r/WorkoutMotivation • u/ZealousidealTune8411 • 7h ago
6 months of hard work
Changed everything in January
Focused on diet, recovery, sleep and especially training.
Motivating to see the changes, keep going everyone.
Slow and steady!
r/WorkoutMotivation • u/ZealousidealTune8411 • 7h ago
Changed everything in January
Focused on diet, recovery, sleep and especially training.
Motivating to see the changes, keep going everyone.
Slow and steady!
r/WorkoutMotivation • u/Valuable_Iron_1333 • 22h ago
Age: 49
Height: 5'7"
Weight: 227 lbs → 143 lbs
Body Fat (Dexa Scan): 37% → 12%
Visceral: 0.48
Waist: 40" → 30"
Blood Pressure: 155/90 → ~110/65 (off blood pressure medication)
Resting Heart Rate: 85 → ~48
VO2 Max: 55 (99th percentile for age)
Workout Routine: Peloton Powerzone, calisthenics, some weights, yoga, BJJ.
Pharmaceuticals: Tirzepatide - Started at 2.5 mg titrated to 10 mg
Supplements: Full Blueprint core stack + Blueprint skincare
Still a work in progress, but pretty happy with where things are headed. I’m back to the weight I was in high school.
r/WorkoutMotivation • u/BogFecha • 31m ago
First photo is may second is july
r/WorkoutMotivation • u/sarcasticachoe • 1d ago
I’ve been in and out of the gym my entire adult life. I’ve never been super overweight but I never really felt I saw the results I wanted. I’d workout super hard 5x a week for a few weeks/months and then something would come up like travel or a cold or a busy period of life and I’d fall off, lose my progress and start back up again in a few more weeks/months. 2026 has been different for me: Over the last 6 months I’ve only missed 1 consecutive week of weight lifting, and haven’t had fewer than 3 workouts a week, even when traveling. I think consistency has been the biggest factor here. Happy with where I am now but still working to improve :)
What changed? Might sound corny but honestly: self love. I’m much more confident and in a happier more stable place in life now. I switched careers and left a relationship that wasn’t serving me. Turns out taking care of yourself is the natural consequence of respecting yourself. You take care of what you love.
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r/WorkoutMotivation • u/Sudden_Rose13 • 22h ago
Starting this summer break I thought I would try different things with exercise just so that I don’t feel either bored or like it’s too repetitive. I would go running in different places and go to a close by gym and work on different body focuses. Yesterday I skipped, today I went but felt exhausted. Is this all just in my mind?
r/WorkoutMotivation • u/B2Cl33n • 1d ago
Happy to be here. Always been into fitness and have been prioritizing it even more in my later years. Hopefully this will motivate you guys to never give up! 💪🏾
r/WorkoutMotivation • u/RKR_skecthes • 21h ago
Cancer survivor learning hockey to build up strength and endurance.
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r/WorkoutMotivation • u/Jumpy-Tomato9561 • 2d ago
hasn’t been easy by any means but happy with where we are.
r/WorkoutMotivation • u/Smooth_Star3883 • 1d ago
Early morning leg day but its like triceps day.
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r/WorkoutMotivation • u/Emergency-Kiwi2094 • 1d ago
Structure not motivation
Motivation is unreliable…. Structure gym time and make it happen. I am at gym 3 times a week. Hot yoga 4times and hiking 3 times a week.
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r/WorkoutMotivation • u/Ordinary_Pattern7456 • 2d ago
i just finished my first day and it already feels so annoying n tiring so pls motivate me😔