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Same weight Different body (Pic)

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  • bzmommy34
    bzmommy34 Posts: 229 Member
    You look fabulous! Thank you for posting this....... Exactly what people (me) need to see when the scale doesn't move for a couple of weeks.
  • Elliemisaurus
    Elliemisaurus Posts: 56 Member
    Exactly what I needed to see today. Amazing job!! :)
  • SheFortyAndSheFine
    SheFortyAndSheFine Posts: 3
    Fantastic Results!! Nice definition.

    I can totally relate. Been doing Body Pump and finally back to weight lifting on my own sans class. The clothes are baggy but the scale see-saws and it is annoying. I'm going to go back to doing my body measurements.
  • missodu
    missodu Posts: 234 Member
    major difference! great WORK!
  • supahstar71
    supahstar71 Posts: 926 Member
    Fabulous!!!! :drinker:
  • learnerdriver
    learnerdriver Posts: 298 Member
    you look great. thanks for your comparison- sometimes the scale does my mind in.
  • Squidgrok
    Squidgrok Posts: 84 Member
    You look fantastic! I want arms like you :)
  • Hadabetter
    Hadabetter Posts: 942 Member
    Wow, seeing is believing. And I'm sure everyone asks you how much weight you've lost! :laugh:
  • Chrissysftns
    Chrissysftns Posts: 113 Member
    This is so encouraging, because my scale isn't moving either although I'm doing lots of strength training. Great work!

    I do mostly strength training as well. Stick with it and take pictures! Good luck!! :)
  • Lupercalia
    Lupercalia Posts: 1,857 Member
    You look FANTASTIC! Thanks for this thread--it's great for everyone to see just how pointless the number on the scale really is, especially if you're strength training. :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :flowerforyou: :drinker: :drinker: :drinker: :drinker:
  • alwayskungfu
    alwayskungfu Posts: 92
    Fantastic work, I have similar results and would post B & A pics of myself only I move too fast for cameras. :glasses:
  • MrsSassyPants
    MrsSassyPants Posts: 223 Member
    This is AWESOME! You go girl!
  • memubo99
    memubo99 Posts: 58 Member
    You look fantastic !
    I must take before and after pics. To me its about size and fitting into clothes and not the final number on the scales. But I think we are all conditioned to go on the scales reading. You are proof that we shouldn't.

    Thank you
  • teresaforeman91
    teresaforeman91 Posts: 36 Member
    Thanks for the motivation! You look amazing! :) I think I'll kiss my scales goodbye!
  • Chrissysftns
    Chrissysftns Posts: 113 Member
    Thank you everyone for the kind words!
  • run_way
    run_way Posts: 220
    Such a great example! You're getting some awesome tone!
  • Violetta86
    Violetta86 Posts: 150 Member
    I love this! Thanks so much for sharing. Congrats on your transformation.
  • gscott5446
    gscott5446 Posts: 3
    not just the nice tricep, but the whole shoulder area looks fantastic. great pics to show the differences that the scale won't tell you about! congrats on the transformation



    THIS:wink:
  • geekyjock76
    geekyjock76 Posts: 2,720 Member
    Fantastic results. I think weight goals are okay for those who have a decent amount of fat mass to lose (50+); but for persons with 10 to 30 lbs to go, it's best to evaluate progress by pictures and focus on improving body composition (reducing fat mass/increasing lean mass). There are simply too many factors that influence scale weight to use it as the primary assessment method.
  • peggymoney
    peggymoney Posts: 126 Member
    You look great! More proportional
  • Chrissysftns
    Chrissysftns Posts: 113 Member
    Fantastic results. I think weight goals are okay for those who have a decent amount of fat mass to lose (50+); but for persons with 10 to 30 lbs to go, it's best to evaluate progress by pictures and focus on improving body composition (reducing fat mass/increasing lean mass). There are simply too many factors that influence scale weight to use it as the primary assessment method.

    I totally agree!!!
  • amymcs
    amymcs Posts: 9 Member
    bump
  • sunnyflower1177
    sunnyflower1177 Posts: 212
    girl that looks awesome! thanks for the pics!!!
  • Sassybmom
    Sassybmom Posts: 146 Member
    Love this! You look amazing!
  • ghostlyy
    ghostlyy Posts: 16 Member
    Yes, thank you for sharing this! I am having no scale changes and this is great motivation! Congrats!
  • irishblonde2011
    irishblonde2011 Posts: 618 Member
    You look fantastic. I love seeing pictures like this just goes to show there is more to life than the scales.
  • KBGAgent
    KBGAgent Posts: 165 Member
    You look so much more fit now. Good attitude. Great job!
  • borninbcn
    borninbcn Posts: 11 Member
    wow u look great!! well done
  • timeforsomethingsweet
    timeforsomethingsweet Posts: 131 Member
    I LOVE your post SOOO MUCH!!!! thank you for giving me & all the other "scale obsessed" mfpers LOTS of hope!! you rock and congrats xxxxxx
  • TMartinFranklin
    TMartinFranklin Posts: 54
    Now that's what I'm talking about!!
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