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Wow - so inspiring! Congratulations, and great job on all of your hard work.0
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You are a true hero and a inspiration to everyone here.
Words simply cannot say the amazing message your pictures convey.0 -
What a remarkable change!! Your story is helping so many people - thanks for sharing it!0
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You look incredible!! Thank you so much for sharing your story and updating with your progress. I don't know how I haven't seen this thread before, but I really needed this motivation tonight! Great job!!!0
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Wow! What an inspiration you are!0
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Wow! I finally get to see the pics! I was so excited to find this post! You are such an inspiration to me!0
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You are seriously one of the most inspirational people I have had the pleasure of reading about.
For many years, I used my asthma as an excuse to be lazy. Now that I don't, I'm continually reminded of all the things I missed out on because of all my excuses. I'm thrilled you have also come to that understanding.
You also give me hope that a family member with similar health issues to yours may eventually lead an active lifestyle with me rather than stay on the sidelines forever using her health issues as an excuse.
Thank you and power on you strong and amazing person!1 -
WOOOW!!!! How inspiring. Keep up the awesome work.0
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You are such an inspiration.1
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Ok so it's not long since my last update, but hit a huge milestone last week after a tough week being pushed to my absolute limit my bmi rating finally dropped in to the overweight category. Been a long time coming and I'm really pleased to have got there. Oh and a little photo showing the fantastic way heavy squatting, deadlifting and running has sculpted my legs.
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You are just the best. I was sheepish about going to the gym before I read this and now I want to go crush it. Thank you for the inspiration and I can't wait for the next installment!1
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Ok so I am now well and truly on countdown to my original target weight, it's a little bit scary to think how close I am to that 150lb but at 154.8lb I guess you could say that the day is looming when I need to reassess my weight goals. Oh and thanks to losing more weight I can also officially say that I can squat bodyweight
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You look amazing ! I'm just on my second week, but what caught me with you was hypermobility. I also have this and it does hold me back somewhat my hips sublux to much but hopefully small and little steps will help me on my way0
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You look amazing ! I'm just on my second week, but what caught me with you was hypermobility. I also have this and it does hold me back somewhat my hips sublux to much but hopefully small and little steps will help me on my way
Hi, I found that strength training really helped with the sublexing (mine was my ankle). By using free weights you strengthen all those little stabilising muscles which in turn hold the joints in place better. If you can find a trainer that understands hypermobility then get them to teach you the lifts (although I can squat *kitten* to grass my trainer doesn't have me doing it with heavy weights due to the risks). I still have some clicking in my hips when doing mountain climbers but everything is improving both in stability and flexibility (many people don't realise that us bendies can end up with reduced range of movement thanks to reccurrent injury and fear of sublexing/dislocating).
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Well done you what a great achievement so far0
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So here we are, mid august and I've finally dropped under 11 stone.
I've just completed a boot camp week with my PT, 5 PT sessions, 10 Classes and a personalised 90% vegan meal plan. What the week's eating has taught me is not to be scared of the oils or bigger meals, there were meals that were 1000 Calories and days when I ate 2500, but I still lost 4.2lb and 1% bodyfat in that week. As for the physical activity well I'm not going to lie, it was tough, but I got through it and am even learning to do roundhouse kicks.
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You are AMAZING!!!! You look AMAZING and you look like you feel amazing!!! So inspirational. Continued success with your next set of goals. Do you recognise yourself when you look in the mirror? Xx1
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veggie16mfp wrote: »You are AMAZING!!!! You look AMAZING and you look like you feel amazing!!! So inspirational. Continued success with your next set of goals. Do you recognise yourself when you look in the mirror? Xx
My brain hasn't yet caught up with my body and much of the time I still see myself as I was 2 years ago. Occasionally I'll catch a glimpse in a mirror and think OMG I'm starting to look pretty good, and I'm thinking it more often than I used to but still my body isn't where I want it yet and I'm my own worst critic.7 -
What an achievement! Congratulations!! Your dedication to your program is awesome, and it's really great to hear that the struggle will be worth it! Thanks for sharing your journey.
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