Aubra C.

I wanted the added accountability amd motivation

Quick Facts

Favorite Health Food: blueberries, yogurt, and protein powder

Favorite Sinful Food: Sweet treats

My Preferred Method of Exercise: 45 minute workouts in my living room

My Approach to Weight Loss: Not a very healthy approach. I undereat then overeat.

My Weight Loss Program: I don't follow a program

My Diet Plan: I don't follow a plan

Fitness/Exercise Apps: I don't use any apps

Fitness Devices: Amazon smart watch

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TIME PERIOD: All 1-Year 60-Days 30-Days
Unofficial Weigh-InVerified Weigh-InDietBet Runner-UpDietBet WinnerRound WinnerRound Runner-Up
-2.7% Since last weigh-in-4 lbs
-5.1% 1-Month Change-7.9 lbs
-5.1% Lifetime Change-7.9 lbs

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Joel Freeman

01/27/2026 6:50AM in 2026 Fat Blast with Joel
If the scale isn’t moving in the direction that you hoped, you may be eating all the “right” things but the amount still counts. Be mindful of portions, if you haven't already, pull out your measuring cups or a food scale to get an idea of what your portions should look like on your plate.


Do you have to measure things forever? Heck no, that is no way to live! But doing it for a few days or a few weeks will give you a jumping off point to better eyeball your portions and it never hurts to check yourself every so often to keep you from getting portion distortion.

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Aubra C.

My goal was to drop the weight but build muscle. I discovered I have been losing body weight and muscle tone and there's an increase in fat percentage (According to Hume Health). This wasn't my plan BUT I'm continuing with the group and fine tuning the amount of cardio I do. Thanks for the motivation to try to drop some weight.

Michael N.

100% I have done that this week with pulling out the food scale and get a more accurate number for all the macros.