Women lifting heavy - with pics
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Starting weight: 260
Left: 210 (Before I started to lift heavy)
Right: 197 (Been lifting heavy 3 times a week with 30 minute cardio right after and another 30 minutes of cardio on one of my rest days)
I've only been lifting heavy for two months so I don't have any real muscle definition that you can see but damn! It sure has helped with belly fat. Strong lifts 5x5
Wow thank you for the inspiration I'm 194 and I'm more concerned about inches lost and this lets me know that there s hope.0 -
Wow you look amazing!0
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Bump for later!!!!0
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Everyone is amazing! For those who are new to lifting, just remember this:
It takes 4 weeks for you to see a difference;
8 weeks for friends and family; and
12 weeks for the rest of the world to notice.
Don't give up and keep up the good work!
I have had 3 major lifting sessions with my trainer and 2 alone in the last 8 days and my male co-workers have DEFINTELY noticed.
I noticed in 4 days; my fiance noticed and is getting jealous of my guns.1 -
All of you look amazing, I enjoy lifting weights too and hope to post some pics up soon.0
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Awesome job!!0
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Bump! Thanks everyone for sharing.0
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So totally in!! Thank you all for the inspiration!!0
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Thanks to all of you for posting all these inspirational photos!
Great job, Ladies!
Well... here's what I've learned after 26 pages of inspiration.
1) Weights - They do a body good.
2) I need to stop whining & start lifting
3) Logging off MFP
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bump for later...headed to the gym
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WOW! I just got started yesterday and the weight I use has nothing to do with strong so far. What weights did you guys start with for the different basic exercises?0
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i just started, doing this program, hopefully get to be the same levels as you ladies )
http://www.bodybuilding.com/fun/beginner_fat_loss_program.htm0 -
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I started Stronglifts in Feb and am progressing with everything...except the stupid overhead press. Completed 85 lbs for squat today! I'm surprised by my progress every single workout, haha. My shape has changed dramatically since starting.0
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Love this thread! This is my first post, but I've been lurking for a while
I was one of those girls that was scared of lifting because I didn't want to be bulky. I've always worked out, but just did cardio and abs. After years of staying the same, I finally decided to switch it up. I read enough info about lifting to be convinced that I wouldn't look like a man!
I started Stronglifts in Jan of this year, and I love working out in the "big boy section" haha
I have a few comparison pics from Jan and now. I can't see too much of a change, but I was in ok shape to start with. I can definitely tell my core is stronger, and my booty has lifted.
Good luck to anyone starting out!
I hope these pictures post right haha it was complicated!!
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Bump, love this thread. Amazing job, ladies!0
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These are taken three years apart (I've been other weights in between), but I weigh EXACTLY the same in both of these pics. The second was taken about a week ago, after just over a year of heavy lifting
You weigh exactly the same, but look so much slimmer..........Fab work!!lisamarie1780 wrote: »These are taken three years apart (I've been other weights in between), but I weigh EXACTLY the same in both of these pics. The second was taken about a week ago, after just over a year of heavy lifting
gorgeous.
Strong but still feminine
Strong women is not a new concept. Women have always been strong since time began.... it seems that people forget that now....
there is a difference between a strong man and a strong woman though ... and this shows that difference. You can be strong and be female at the same time.
Women should be strong, they are naturally strong... they are made to carry, give birth to and protect life..... they are capable of carrying, lifting, shouldering and fighting if the need arises but they should still have a hint of vulnerability and softness.... this girls speaks all of that to me.....
Strong... yes
Bulky man muscles and gangster jaw :huh: no
Good job
BeautifulBusyRaeNOTBusty wrote: »Strong... yes
Bulky man muscles and gangster jaw :huh: no
Good job
Beautiful
Pretty sure this is what we are tying to show. You won't get "bulky man muscles and a gangster jaw" from lifting weights.
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You ALL look amazing! I started 2 weeks ago and maybe one day I will not just look at your pictures for motivation but upload my own.0
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