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I did at 36, Went from 250lbs to 185lbs in 7 months. I have a spinal condition so no heavy weights (nothing over 35kg) so lots of reps, pull-ups, calisthetics
by noir_lord 9y ago
I did at 36, Went from 250lbs to 185lbs in 7 months.
I have a spinal condition so no heavy weights (nothing over 35kg) so lots of reps, pull-ups, calisthetics and eating a 1500 calorie a day diet (which sucked but I adapted remarkably quickly), I've kept the weight off for 18mths and I'm still 185.
It's a lot easier to maintain fitness than lose it and get it back.
Going from a 44" stretch back to a 32-34" (depending on brand) waist in jeans was a nice feeling but the main improvement was energy levels, once I binned the sugary energy drinks and got use to drinking a few cups of coffee sweetened with a tea spoon of honey my energy levels through the day leveled out and I started sleeping better as well (which given the spine stuff was a major win).
I'll stay in shape for as long as I possibly can do.
- lloeki 9y ago> I did at 36, Went from 250lbs to 185lbs in 7 months. This is crazy fast, hope it doesn't bounce back during the next 3-5 years. 18 months in, you're well on your way, keep it up with the consistency!
- noir_lord 9y agoI count the calories of every meal I eat and every drink as well ruthlessly so unless something goes wrong with physics I'd be hard pressed to put on weight, I actually have the opposite problem, I have to slightly over eat to keep weight on.