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“2026, no more excuses that I can’t get to the gym” frames a getting-ready segment around a men’s compression vest as part of workout preparation.
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“2026, no more excuses that I can’t get to the gym” frames a getting-ready segment around a men’s compression vest as part of workout preparation.
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View breakdownNo more excuses that I can't get to the GYM. 2026 is going to be my year.
That my friends is how I went from this to this. Yeah that was me at the beginning of the year. 308 pounds I believe it was. I'm down to 262. Guess what? I got a lot of loose skin, so I went and got off tiktok shop these compression shirts. They sent me three white ones and two black ones. Now we're gonna try to put these on one of them.
Not all five so here's the shirt. I got a 2X. Now that I lost some weight I got these little saggy titties gotta try to compress all that. Now they say this thing is long so it can go down past your waist. There you go. So yeah I'm down from 308 to 262 pounds and it compresses all that loose fat that I had from losing all those pounds. You know what I'm saying it makes all these little side fat kind of smooth. You know I'm kind of digging this. Anyway if you want to get some of these compression shirts I'll add it to the orange shopping cart below.
On a sunny outdoor patio, a disabled man in a wheelchair performs overhead presses with a gas cylinder, lateral raises holding bricks, then leans back against the wheelchair backrest. The top of the frame shows 2026 themed decorations and motivational text, with a wooden fence and parked bicycle in the background.
In a trendy decorated indoor room, the blogger in a blue short-sleeve shirt sits in front of the camera and gestures. An old photo of him in a green shirt in a wheelchair is intercut. He tells the camera that he weighed 308 pounds at the start of the year after weight loss, now down to 262 pounds, and bought compression shirts from a TikTok shop due to loose skin, showing several black and white compression shirts and introducing their quantity.
The blogger shows the 2X size black compression shirt, takes off his top and pulls it over his body, then stands next to the wheelchair and pulls the hem down past his waist. He turns around to show from multiple angles how the compression shirt fits the waist and smooths loose fat, finally pointing at the camera to guide viewers to click the shopping cart below.
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