Show me ur heavy lifting results please!
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Love this thread! Very inspiring pictures!0
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This is about six months of training for me.
Edit to note it actually took about 10 months to lose the weight, started weight training about 4 months in
Awesome transformation! So strong and fit!0 -
Very motivational! Everyone looks AMAZING! Way to go :drinker:0
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sssssss squats squats squats!
EDIT: This was a 1 year span
Whoa. Do not take offense but your *kitten* is amazing! Squats have done ya good...I have been trying and trying to get mine to lift and its being so stubborn!
No offence taken! Thank you! My booty was the first thing to change, and my stomach was the last. I'm still working hard on my mid-section. You can do anything you set your mind to!
Damn damn DAMN!!! I want your booty, it is freakin AMAZING!!!0 -
ya'll have AMAZING results just started week 2 of "new rules of lifting for women" and hope i have some great results too!!0
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sssssss squats squats squats!
EDIT: This was a 1 year span
Jimmeny Crickets, You look freaking awesome! Um, nice butt! I LOVE LOVE squats! You just motivated me to do MORE! THnaks0 -
Thank you! You guys are sweet!
Hit them weights hard!0 -
So inspired! I've been flirting with the idea of "New Rules" for awhile now, but I find weight lifting SO. DANG. BORING! Varied cardio is the only way to keep my brain interested (or more misty-woo-woo slow stuff like yoga or ballet)! Did anybody else who has stuck with a heavy lifting program struggle with this at the beginning or all the way through?0
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WOW! You all are amazing.0
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Hold on Im having a psychic vision. Weight rooms across the country are gonna see a massive influx of women lifters.0
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Hold on Im having a psychic vision. Weight rooms across the country are gonna see a massive influx of women lifters.
I would welcome this :laugh: I'm the only one in there right now. Some days I feel like pulling other women over and showing them how great it can be. LOL0 -
sssssss squats squats squats!
EDIT: This was a 1 year span
My squats certainly haven't delivered me a booty like this, awesome!! I'm a bit jealous.... back to the rack.0 -
I LOVE this thread. But I have no clue about weight lifting. I use machine weights.. is that just as effective?? I find it easier to use and I can use it without any guidance. I wouldn't have a clue about free weights. I love every single before and after here and I am in process of losing weight. I enjoy working out and would like this same results.0
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Machine weights don't give you the full fiber tear down that free weights do. Free weights recruit more muscle fibers, so I like to do the free weights then do the machines to isolate muscle.
Dropped from 330 to about 225ish in a year or so. What sucks is I dropped so fast that my skin hasnt adapted so it looks turrible on my abs.0 -
I LOVE this thread. But I have no clue about weight lifting. I use machine weights.. is that just as effective?? I find it easier to use and I can use it without any guidance. I wouldn't have a clue about free weights. I love every single before and after here and I am in process of losing weight. I enjoy working out and would like this same results.
You can get results from machines for sure. Free weight are going to be superior for the reasons mentioned above. The big compound lifts (squats, dead lift, bench press, rows, pull ups and so on) are going to give you the best bang for the effort though. If you really want to see these kind of results it is really important that you try to get into the free weight section as soon as you can. Find an instructor, video or manual and try to get started.0 -
Not my most recent pics but these were taken 2 months back and the last two about 5 months back. I've been lifting heavy for more than a year now
2009 at 75 kg, 43% body fat:
2011 (in-between my journey), already near my goal weight but still flabby all over
2012 at 54kg, 19% body fat
EDIT: added my before pics0 -
February:
16473868_7140 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
16473868_7658 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
March:
Image03182012180601 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
April:
42512 004 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
42512 006 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
June:
62012 012 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
August:
8112 017 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
8112 028 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
September:
92512 001 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
October:
101012 008 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
phone 061 by JenniferSPalmer, on Flickr
damn!!! you are ripped...wat a mindblowing transformation!!:noway: :flowerforyou:0 -
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Wow! such a difference! even in your face! keep up the good work!0
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Hold on Im having a psychic vision. Weight rooms across the country are gonna see a massive influx of women lifters.
I wish...still the only heavy female lifter in my gym and when I swap gyms next year, one of very few women in the gym fullstop (it is a lush strength training haven with 3, yes 3 squat racks...oooh!)0 -
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...some days I really hate photobucket.0
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I am still very much a work in progress, I have never posted pictures before so hope the links work. I have been lifting heavy for 5 months and have only lost about 8-9 lbs but I love the way it makes me feel and it has done AMAZING things for my backside, or atleast thats what my husband says!
Stats: 5'2 SW: 178 CW: 169
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Squishy back with spine sticking out:
Back after ~3 months of 5/3/1:
(yay! i outsmarted photobucket! okay, maybe we shouldn't go that far.)0 -
Hold on Im having a psychic vision. Weight rooms across the country are gonna see a massive influx of women lifters.
I would welcome this :laugh: I'm the only one in there right now. Some days I feel like pulling other women over and showing them how great it can be. LOL
I go to two gyms as I live in 2 different places right now. complete contrast. One has a rack of cardio machines and people do a double-take when I walk in the weights room because they think I'm lost. The other gym? They wonder where my muscles are and can't wait to see me toned like the rest of the women there (I would add that the second gym seems friendlier......)0 -
So inspired! I've been flirting with the idea of "New Rules" for awhile now, but I find weight lifting SO. DANG. BORING! Varied cardio is the only way to keep my brain interested (or more misty-woo-woo slow stuff like yoga or ballet)! Did anybody else who has stuck with a heavy lifting program struggle with this at the beginning or all the way through?
I do. I usually hate every minute of lifting (although I am in the minority, most women say they love it after trying it). However, the mirror keeps me motivated.0 -
What an amazing thread full of inspiring people.
If I can figure out how to add a picture I will share too!0
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