Post-Bulking Progress Pictures (Female)
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First of all congratulations you look amazing! I have just started NROLFW and love it
Can I just ask- when you plan to enter your "cutting" phase will you continue to lift heavy, and are you afraid of losing muscle when you start eating at a deficit again?
Thanks!
And yes and yes! I love lifting and will continue it because I love and because it's the best way to preserve my VERY hard earned muscle. I also plan to continue eating at least 1 gram of protein per pound of lean body mass, and I'm going to set my calorie deficit pretty small, like 300 calories. Both these things also help preserve muscle.0 -
Incredible work!0
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WOW - that is jaw-droppingly awesome!0
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I'm a dedicated lifter and am working with a trainer, wondered if the 5X5 means five reps with increasing weight each Rep? I'm still learning the lingo0
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I'm a dedicated lifter and am working with a trainer, wondered if the 5X5 means five reps with increasing weight each Rep? I'm still learning the lingo
Generally 5 sets of 5 reps. I think you can "pyramid" or "reverse pyramid", where you either start w/ lower weight and move up each set, or start w/ the highest while you are still fresh then move down with each set as you tire. So far I usually do 3 sets at the same weight unless I feel it's to easy, or it gets to hard.0 -
Haha you should have made the thread title "Size 12 to Size 6 with only 1lb lost" AWESOME job!
I agree! Excellent job, you look awesome!!!0 -
<bump> just because I think more people should see this!0
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This is the perfect example of how muscle takes up less space than fat at the same weight. Amazing work! You're an inspiration.0
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Isn't that amazing how you can transform your body by GASP! eating more and lifting heavy? Truly it is the only way to TRANSFORM, women who do cardio only may lose weight but they only make their bodies SMALLER, not tighter and change the shape.
You look FABULOUS girl, GOOD JOB, good attitude, you are an inspiration to people on this board who SHOULD LIFT SOME DAMN WEIGHTS!!! :laugh:0 -
This is also a great example of how the scale is not the best way to track your progress. Photos, measurements are a great way. And for fitness, resting heart rate VO2 max, and performance times (like a best 5k time or a best 20 mile ride time).
Awesome Rae!0 -
Amazing job!!!! Keep it up !!0
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You look amazing! Great job!0
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You can definitely see definition in your calf muscles (gastrocnemius). You look great! Good job!0
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wow i have found my new motivation to continue! thank you and well done on what u have achieved!!0
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What a great example of how weightlifting can transform your body! Congrats!0
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You look great0
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Wow you look great! Thanks for posting and being an inspriation!!!0
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really super work = fabulous inspiration.0
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Wow! I love this post! Very inspiring!0
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This is AWESOME sauce! Hon, you've done a great job! ♥0
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