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Finished Bulking! Onto New Goals! [Image Heavy]
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Nice work!0
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Wow ! Impressive lifts ! I also really really like your lean and strong look !0
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orchidee1987 wrote: »Wow ! Impressive lifts ! I also really really like your lean and strong look !
Thank you! I actually really wanted the strong, 'bulky', full look, so I was at a 700 surplus, but I think this is just how my body is. I am enjoying the lean and strong look as well though!0 -
You look awesome! I'm competing in my first powerlifting competition this weekend, so I'll friend you! I'm nervous as well but excited beyond anything.0
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Looking fantastic! Your back is making me drool...
Good luck with powerlifting; your lifts are already off to a great start. Not to mention you can lift more than me and I outweigh you by 70lbs... :grumble:0 -
WTG! That is a really dramatic transformation.0
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I really admire your numbers there, and the fact that this has taken so much commitment over so much time. Inspirational.0
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You're awesome!
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That's all kind of awesome!0
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Wow, amazing work!0
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Thanks, everyone!
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OP - you mention you were at a 700 surplus - I assume you are referring to your calorie intake during your bulk...did you start at that amount or gradually build up to that intake? Also - do you know what your BF% was when you started your bulk?0
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Impressive work. Inspiring.0
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madrose0715 wrote: »OP - you mention you were at a 700 surplus - I assume you are referring to your calorie intake during your bulk...did you start at that amount or gradually build up to that intake? Also - do you know what your BF% was when you started your bulk?
I gradually added on the calories. I started below my TDEE at first because I had no idea what I was doing and my metabolism became slow from years of undereating (then I gained weight. xP) So it took me around 5-6 months to get from below my TDEE to eating an aggressive surplus.And nope, not idea what my body fat percentage was. I was basing it off how I Iooked. I still had fat on my tummy that I wanted to lose, but I knew that it wouldn't make sense to try and lose it when I planned on building muscle afterwards anyway.
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madrose0715 wrote: »OP - you mention you were at a 700 surplus - I assume you are referring to your calorie intake during your bulk...did you start at that amount or gradually build up to that intake? Also - do you know what your BF% was when you started your bulk?
I found some pictures of what certain body fat percentages look like, so I'm just making a rough guess--maybe 19%?0 -
Whoa! So inspirational. I lift but I don't power lift and I still have some fat to lose, but I would love to get to this point.0
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Whoa! So inspirational. I lift but I don't power lift and I still have some fat to lose, but I would love to get to this point.
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