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Old 11-07-17, 02:57 PM
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Originally Posted by SethAZ
I didn't cycle for a couple of years after I returned from a military deployment. For various reasons I'd gained a considerable amount of weight after I returned in 2015 (mostly 30 lbs over what I'd been at when I was deployed, with a short time around 40 lbs over), and was over the Army's maximum allowed bodyfat limit. If I didn't make good progress on getting back down under the limit I faced the possibility of getting kicked out, which I don't want.
I'm an ex-Navy JAG (a long time ago) so am familiar with the administrative separation process. Best of luck to you. You are doing it the right way; slow and steady with better eating beats fad diets and quick loss.
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