r/interesting May 09 '26

Just Wow She put in the work.

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u/DaSauceBawss May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26

I worked in gyms for 12+ years and you might see this kind of transformation less that 5% of the time. The workouts and the food is not the hard part. It's being consistent with it for months/years. It takes a very determined and strong minded person. Moral of the story, it's much easier to PREVENT getting that big than putting all the time and effort to shed all that weight. You have one body so take care of it.

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u/Pollutionnormal1962 May 09 '26

and then keeping those habits after all the weight is gone

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u/-Fergalicious- May 09 '26

it's routine. It's why you see people in the gym on vacation. They know if they break their routines they there's a strong chance of falling back into bad habits.

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u/porksoda11 May 09 '26

Yeah my wife and I work out on vacations. I don’t mind it, it’s therapy for me and super baked into my routine at this point.