F/49/4’11” [140>120=20 total] still working toward 105lbs, pretty happy with progress
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F/49/4’11” [140>120=20 total] still working toward 105lbs, pretty happy with progress

Stan


F/49/4’11” [140>120=20 total] still working toward 105lbs, pretty happy with progress

I’ve been losing weight off and on for a good while but really dialed it in since April, when I found myself back up at 140lbs. Hoping I don’t look overweight now. I’m in training for distance cycling since August and I’m getting better! I would like to look leaner but this is basically my shape so not sure what I’ll look like in 10 more pounds.



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