Women lifting heavy - with pics
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This is/was one of my all time fav threads... Sad tears for the awesome older pics that don't show up any more4
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Can't wait to see some lifting successes! @clambert1273 I hope most of the pics show up.0
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Revive this thread please! Sad that so many pics are not showing up on the old posts. I'm trying to get into lifting, but have a bum shoulder at the moment (starting physical therapy next week). Definitely feeling discouraged that I haven't been able to progress & get the results I want. Would love to see the successes of others though!1
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You look amazing. What is your weight in the second picture? Thanks
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larsivydody wrote: »You look amazing. What is your weight in the second picture? Thanks
Hi - not sure if you're talking to me? If so, thank you, first of all. I'm about 122 lbs in the second picture and 15.1% body fat (gotten from a bod pod - so not 100% accurate). I'm 5' 6".1 -
Thank you for your quick reply.
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larsivydody wrote: »Thank you for your quick reply.
I'll reply quickly to anybody who says something nice about me14 -
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That's awesome0
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I love this thread!
This is something I've wanted to do for awhile.
@Pinklacroix I resemble your before pics - how did you get started?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
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Such inspiration here, I can't wait to start!0
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I was the sole lady lifter in the gym this morning and it made me think of this thread. BAM!6
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deluxmary2000 wrote: »
@deluxmary2000 Sorry just saw this when the thread got bumped. I followed (and still follow) a program called Thinner, Leaner, Stronger (you can download the book with that name by Michael Matthews which is what I did). It's part of his bigger company, Muscle for Life (muscleforlife.com), but the Thinner, Leaner, Stronger targets females (although I find it's really not that different than the version for males, Bigger, Leaner, Stronger). I love the program because I knew NOTHING when I started and it's extremely simple and straight forward. I went onto his website many times to ask questions through the forums and got an answer from him within a couple of days 100% of the time. I highly recommend this guy and his programs.4 -
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I love this thread so much. I've just started with some strength training DVDs to help get ready for the real-deal once I've gained some flexibility and initial strength to actually strength train!0
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Pinklacroix wrote: »If lifting is wrong then I don't want to be right. Start weight was 245 lbs I started out with cardio but about 6 months into my weight loss journey I discovered lifting and never looked back. I wish more women weren't afraid to lift heavy. It is such an empowering feeling you get when you do.
Is that your real butt? I only ask because I've had real changes there, but to see if that level of shape change is possible, I need to up my glut game. I don't want unrealistic expectations.7 -
@blwelch1 It's from lifting 5 days a week, doing about 2 to 2.5 hours total of HIIT cardio (mostly on the stairmaster) per week, and eating in a deficit. I'm told that the reason I was able to gain so much muscle while eating in a deficit was due to my being a complete newbie to weight lifting. Newbie gains.2 -
I'm not sharing before and afters at the moment, but the thread was "women lifting heavy - pics." Here's one:
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thisonetimeatthegym wrote: »I'm not sharing before and afters at the moment, but the thread was "women lifting heavy - pics." Here's one:
You're strong AND flexible enough to do the splits??!! I bow to you.2 -
How about lifting heavy with video? My first 300 lb deadlift! Still super proud of this!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=107cI3DqHas
I need new before and after pics. These are my most recent, and they're seven months old.
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thisonetimeatthegym wrote: »I'm not sharing before and afters at the moment, but the thread was "women lifting heavy - pics." Here's one:
You're strong AND flexible enough to do the splits??!! I bow to you.
To God be the glory! I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me! No bowing to me!7 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »How about lifting heavy with video? My first 300 lb deadlift! Still super proud of this!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=107cI3DqHas
I need new before and after pics. These are my most recent, and they're seven months old.
Good for you girl! Love that arrgh! at the end of your lift!1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »How about lifting heavy with video? My first 300 lb deadlift! Still super proud of this!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=107cI3DqHas
I need new before and after pics. These are my most recent, and they're seven months old.
I think I've just found my new role model / hero.
That was awesome to watch!!!! Well done lovely lady!!!0 -
thisonetimeatthegym wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »How about lifting heavy with video? My first 300 lb deadlift! Still super proud of this!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=107cI3DqHas
I need new before and after pics. These are my most recent, and they're seven months old.
Good for you girl! Love that arrgh! at the end of your lift!
Me, too. It makes me smile every time I watch the video.2 -
Karen_can_do_this wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »How about lifting heavy with video? My first 300 lb deadlift! Still super proud of this!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=107cI3DqHas
I need new before and after pics. These are my most recent, and they're seven months old.
I think I've just found my new role model / hero.
That was awesome to watch!!!! Well done lovely lady!!!
Awww, thanks!0
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