New Weight, New Challenges
Few people understand how difficult it can be to maintain motivation while trying to lose weight more than Marlon, 33, and Camille, 31. Ultimately, they made the decision to support one another on their weight loss journey. The Atlantan couple had a sharp increase in their weight after getting married in 2017. With Marlon weighing 475 pounds and Camille weighing 210 pounds by 2020, they had both attained their highest weights to date and were included in the 41 percent of American people over 20 who are classified as obese.
New Weight, New Challenges
Embracing the Mindset of Making Small Changes
“Each of these health conditions significantly impacted our weight-loss journey, posing additional hurdles and intensifying the already difficult challenge we faced,” Marlon said. Nevertheless, the couple embarked on a strenuous fitness journey without faltering from their goal. They started out modestly, performing high-intensity, 20–25-minute workouts at home three or four times a week. Camille made light of the fact that she has virtually tried “every diet out there” in an interview with Newsweek. This time, what actually drove them to their destination was customizing their journey to meet their unique requirements—both as a pair and individually—instead of trying to fit into a preconceived notion that had gained popularity online.
Embracing The Mindset Of Making Small Changes
