Weight Loss: Post Your Before and After Pics Here!
05-07-20, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Steve V.
That's awesome velojym! How did you do it? Bike only or bike and diet?
When I dropped below 300, I started riding a bit more, while continuing with my hikes and neighborhood walks (our hood is hilly, too).
Now, I can ride all my bikes! Woo!
Thanks for the props!
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05-09-20, 08:06 PM
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Originally Posted by velojym
Somewhere around 370, a couple years ago.
240, now. Still working on it, but the next few pounds are gonna be a little slower in dropping.
05-18-20, 08:46 AM
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Having a little trouble getting an after picture. My arms are too short to get a decent selfie. Plenty of possible choices for before.
07-12-20, 10:46 AM
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I have had ups and downs over the past 9 years. Job changes, long commute, motorcycle accident then hip replacement and shoulder surgery a year apart. After the last surgery in late 2018 I was back up to 247 lbs by early 2019. I am workings toward the 100’s! Will always be an Athena but will be nice not to meet Clydesdale requirements ❤️
July 2011 257 lbs on left and June 2020 on right at 208 lbs
July 2011 257 lbs on left and June 2020 on right at 208 lbs
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07-12-20, 08:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Beachgrad05
I have had ups and downs over the past 9 years. Job changes, long commute, motorcycle accident then hip replacement and shoulder surgery a year apart. After the last surgery in late 2018 I was back up to 247 lbs by early 2019. I am workings toward the 100’s! Will always be an Athena but will be nice not to meet Clydesdale requirements ❤️
July 2011 257 lbs on left and June 2020 on right at 208 lbs
July 2011 257 lbs on left and June 2020 on right at 208 lbs
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07-20-20, 10:38 AM
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Wow.....great pictures...everyone is doing awesome! Loving it!
08-06-20, 09:01 PM
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I was 375 at my heaviest in 2005, after in 2014, 175. I've put back on about 10 lbs since then due to several medical set backs and work-holic tendencies. New job now and not working the long hours, much reduced stress levels, and I already feel better.
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Brian | 2021 Trek Domane SLR 7 | 2016 Trek Emonda ALR 6 | 2016 Trek X-Caliber 8 | 2014 Trek CrossRip Comp
Brian | 2021 Trek Domane SLR 7 | 2016 Trek Emonda ALR 6 | 2016 Trek X-Caliber 8 | 2014 Trek CrossRip Comp
Originally Posted by AEO
you should learn to embrace change, and mock it's failings every step of the way.
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09-23-20, 02:03 PM
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Hi all. I'm nervous about sharing and blurred my face, but I took a selfie after a doctor's appointment yesterday. This is from September 2018 to yesterday, and a little over 220lbs difference. Maybe it would be more clear if I took a photo with the vest, but here it is,
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10-01-20, 07:29 AM
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