In a thread about using their personal fitness for good. Via 4chanMay 2011 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #4
I'm still working on it, but I've come a long way in 4 months! And I need another haircut.Aug 2010 ⋅ georgiabiker ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #4
4 months in, my progress pics (I am shy, so details have been obscured.)Jun 2010 ⋅ hmchl ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #4
It took me 4 years but I went from 343 lbs to 220 lbs, more to come though! :)Apr 2011 ⋅ JonnyHuge ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #m #220 #4
What I tried to do for 4 years I accomplished in just over 20 daysJun 2011 ⋅ newjus ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #20 #4
Here's a picture of me 3/4 of the way through on monkey bars wearing a cookie monster shirt and rockingMay 2011 ⋅ eclecticpoet ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #3 #4
In 1.5mth's I've gone from not being able to run 200m to running 4k. Thanks for the FAQ & advice fitit!!May 2011 ⋅ PlayAmongTheStars ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #200 #5 #1 #4
Today, at the beach, my 4 year old son took me to school on proper squat depth.May 2011 ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #4
I used to eat this for dinner 3-4 nights a week. All of it.May 2010 ⋅ roger_sterling ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #3 #4
I can bench 165 lbs for 4 reps! I'm a woman, hear me roar!Jun 2011 ⋅ day_tripper ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #165 #4
3/4 of the way through 2010 I finally felt the need for change... and I haven't thought about quittingMar 2011 ⋅ kevet ⋅ r/Fitness ⋅ #2010 #4 #3