Who all on here has lost a 100 lbs and or + ?

Me I've lost over 180lb (at around 170lb down atm after the Christmas festivities) ;-) Photo's in my profile, took around 15 months to go from 329lb down to 140lb (currently 151lb) :-)

I'm down 80+ in a year. aiming for 110 total

I lost 150 pounds over the course of about 15 months.

Beginning April of 2013 (340 pounds, 6'0):


Lowest at July 2014 (a bit less than 190):


Unfortunately, I lost focus and got back to 280 pounds in early June of this year. Since then, I've taken a different approach to losing, which has been slower, but consistent and in the right direction at least. Here's a pic I took yesterday weighing just a bit less than 250, my first progress pic since 2014.



To your question of ultimate long-term goal, I'd like to return to 190 or so by the end of the year. From there, I'll look to establish consistency, maybe look for short-term goals as I see fit. Such as, go from 18 to 12 percent body fat, that sort of thing. Or maybe gain 5 pounds of lean mass via lifting, I'll just go with whatever seems appropriate when the time comes.

Just hit 100 lbs down for me! 284 to 184. Took me a little over 2 years, some periods working harder at calorie tracking and exercise than others, but it was always a downward trend. I am thinking another 25 lbs will put me close to where I want to be but it will depend on how my body responds to the weight training and what inches I lose, too.

I have been at it since January 2016 and I have lost 130 pounds with 15 more pounds to go ! I have relied fully on calories and I just started working out this week ! I'm 5 9 and 37 years old started at 314 currently at 183 !

I started this weight loss journey in 2015. HW333, CW161, GW110 I'm 5'1 so 161 still makes me obese lol still some ways to go but I feel pretty damn good, with the exception of the excessive amount of extra skin. Oh and I just had a baby 2 months ago, my 3rd.

I've lost ~120lbs
My story here (with photos!)

My ultimate goals are:
1.) to feel good about myself and practice self-love,
2.) to be strong and love weight lifting more and more each day, and
3.) to not worry about what the scale says anymore.