Show me ur heavy lifting results please!

tsaiwins

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tsaiwins

read the how to post pics on here and it still won't work. lol oh well.

mustgetmuscles1

read the how to post pics on here and it still won't work. lol oh well.

Just needed lower case img

LJCannon

:flowerforyou: Bumping for later!

SwimKitty

Coming in under the radar...and, bump. Seriously motivating, thank you everyone!

Ghkffb56

!!! saving for later! you all are killin it ^^. keep it up.

ninerbuff

My physique is from almost 30 years of heavy lifting.................

A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 28+ years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition

SeineSchatz

Bump

Also, you all look amazing :drinker:

tsaiwins

@mustgetmuscle thank you!

scorpiotwinkles

Hardly any cardio for me, I need a knee replacement. This took 10 months from Jan this year.

GingerRunner

Calorie deficit lifting for one year.




The Mrs.

WOWZA YOWZA HOLY SMOKES both of you!!! WAY TO FLIPPIN GO!!!!!!! *so* inspired!

GingerRunner

Hardly any cardio for me, I need a knee replacement. This took 10 months from Jan this year.

AWESOME! GO YOU!!!!

Tricep_A_Tops

Amazing transformation everyone!!

megalin9

Alright - finally had time to throw some pics together.
I was 220 lbs two years ago and well over 40% bodyfat. I started MFP in July/August 2011 at 187 lbs and 36+% bodyfat. I started lifting in March this year doing NROL4W, abandoned ship the end of July for Starting Strength, and just recently in the past four weeks started a mix of crossfit style workouts with powerlifting.

Today I'm around 150-155, 5'5" and about 24% bodyfat (as far as I can tell). My diet is NOT in check, however, and for this reason my progress hasn't been as good as it COULD be...but nonetheless, I think the lifting has done amazing things for the recomposition of my body. Jen Dizzle version 2.0 starts tomorrow. Taking these pictures today and my slower progress this year are waking me up...I need to get off the sugar train. I'm badddddd with candy *guilty look*.

Start of MFP:


and an assortment of "in progress" pictures from the past three or four months:





...annnnnd...these pictures are from this afternoon - yesterday was my birthday and I ate *all* the food. It's evident in my bloat too. Oh well, needed before pics for Jen Dizzle 2.0. And I really hate showing my tummeh and baby battle wounds. But if it will inspire anyone to start lifting heavy *kitten* - then I'm all in!

:noway: :flowerforyou: I love this thread. I come back every day.

Mutant13

Alright - finally had time to throw some pics together.
I was 220 lbs two years ago and well over 40% bodyfat. I started MFP in July/August 2011 at 187 lbs and 36+% bodyfat. I started lifting in March this year doing NROL4W, abandoned ship the end of July for Starting Strength, and just recently in the past four weeks started a mix of crossfit style workouts with powerlifting.

Today I'm around 150-155, 5'5" and about 24% bodyfat (as far as I can tell). My diet is NOT in check, however, and for this reason my progress hasn't been as good as it COULD be...but nonetheless, I think the lifting has done amazing things for the recomposition of my body. Jen Dizzle version 2.0 starts tomorrow. Taking these pictures today and my slower progress this year are waking me up...I need to get off the sugar train. I'm badddddd with candy *guilty look*.

Start of MFP:


and an assortment of "in progress" pictures from the past three or four months:





...annnnnd...these pictures are from this afternoon - yesterday was my birthday and I ate *all* the food. It's evident in my bloat too. Oh well, needed before pics for Jen Dizzle 2.0. And I really hate showing my tummeh and baby battle wounds. But if it will inspire anyone to start lifting heavy *kitten* - then I'm all in!

:noway: :flowerforyou: I love this thread. I come back every day.

Oh. My. Gods. Amazing work, you have taken not only inches but years off your body!

poetrynmotion

bump!

kashmyre

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Mine.

kblu0816

bump for when I finally have an after shot to compare to the before pic in my profile. Have had so many set backs with injury and illness. But I'm back in the gym and ready to get back my freakishly strong physique :laugh:

katie__pillar

I love all these pictures! I just started stronglifts a couple of weeks ago so no progress pics from me yet, but I'm already starting to feel if not see the difference. I really need to get someone to show me how to use the squat racks though - I'm sure I can squat more than I have been but I can't lift it up onto my shoulders!

sprinkels29

I love all these pictures! I just started stronglifts a couple of weeks ago so no progress pics from me yet, but I'm already starting to feel if not see the difference. I really need to get someone to show me how to use the squat racks though - I'm sure I can squat more than I have been but I can't lift it up onto my shoulders!

The bar should be starting on the rack so you just walk under it and place your back/shoulders (watch Medhi's vidoes I watch them IN the gym to make sure I am doing it right!) Have you watched Medhi's videos? Also we have a Womens Stronglifts 5x5 discussion group here on mfp you should totally join! I'm still new, but there are some very knowledgeable (buff) ladies who can answer questions etc!

brittanypeters1990

BUMP

Jennifer2387

Uh .. holy *kitten*!! You are all amazing!

thedestar

Bump

jenzimmer

Bump

bdough94

Can you elaborate on your calorie intake while moving along? I am not new to working out, just new to Heavy Lifting. My goal is to lose Weight (The Body Fat part), so I would appreciate any help or comments on the proper short and long term calorie amounts.
When and how much deficit with out losing muscle, and when if ever, a surplus if I am still trying to lose Fat?
Thank You!

whatsername2312

bump

iamladibeast

Bump

emzack

WOW. Great job!

briebear77

The next time another person looks at me and asks "Why are you LIFTING?" I'm going to refer them to this thread. Excellent work everyone! Can't wait till I have something to contribute to this thread myself.

tru2m3

Thank you for showing me how to do it right!