal.0
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Amazing. You are such an inspiration!0
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Well done..great progress n very inspiring0
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Great progress pics & congrats on your success!!0
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What a transformation-you look fantastic!! Bravo!!!0
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blue_eyes1978 wrote: »I hope you feel as good as you look!! You have made awesome progress, very inspiring for sure!! Thanks for sharing your success.
I do feel great! I'm finally liking how my body looks0 -
Congratulations on your success.0
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Holy moly! Nice!0
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One of the most flabbergasting things with all of this weight loss is that still, according do the BMI scale, I'm overweight! LOL Which is why I tell people to ignore it and use their bf% instead. I would have to lose 3 more pounds to be in the "normal" category. (I must have dense legs, because all of that muscle weight isn't in my upper body!)0
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You look fantastic! I would never guess the before pictures were the same guy!0
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@kamakazeekim your before/afters are pretty amazing too! nice work yourself!0
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Thanks everyone. Nice knowing that my story can be inspirational to someone. More than willing to answer any questions anyone might have.0
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Amazing work! What a transformation! Hotttt!0
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creationscrown wrote: »Amazing work! What a transformation! Hotttt!
Thank you! Hotttt might be one of the best compliments I can get. Felt unattractive for a long time0 -
Great job! What was your diet like?0
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@cmsu64113 I had it set at 1500 calories, but ate back my exercise calories most of the time. I averaged around 2000 calories actually eaten per day. I would usually only eat a banana for breakfast and then break the rest of the calories between lunch/dinner. My usual meal would be some combination of grilled chicken, steak, or chicken sausage, cottage cheese with fruit, avocado, goat cheese, and several servings of vegetables. I laid off the carbs most of the time not because I had anything against them per-se, but because with the limited amount of calories that I gave myself, I just felt more satisfied on the higher protein/fat diet. Carbs were usually between 100-150, but most of that would come from the fruit that I had or if there were more sugary veggies like corn or something. Very little bread/rice/pasta stuff.0
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Male model material. Wow, what a transformation! Amazing results! What an inspiration! You look fab BTW.0
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Wow, amanzing transformations. You lost a lot of weight and years. You look so much younger it's shocking!0
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