Women lifting heavy - with pics
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Has anyone achieved success by lifting at home?
I'm putting together a home gym and prefer working out at home. There's a few exercises though that I need the machines at the gym for that I still need to find alternates or modifications for.0 -
Just so you know, you have THE sexiest legs I have ever seen. A-friggin'-mazing.1 -
Has anyone achieved success by lifting at home?
I lift at home. I bought a barbell weight set and a power rack.0 -
WOW everyone looks AMAZING!
I'm super jealous of every ones tummys. No one has saggy stretched marked tummys like me =(0 -
WOW everyone looks AMAZING!
I'm super jealous of every ones tummys. No one has saggy stretched marked tummys like me =(
Wrong. I do.0 -
Do you?
I never see anyone who has gotten their body fat under 20% with saggy tums0 -
I just posted my own thread with this, but figured I'd also post here to reiterate heavy lifting's capabilities!
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Just ... WOW ;-)0
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I don't lift as heavy as some on here (which I'm working towards) but lifting heavier than I ever thought i "should" as a girl (silly right?)
Gorgeous ;-)0 -
That works ;-)0 -
Most of my lifts are in the intermediate/advanced ranges for my weight class. Bench is lagging behind, almost to intermediate, because of my surgical history, but it's catching up.
here's one of me with enormous delts and biceps
and here's one of my bulky man-physique
ROFL!!! You look amazing and your profile story is incredible:)0 -
I deadlifted my own body weight today for 4 sets of 8!!1
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Stupid boys are stupid. Maybe if we ignore him, he'll go away???0
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Some of the women, even without taking roids, look mannish...like the lady doing dead lifts. Oh well. Some women want to be mannish. All imo.
And some people, even without showing their face, are just plain ugly... All imo.1 -
bumping for inspiration0
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Very inspiring! I especially appreciate all the links and advice on lifting at home.0
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New lifter here! 3 months in. I wanted to get back the booty I lost while on my year of weight loss and calorie restriction, thus SQUATS are my new fave. I lift 3 days a week (splits) and do cardio and yoga maaaaybe once a week, if that. I may gain or maintain or lose (as I was at my last weigh-in, both inches and lbs), but regardless, I feel really happy lifting and am noticing more results than I've ever gotten in my stints of getting super into running/cardio. These are in order of least to most recent...apologies for drunk face in the last one lol
Stunning... and being a redhead adds 1.000.000 points1 -
Wow! This has been one of the most inspiring posts I have read here!0
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Bumping for the awesomeness of this thread.0
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Bump because you all look amazing and so I can show my sister, to get her convinced! I started 3 months ago.
<--- this is me now, still very much a work in progress!0 -
Well done ladies! I just started lifting free weights 2 weeks ago. I am transitioning from the machines to go into the weight area... but I'm still too much of a chicken to go in there without the trainer LOL. Hopefully I will be able to add my before/during photos in one of these threads in a few months!
Great job ALL OF YOU.1 -
As a man taking a look through this thread I just wanna go on the record as saying, anyone who prefers "non-bulky" to "bulky" based on these pics is flat out of their head.
These "bulky" women look absolutely stunning.2 -
Mannish deadlifts
and mannish non-deadlifts
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I think weight lifting is like anything- you can always take it to an extreme where you will be bulky, but if there's one thing this thread is proving, it's that that "toned" look everyone claims to want, both before and after, hitting their goal weight is found in heavy lifting land.
I can't afford either a gym membership or to have this stuff at home, but why anyone who does go to the gym would not attack the weights after seeing this, I do not know.0 -
Here are the first photos I've ever posted on here! In normal clothes and definitely looking bulkier in the 'before'.
The during is after a 20 pound-ish loss and before any 'heavy' lifting - just circuits and body weight stuff really. And a lot of running.
The after is from a couple of weeks ago after doing stronglifts for a couple of months. I'm also still running a lot, but my diet has only gotten properly back on track over the last few weeks.
Before (May? 2012):
During:
After (June 2013):
I don't know that there's much difference in the last two, but I definitely haven't gotten bulkier.1 -
Oh, I also wanted to add that these sorts of threads are exactly what inspired me to start lifting, so thanks!0
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Stumbling across one of these threads is what got me off my butt and into the gym. So here goes:
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I can't post pics at work, but my profile pic is progress from 2.5 months of lifting. I currently do the Strong Curves routine by Bret Contreras.0
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All ya'll ladies look amazing!0
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