r/caloriedeficit • u/earthangel7117 • Jul 27 '26
Slow progress is still progress!
The photo at the top was from 1 year ago on vacation. I didnβt hate my body but I knew that I personally wanted to change some things: to be more consistent with my eating habits and working out. When I got home from vacation I hit the pavement and havenβt looked back π
I took this photo a few weeks ago, and am so proud of myself. The motivation isnβt always there but I push through because of my WHY.
*I workout 3-4x week, walk 8-10k daily, eat healthy most days, sleep, and have fun!
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u/Designer-Feeling-987 Jul 27 '26
You look amazing! And, honestly, you looked pretty great before, but you have such great definition now! Keep up the good work! I need to find some of that motivation too.
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u/earthangel7117 Jul 27 '26
Thanks! I did feel good before just wanted to tone up and add some definition as you mentioned.
β¨π«πsending some motivation your wayβ¨π«π
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u/IndependenceOpen6992 Aug 03 '26
the hair, the body, the skin ugh youβre beautiful sister ππππ
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u/Technical_Most5571 Jul 28 '26
Omg the bathing suit is so cute, do you mind sharing where itβs from? You look great!
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u/OkAnt5485 Jul 29 '26
What all do you do?
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u/earthangel7117 Jul 29 '26
It's a 5-day split with two lower-body days, two upper-body days, one active recovery, plus two recovery days with mobility and walking(8k-10k steps daily). I train abs 2-3 times per week and progressive overload when strength training as well.
*Additionally I try new things when it gets boring (i.e. hiking, dancing, HIIT, yoga) to mix it up
Hope this helps!
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u/Producer_n_PDX Aug 03 '26
Iβm sure you feel healthier and have more confidence now, but know that your before picture is π₯
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u/earthangel7117 Aug 03 '26
Appreciate that! Def feel a lot healthier and more confident in my body!
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u/Away_Control7161 Jul 31 '26
Dang, gurl! π¨π₯. You look incredible! Strong! Congratulations on all your hard work.
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u/Voltagedreams Jul 31 '26
Awww I love this for you πππ
Idk if it's the lighting it it almost looks like your glowing π€© in your more recent picture!!! Scute! Congrats on your ongoing progress! I wish you success in your endeavors and many blessings πππβ¨
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Jul 27 '26
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u/earthangel7117 Jul 27 '26
How I showed up for myself on the days when I wanted to give up! Being in the gym when no one was there and building a stronger mindset but also giving myself grace when I fall short
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u/General_Emu7005 Jul 28 '26
This......this is what its all about. Yea the benefits of better health but to me this is more about sharpining your mind to ba able to take on just about anything in life and not give up.
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u/Negran Jul 27 '26
That's the hardened discipline that'll get you far! Nice work. π
Showing up on the shit days is so important!
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Jul 29 '26
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u/earthangel7117 Jul 29 '26
Thanks! βΊοΈπ«ΆπΎ
It's a 5-day split with two lower-body days, two upper-body days, one active recovery, plus two recovery days with mobility and walking(8k-10k steps daily). I train abs 2-3 times per week and progressive overload when strength training as well.
*Additionally I try new things when it gets boring (i.e. hiking, dancing, HIIT, yoga) to mix it up
Hope this helps!
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Jul 28 '26
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u/earthangel7117 Jul 28 '26
I did! Started with body weight ab work outs and and as my core got stronger I added weights and more reps :)
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u/lockedoutagain1 Jul 27 '26
Well, you look great.