"Apple" Shaped Women - Before & Afters?
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Wow, Wow, Wow. Each of your stories inspire me. Hard work and dedication has paid off for each of you!0
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This was me almost two years ago at my highest postpartum weight. I am 5'3 and a half and weighed around 140 lbs. My belly fat remained even after I shed thirty pounds.
These were taken about a week ago. I am currently a little less than 101 pounds. Thanks to religious calorie-tracking and working out six days a week, I am back down to a size 0. But I still have belly fat. I hear it's the last to go...1 -
Very inspirational.. keep em coming!0
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I have hypothyroidism and uterine fibroids. There is hope of going from apple to hourglass... i think i can call myself hourglass now!
168 lbs Summer 2011, and 133 lbs Summer 2013
i too have hypothyroidism
what exercises have you done to achieve your final look? 0 -
Wow you look so different! Good job
I am still very much a work in progress and have lost about 6 pounds these were taken, but this is what a 15-pound loss looked like on my apple shape. I don't look too much like an apple any longer, I would like to think I look more like an hourglass now. I ate slightly above my BMR and took up weight training. That's how I did it
I'm 5'5''0 -
Pretty sure I am an apple...
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I'm not done yet, but:
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These are great before and afters! What was the biggest help? Eating healthier or a specific exercise? I know both are important but I'm curious to know what changes you made.0
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For my first 25 lbs I just stuck to the mfp calorie limit, and I made sure to get enough proteins and watch fats and sodium, but at a certain point that stopped working as well. Since then I've also been working out at least 3 times a week. (For now, two or three days are 30-45 mins on the elliptical and 30 minutes of strength exercises like the leg press, the low row, and crunches, and the third or fourth day is 90 minutes of yoga).0
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I am an apple, inverted triangle (same thing?) body type. I gain weight in my stomach, back and arms. I also have treated hypothyroid.
My first picture is me in my early 20's not the best picture of me overweight but seeing as how I don't keep bad pictures of myself this is the best I can do. I few years later I was probably another 10-20 pounds heavier. I am 5'9" and at my heaviest I was 195lbs possibly more, at the time I didn't want to find out.
My after picture is me 33 at 157lbs, where I currently am at. That picture was taken around March 2013.
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bump for inspiration, i am an apple too!0
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I am an apple, inverted triangle (same thing?) body type. I gain weight in my stomach, back and arms. I also have treated hypothyroid.
My first picture is me in my early 20's not the best picture of me overweight but seeing as how I don't keep bad pictures of myself this is the best I can do. A few years later I was probably another 10-20 pounds heavier. I am 5'9" and at my heaviest I was 195lbs possibly more, at the time I didn't want to find out.
My after picture is me 33 at 157lbs, where I currently am at. I have two kids, one born 2009 and the other born 2011. That picture was taken around March 2013.2 -
Holy Cow, inspiring!! 0
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Thanks Ladies, this is very inspiring.0
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Bump! I'm an apple too.0
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Pretty sure I am an apple...
GREAT JOB!!0 -
I always thought I was an apple shape, now I'm not so sure...
6'. Before - 213, size 18. After - 155, size 6.
ETA: I have pcos, endometriosis, interstitial cystitis, degenerative disc disease, and had a stroke nearly 5 years ago. You can do it if you want it. Promise.0 -
I always thought I was an apple shape, now I'm not so sure...
6'. Before - 213, size 18. After - 155, size 6.
Wow you look fantastic!! Great job!0 -
did you have any extra skin0
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Bump! So many inspiring before and afters!0
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Awesome Allie Cat..... Certainly landing on your feet. Great Hair......0
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I am an apple (tummy and arms are the worst). My weight fluctuates, but I seem to lose in my thighs and butt and nowhere else. This makes my jeans look like they fit horribly. I don't want a muffin top, so I get jeans large enough for the waist and then they SAG in the butt and thighs. Anyone else have this problem? It looks horrible.
Also, my arms are possibly worse than my belly. It's like they are a magnet for fat. They seem out of proportion to the rest of my body in fact. They're just fat collectors. I've been weight lifting and they don't look as flabby, but they still look too big in proportion to everything else. And you only see the "definition" I've gained if I flex. Since I don't walk around flexing, they just look like thick undefined arms instead of flabby arms. Still not a good look. :-(0 -
I feel your pain! My arms are the exact same way!
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You women are so inspiring. I was an apple but somehow losing the weight changed? Will post pics in a bit0
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this is my before and after.
I ran into you on YouTube, you inspired me to sign up for MFP. :-) I'm just now finding you here.0 -
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Bumping to revive this thread!0
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