![M/22/6'1" [300 > 195 = 105](17 months). I lost some weight and have a better progress pic to show yall. Strength training and calorie deficit. : r/progresspics M/22/6'1" [300 > 195 = 105](17 months). I lost some weight and have a better progress pic to show yall. Strength training and calorie deficit. : r/progresspics](https://i.redd.it/42bzc9r0qx431.jpg)
M/22/6'1" [300 > 195 = 105](17 months). I lost some weight and have a better progress pic to show yall. Strength training and calorie deficit. : r/progresspics
James Kew - The Physique Coach - The 10 rules to get lean 1. Calorie Deficit - You're not going to lose weight if you're not in a calorie deficit. Make this
![F/22/5'4[160lbs>125lbs =35lbs lost] lifting weights 3-5x a week and a healthy caloric deficit. Takes more time then a crash diet but atleast this is maintainable. : r/progresspics F/22/5'4[160lbs>125lbs =35lbs lost] lifting weights 3-5x a week and a healthy caloric deficit. Takes more time then a crash diet but atleast this is maintainable. : r/progresspics](https://i.redd.it/3x59p0lpg8w11.jpg)
F/22/5'4[160lbs>125lbs =35lbs lost] lifting weights 3-5x a week and a healthy caloric deficit. Takes more time then a crash diet but atleast this is maintainable. : r/progresspics
![What is More Important for Fat Loss? A Calorie Deficit or Resistance Training? | by Adam Berry — The Gym Starter | In Fitness And In Health | Medium What is More Important for Fat Loss? A Calorie Deficit or Resistance Training? | by Adam Berry — The Gym Starter | In Fitness And In Health | Medium](https://miro.medium.com/v2/resize:fit:1080/1*CTYEUqCVPAL5MIh7WSBufg.png)