Well, I did it. I cut myself...

[thomjb]

That is awesome! You are to be commended!

 

[TomTerrific]

Well done.

 

[oleheat]

Wow...I'm sitting here trying to think of something to compare that accomplishment to- and it's not easy!!

That is quite impressive, to say the least!

 

[sam4freedom]

Fantastic! Congrats. I know it wasn't easy

 

[Btl_Rkt_Sci]

You hear about people losing this much weight, going from 400 to 230, etc...but to think someone with a frame that once held 340 lbs to now be at 170, unfathomable! That's below the average male's weight! Quite the accomplishment.

 

[EonDresari]

Inspirational stuff man, great job!

 

[Xenon]

 

[spanky]

I realize some of you probably don't know what I look like.

Before:

Now:

 

[Armnhammer]

How'd you do it?

 

[gmshooter]

Great job!!!!

 

[spanky]

How'd you do it?

paleo diet and 4-5 days per week of crossfit.

 

[SpeedRacer]

I miss the JerrBear

 

[geoney]

Congrats man. Kinda personal question, but how did your skin recover with that much weight loss?

Keep it up bro.

 

[RedStickChick]

Congrats! Job well done!

 

[Spent Brass]

That second pic then the one in the silly ski hat. Hard to imagine its the same person. Amazing results. Congratulations on all the success!

 

[Hitman]

Dude if you could, you should expound on the mental phases.

I think a lot of folks don't realize just how down a person can be when dealing with being overweight. Men especially struggle with trying to get their mind right first and trying to ‘feel their way into action’. When actually what's more effective is 'Acting yourself into a feeling'

So if you care to share, I'd like to hear how your mind changed from then to now and what was the #1 rock that kept you going.

 

[chad]

I miss the JerrBear

This. He used to be like a teddy bear. Now he makes me feel self conscious.

 

[geoney]

Dude if you could, you should expound on the mental phases.

I think a lot of folks don't realize just how down a person can be when dealing with being overweight. Men especially struggle with trying to get their mind right first and trying to ‘feel their way into action’. When actually what's more effective is 'Acting yourself into a feeling'

So if you care to share, I'd like to hear how your mind changed from then to now and what was the #1 rock that kept you going.

This also

 

[VeedUp]

way to go Jeremy, your very motivating, it's not easy doing what you did.

 

[TecheTitan]

Jeremy, I'm curious to know how losing that much has affected your shooting? I am guessing that you much feel much better now and have much better stamina at the competitions. I dang near would not have recognized you if I were to see you in person. I think it has been roughly a year since the last time I saw you at EAPS.
Congrats again!