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Started lifting back in November of last year. Really trying to get fit in my 30s. Anyone in a similar boat or was? Would like some tips. Been excess of 200lbs since high school and weight cycles through my 20s. Just wanting to getting strong toned and active for my family. 31 5'7" 220lbs. I know it's never too late to start but I keep reading about how it's an uphill battle after 28(sounds bullshit to me) I get I can be harder but how much difficult can it be?

Started lifting back in November of last year. Really trying to get fit in my 30s. Anyone in a similar boat or was? Would like some tips. Been excess of 200lbs since high school and weight cycles through my 20s. Just wanting to getting strong toned and active for my family. 31 5'7" 220lbs. I know it's never too late to start but I keep reading about how it's an uphill battle after 28(sounds bullshit to me) I get I can be harder but how much difficult can it be?

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If overweight is your primary problem you need focus on eating less. I don't think I've ever lost much weight by working out or with cardio. Fasting about 2 days in row periodically or something like that might work. Fasting seems to make the digestive system tighter so there is an afterglow effect, you feel more satiated with less food the days following the fast, at least in my experience.

I keep reading about how it's an uphill battle after 28

It's always an uphill battle, what does it matter. My granny is very fit for her age (80+) because she has always been active, I believe this has made her age much slower. Never stop at any age.

Good luck.