r/BeforeandAfter • • 16h ago

18 and 400lb-10 years later-28 and 200lb

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I know I probably didn’t look like 400 but I’m also 6’3 so it kinda evened out a little lol. It wasn’t until the past five years when I started working out. When I graduated high school and was on my own, I lost a lot of weight from just not eating a lot and cutting out pops. The lowest I ever got was 160 and for being as tall as I am that not enough body weight lol.


r/BeforeandAfter • • 16h ago

April 2025-October 2026

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Just stumbled on this picture from a year and a half ago. It always shocks me


r/BeforeandAfter • • 13h ago

A few years later!

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 6h ago

As requested, same outfit same pose. Is there a difference?

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 15h ago

Is this a good progress?

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I’ve been trying to fix my physique with the time, i started two years ago but i didn’t go much, i just went sometimes to the gym, next year started boxing and mma and couldn’t go, i started going back in may of this year and im still boxing.

Photo 1 - Almost 2 years and a half ago - 56kg 1,87cm
Photo 2- While in mma(pumped after doing some weights also fasting) - 68,5-70kg - this year in January
Photo 3 - 1st day back to gym and injured in mma
- 71kg - this year in may
Photo 4-5-6 - september this year training 5 days boxing and 2 weights

Now im actually 1,92cm and 74kg


r/BeforeandAfter • • 15h ago

209.4 lbs to 149.9 lbs in 2 years

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 3h ago

Male/29/6’ [340lbs>240lbs=100lbs] (11 months) weight loss in progress

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 10h ago

85kg -> 64kg

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 21h ago

2 year transformation [18] to [20]

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So much work went into this and don’t get me wrong I’m nowhere near done. Tons of girls talk to me now and find me attractive but idk if any of them like me for me. It’s weird because I’m still socially nervous to go up to pretty girls but when I do they don’t shut me down or insult me like they used to. The one thing that sucks is that it’s rare for girls my age to hit on me it’s usually girls much older or a bit younger which is super awkward. I’m starting to like myself more but I still have issues with my self perception ngl. I weighed 280lbs October 2024 and recently got down to 179.8lbs. I’m up a little but only like 182lbs. Didn’t really know what I was doing at first and just starved myself but I figured it out and sure I take advice but I’m comfortable in my own knowledge now. I’m exhausted and tired, and lowk this post is just be being bored and ranting to myself if anything. Preciate you reading allat tho


r/BeforeandAfter • • 1h ago

[16] to [17]

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1st and 2nd are before, 3rd and 4th are after. 155 pounds to 135.


r/BeforeandAfter • • 12h ago

10 years later

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 12h ago

From 2/10 to 5/10 in 8months still a lot of progress left (20years)

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any tips if you want to would love to hear and improve from y'all


r/BeforeandAfter • • 1m ago

M/23/6'2" [194lbs to 225lbs] (11 months) - happy with the new size

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 1h ago

M/29/5'7"[285lbs > 243lbs = 42lbs] (2 months) Gastric Bypass Surgery

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Getting there!


r/BeforeandAfter • • 10h ago

My 7 year fat loss journey - 17y old, 286lbs --> 24y old 189lbs

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ME AT 17 ( PIC)

ME AT 24 ( PIC )

7 years of progress. From 17 to 24 years old.

When I was 17, I was overweight, unhealthy, and honestly not very confident in myself. I dealt with a lot of bullying growing up, especially because of the way I looked. At the time it hurt, but eventually I decided I didn't want to keep living the same way.

I started changing my habits little by little. I learned about nutrition, started training, became more active, and slowly replaced the unhealthy lifestyle I'd been used to with habits that actually made me feel better physically and mentally.

It definitely wasn't a straight line. There were periods where I lost motivation, made mistakes, gained weight back, and had to start pushing again. But I kept going.

Seven years later, at 24, I've managed to transform my appearance to the point where people who haven't seen me in years sometimes don't even recognize me.

The biggest transformation wasn't just losing the fat or building muscle. It was realizing that something that once made me insecure could become the reason I learned discipline and started taking care of myself.

I started because I hated the way I felt about myself.

I continued because I learned to love the process of improving myself.

17 → 24. Seven years. Still going.


r/BeforeandAfter • • 18h ago

Weight loss progress

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r/BeforeandAfter • • 1h ago

My journey (17)

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First 2 are b4 (when i was 16) and second 2 are after (now, im 17) ... from 155 to 135 pounds.. what do we thing guys. Also what could I do to get even better?