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Posted On: January 19th 2026, 07:50 am
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🔥27kg in 28 Weeks!🔥
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The rate of loss is crazy! Shoutout to Kieryn who's blazed through another milestone, so far so that he's nearly bowled over the next one.
Christmas and New Years proving no issue with 30kg sitting just around the corner!

Congratulations Kieryn!

Coach: @_msnutrition
Comments (6)
_msnutrition 10 months ago

_msnutrition

So well deserved 👏

shaunyhamon_fmgpro 10 months ago

shaunyhamon_fmgpro

👏👏👏

mighty_freakshow 10 months ago

mighty_freakshow

Super proud of you!! ❤️👏

jamiedash 10 months ago

jamiedash

Killing it mate 🤜🏼🤛🏼

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