inspiring weight loss pics? :)

nicknock01

Fantastic job. You could very well be a male model now.

nicknock01

what an inspiration you are! Good job! You go girl!

zazazik

wow,just wow - congratulations to all and so happy for you. Thanks for the inspiration and I am of to exercise !!!!

2013sk

Ok I'll play along. :happy:

Lost 35 lbs over 6 months with P90x and then put on 12 lbs of lean body mass with Body Beast. Currently have moved onto a Physique Competitor diet with a Body Building Weight Training Regimen (3 days on, 1 off, 2 days on, 1 off) focusing on different muscle groups and symmetry.

Some times we ask questions early on like "Can this be possible?" But as you start to see results you belief system and mindset starts to shift to questions like "How far can I go?"

My sincere best to everyone embarking on a fitness journey. I did not even know about MyFitnessPal when I started two years ago...so you guys got the jump on me. I just calculated everything out in spreadsheets and built my own diets.

Here are my transformation series:

OMG!!!!! YOU LOOK AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

cottony

5'3 to 5'4



50 lbs weight loss

cog62

Amazing!!!

imogen__may

You guys have done an incredible job!

crsawinton

5'2" 133 starting weight, 108 current

Angila

Wow you look awesome

Kendrazombie

296 on the left at Christmas and 226 a few weeks back.

crsawinton

fantastic Kendra!

sss_sanford

Awesome transformations!

LADYzombieKILLA

So inspiring everyone!!

sweetcurlz67

WOW!!! There are such AMAZING transformations on this thread!!! :flowerforyou: you guys/gals are AWESOME!!!!

I still have a way to go, but here's my current transformation pic...

started at 284, currently about 184 - been at a plateau for a while - kinda frustrating but this is a lifestyle right??? I'll break out of the plateau at some point! :glasses:

drepublic

Ok I'll play along. :happy:

Lost 35 lbs over 6 months with P90x and then put on 12 lbs of lean body mass with Body Beast. Currently have moved onto a Physique Competitor diet with a Body Building Weight Training Regimen (3 days on, 1 off, 2 days on, 1 off) focusing on different muscle groups and symmetry.

Some times we ask questions early on like "Can this be possible?" But as you start to see results you belief system and mindset starts to shift to questions like "How far can I go?"

My sincere best to everyone embarking on a fitness journey. I did not even know about MyFitnessPal when I started two years ago...so you guys got the jump on me. I just calculated everything out in spreadsheets and built my own diets.

Here are my transformation series:

OMG!!!!! YOU LOOK AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks! Just takes time...and consistency. Stay hungry and evaluate your progress each week. Do not forget to have fun...this should be fun...you are changing your life.

megacoco

Mine is not nearly as impressive as most, but...

Before



After



Yeah, I had to get a cosplay photo in there, haha. Going out in public like that was a huge milestone after a lifetime of fatness-induced self-consciousness. Dat chin definition tho

Before photos are from 2008, I was around 170lbs at 5'5. I maintained around 120 lbs from 2010 until earlier this year where I gained a bit. Last photo was just this weekend at 130lbs. I still have some work to do, but I feel so much better.

StrawberryJam40

End game? No, but healthier and much happier 18 months in and 12 months from the first photo.



At the time of the photo, I was on 24 hour a day oxygen, couldn't walk more than a block, if that. Now I can put in miles a day, not as many as I want to, but it is still a work in progress.

That is awesome. Way to go!

TexasDarling09

47 years old. 5'7" tall. Highest weight 340. Maintaining around 140.

WOW!!!! im blown away!

You look at least 10 years younger!!! Oh my LORD great job!

Palamedes

Some really great stories. These kind of stories keep me motivated.

tonybalony01

Ok I'll play along. :happy:

Lost 35 lbs over 6 months with P90x and then put on 12 lbs of lean body mass with Body Beast. Currently have moved onto a Physique Competitor diet with a Body Building Weight Training Regimen (3 days on, 1 off, 2 days on, 1 off) focusing on different muscle groups and symmetry.

Some times we ask questions early on like "Can this be possible?" But as you start to see results you belief system and mindset starts to shift to questions like "How far can I go?"

My sincere best to everyone embarking on a fitness journey. I did not even know about MyFitnessPal when I started two years ago...so you guys got the jump on me. I just calculated everything out in spreadsheets and built my own diets.

Here are my transformation series:




Fantastic job! That's a lot of work.
I saw some great results on P90X myself, but I let life get in the way and quit doing it.
Time to dust off the weights and start again.
Thanks.