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4 contributions to The GLP1 Transformation Lab
⭐ Member Spolight!
@Renee Baker 🔥 100 LBS DOWN + NOW THRIVING IN MAINTENANCE Hi Everyone! Help me celebrate Renee! Renee didn’t just lose weight…she completely changed her life. Over the past year, she’s lost ~100 lbs — and if you’ve ever been on this journey, you know that doesn’t happen by accident. That’s discipline.That’s consistency.That’s showing up even when it’s hard. 👉 She didn’t stop there. Since joining this community, Renee has been locked in: ✔️ Consistent with her protein ✔️ Hitting her calories ✔️ Prepping her meals ✔️ Showing up to her strength workouts ✔️ Finish all the challenges that I have put on And it SHOWS ( I mean, look at those muscles!) She’s built strong, beautiful muscle, completely transformed her body composition, and stepped into a whole new version of herself. Now we are on that maintenance train making small tweaks here and there. We’ve created a plan, and she’s executing it like she did during fat loss — with intention, confidence, and consistency. And can we talk about this for a second… She's at 10% body fat.That is INSANE discipline and dedication. Also — the first photo isn’t even her true starting point because she couldn’t find one…which just shows you how much of this journey wasn’t documented it was BUILT. Renee, you are: ✨ Strong ✨ Disciplined ✨ Consistent ✨ And such a positive light in this community You hype others up, you lead by example, and you show women what’s actually possible when they commit. You're a beautiful person inside and out 😊 This is what it looks like to not just lose weight…but to become the woman who keeps it off. So proud of you ❤️
⭐ Member Spolight!
1 like • 18d
Wow, you look incredible Renee!
🌟 Member Spolight!
@Audrey Bayze I’m sure many of you have seen her positive posts throughout the community, but I wanted to take a moment to spotlight her because I’ve been watching her journey closely since she joined here about three months ago. If you caught the last Q&A live, you might remember I shared some of her progress there too. In just three months, she’s lost over 30 pounds and 10% body fat, but what’s even more impressive than the numbers is how she’s done it. She’s been incredibly consistent with her strength training. She actively applies the advice shared in the community and isn’t afraid to reach out when she feels stuck. And she’s built simple systems that support her daily success — things like her walking desk, meal prepping, and prioritizing protein. Most importantly, she has shown up with a positive, determined mindset the entire time. Like all of us, there are days and weeks when things aren’t perfect. That’s normal. What matters is continuing to move forward and focusing on getting just a little better each time. This is such a great example of what happens when you stay consistent, stay open to learning, and keep showing up for yourself. So let’s celebrate her progress and use it as a reminder of what’s possible. 💪
🌟 Member Spolight!
3 likes • Mar 9
Amazing @Audrey Bayze !
🙌 Update: 21 day Plateau Breaker Bootcamp 2.0 !
I've decided to re-run the 21 Day Plateau Breaker Bootcamp 2.0 Starting Jan 12. There have been a lot of new members since we started, and I want them to get the opportunity to do the challenge live! I will likely make some small changes with the challenge. ✅ Weekly live check in calls - for whoever wants me to check their progress and make suggestions (an opportunity to get coached by me) ✅ Updated trackers and worksheets ✅ opportunity for more intermediate/ advanced lifters to get on a strength training program ✅ Updated workouts to follow along to. These aren't set it stone, but this is what I was thinking. I want to make this community work for you so please comment below on what you think you need, or what you think this challenge needs.
2 likes • Jan 7
I’d love to know what the definition is of an intermediate/advanced lifter? I definitely feel like I’m making big strides with my lifting but still struggling with adding a glp-1 into the mix because I’ve been feeling tired, queasy and nauseous the first couple of days after dosing so I don’t have the energy to lift.
3 likes • Jan 8
@Joanne Zuniga thanks, that’s super helpful. I was working with a coach for the last 15 months and have been consistently strength training for the last year, so I’d say I at least fall into the intermediate lifting category.
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1 like • Dec '25
Hi, my name is Erica and I'm from Bend, Oregon and am currently on 2mg Tirzepatide (just titrated up from 1.5mg today). I joined this community because I want to make sure I'm meeting my nutritional goals while on this medication. I've been trying to lose the last 10lbs to meet my weight loss goal (I lost 15lbs over the last year with exercise and nutrition) and I don't want to lose the muscle I've worked so hard to gain. I love to go to concerts and do anything in the outdoors, but especially skiing!
1 like • Dec '25
@Joanne Zuniga I ski at Mt Bachelor mostly but my favorite place to ski is the backcountry outside of the resort! It’s where I feel most alive! My biggest struggle with nutrition is knowing how many calories I should eat. I was working with an online fitness coach and she had me pretty restricted at 1350 which did help me lose weight but has left me starving! I haven’t experienced any real reduction in my appetite yet with tirzepatide but I just went up in dose today. I have noticed reduced craving a though, especially with sugar. I’ve been tracking my macros and I’m pretty good at getting 120-140g of protein, even with not being able to eat dairy, so I want to make sure I’m still doing that. My workouts include 2-3 days of strength training using my home gym. I have free weights and I’m currently lifting somewhere between 8lbs-40lbs, depending on the muscle group I’m working. I also do yoga 2-3 times a week, ride my spin bike 2 times a week and walk daily. Once ski season starts (we have no snow in the PNW right now), I’ll Be skiing probably 2-3 times a week and I try to get in the backcountry at least a few times a month, which involves skinning up the mountain and burns a lot of calories so I want to be properly fueled for that.
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Erica Swantek
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@erica-swantek-8839
Dog mom about to turn 50, navigating life changes and a health journey to be my best self.

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