HALP! Heavy Lifting Made Me SUPAH Bulky!!!
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mom23mangos wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »The first pic I am the same weight as I am in the last pic- the only difference being a year and a half of progressive lifting
What a gorgeous example of a recomp! Go, you!
Second that! What a great job!
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stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »The first pic I am the same weight as I am in the last pic- the only difference being a year and a half of progressive lifting
What a gorgeous example of a recomp! Go, you!
Thank you I started at 76kg (not shown) Got down to 61kg at the end of last year, and now back up to around 68kg give or take!
Are you a powerlifter? I have been training and looking to compete in strongwoman stuff, but the UK comps seem to be either very light, miles away or massively heavy ha!
Yep. Relatively new, started competing in February.
Hows has it gone?
I hold my state's deadlift record for my age/weight.
So...pretty good? LOL
It's actually a LOT of fun. All the women are super supportive and root for each other. I really enjoy it.5 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »The first pic I am the same weight as I am in the last pic- the only difference being a year and a half of progressive lifting
What a gorgeous example of a recomp! Go, you!
Thank you I started at 76kg (not shown) Got down to 61kg at the end of last year, and now back up to around 68kg give or take!
Are you a powerlifter? I have been training and looking to compete in strongwoman stuff, but the UK comps seem to be either very light, miles away or massively heavy ha!
Yep. Relatively new, started competing in February.
Hows has it gone?
I hold my state's deadlift record for my age/weight. So...pretty good? LOL
It's actually a LOT of fun. All the women are super supportive and root for each other. I really enjoy it.
Wow, amazing, well done
The closest Ive come is that I have the 4th heaviest deadlift in my gym, ha!
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stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »The first pic I am the same weight as I am in the last pic- the only difference being a year and a half of progressive lifting
What a gorgeous example of a recomp! Go, you!
Thank you I started at 76kg (not shown) Got down to 61kg at the end of last year, and now back up to around 68kg give or take!
Are you a powerlifter? I have been training and looking to compete in strongwoman stuff, but the UK comps seem to be either very light, miles away or massively heavy ha!
Yep. Relatively new, started competing in February.
Hows has it gone?
I hold my state's deadlift record for my age/weight. So...pretty good? LOL
It's actually a LOT of fun. All the women are super supportive and root for each other. I really enjoy it.
Wow, amazing, well done
The closest Ive come is that I have the 4th heaviest deadlift in my gym, ha!
Oh, there are tons of people (men, mostly, I guess) that deadlift more than me. Now that I think about it, I may have the heaviest female deadlift at my gym. It's a powerlifting/bodybuilding gym. We have a woman that has won a gold medal in bench press at World's. And Jesse Norris trains there - he has multiple world records in powerlifting. Not bad for little Idaho.1 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »quiksylver296 wrote: »stephaniedenise28 wrote: »The first pic I am the same weight as I am in the last pic- the only difference being a year and a half of progressive lifting
What a gorgeous example of a recomp! Go, you!
Thank you I started at 76kg (not shown) Got down to 61kg at the end of last year, and now back up to around 68kg give or take!
Are you a powerlifter? I have been training and looking to compete in strongwoman stuff, but the UK comps seem to be either very light, miles away or massively heavy ha!
Yep. Relatively new, started competing in February.
Hows has it gone?
I hold my state's deadlift record for my age/weight. So...pretty good? LOL
It's actually a LOT of fun. All the women are super supportive and root for each other. I really enjoy it.
Wow, amazing, well done
The closest Ive come is that I have the 4th heaviest deadlift in my gym, ha!
Oh, there are tons of people (men, mostly, I guess) that deadlift more than me. Now that I think about it, I may have the heaviest female deadlift at my gym. It's a powerlifting/bodybuilding gym. We have a woman that has won a gold medal in bench press at World's. And Jesse Norris trains there - he has multiple world records in powerlifting. Not bad for little Idaho.
I forgot to say that that's the 4th heaviest girls deadlift ha!! Mine is the same kind of gym, which is why I chose to train there, couldn't go back to a chain gym now!! Your gym sounds amazing, I'm jealous!
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stephaniedenise28 wrote: »
The first pic I am the same weight as I am in the last pic- the only difference being a year and a half of progressive lifting
Awesome results!1 -
stephaniedenise28 wrote: »
The first pic I am the same weight as I am in the last pic- the only difference being a year and a half of progressive lifting
Awesome results!
Thank you
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Guys, I'm so excited about this, I'm sharing it in every thread that is at all related to heavy lifting. 385 lbs!!! If I can deadlift this from the floor at my next meet (instead of a block pull), I'll break state record.
Does this lift make me look bulky?!?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfTgU1x_oS0
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Good luck!!!!3
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quiksylver296 wrote: »Guys, I'm so excited about this, I'm sharing it in every thread that is at all related to heavy lifting. 385 lbs!!! If I can deadlift this from the floor at my next meet (instead of a block pull), I'll break state record.
Does this lift make me look bulky?!?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfTgU1x_oS0
WELL DONE!! You rock!
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quiksylver296 wrote: »Guys, I'm so excited about this, I'm sharing it in every thread that is at all related to heavy lifting. 385 lbs!!! If I can deadlift this from the floor at my next meet (instead of a block pull), I'll break state record.
Does this lift make me look bulky?!?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfTgU1x_oS0
You're my hero!!! #ladycrush0 -
quiksylver296 wrote: »Guys, I'm so excited about this, I'm sharing it in every thread that is at all related to heavy lifting. 385 lbs!!! If I can deadlift this from the floor at my next meet (instead of a block pull), I'll break state record.
Does this lift make me look bulky?!?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfTgU1x_oS0
WOW!! Go for it!!! You are a role model for us!!!5 -
Thanks, everybody! 1
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quiksylver296 wrote: »Guys, I'm so excited about this, I'm sharing it in every thread that is at all related to heavy lifting. 385 lbs!!! If I can deadlift this from the floor at my next meet (instead of a block pull), I'll break state record.
Does this lift make me look bulky?!?https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfTgU1x_oS0
You rock!0 -
Friggin' awesome, quiksylver296!4
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Love this!! Rock on ladies0
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I love lifting and do it with Crossfit. I have a friends daughter(38 years old) who keeps saying she can't lift because she gets too big. I wish she could understand that she will not get big, the reasons she is getting bigger is due to her drinking and eating way to much as well as sitting on couch looking at her phone all day.
I was getting frustrated recently with my weight being stagnant as I have goal to lose about 10 more pounds but I did measurements yesterday and realized all my strength training has helped me lose another 1.5 inches this month.
Lifting is the best thing that has happened to my health and weight loss. I love it when I tell people I lift and then they ask me how old I am, I tell them 51 years old and feeling younger and healthier every month.
Keep up the good work everyone, we all know how good lifting is for us21 -
I wouldn't consider myself bulky at all, but I do have a decent muscle base and curves which I worked hard in the gym to build over many years with surplus (bulk) cycles. I also keep my bodyfat levels more in the fitness or high end of athletic range.
When people who lift flex, you can better see their muscles. I personally love to see people show off muscle, but some may be intimidated by that and it can put them off lifting. But see when I don't flex is what I look like most of the time in my everyday life. Lifting and building muscle has made such a difference in my confidence, my strength, my aesthetics, my outlook on food and eating, it has been so healthy for me all around.
Non-flex vs flexing photos:
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Totally hot, as always, @sardelsa.6
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