Before and After help

sktllmdrhmz
sktllmdrhmz Posts: 1,799 Member
edited December 2024 in Success Stories
Hi, does anyone have any tips they'd like to share on taking good before and after pictures? I have my first set, but I hate the way they look (more motivation to exercise, obviously). I'm really trying to be accurate with them, and my first thought has been to just stand kind of limp since it's the only position that I know I can consistently replicate. It just looks so unnatural, though. I mean, nobody really stands like they're a dishrag draped over the sink. So, what do you guys do for before and afters? Thanks!

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  • wearechevytough1
    wearechevytough1 Posts: 6 Member
    I would suggest standing tall with your shoulders back and relaxed. See if this helps.:smile::smile:
  • tigerdactyl
    tigerdactyl Posts: 112 Member
    p90x has a standard set that they have you do, I believe they're designed to show you pretty solid overall progress. I can't find a list online but I remember them as -

    Front, arms down
    Front, hands on hips
    Front, arms up flexing
    Side, twisting toward camera
    Back, arms down
    Back, hands on hips
    Back, flexing

    If you get these before and afters, you should be able to notice a lot of little changes. Good luck!
  • sktllmdrhmz
    sktllmdrhmz Posts: 1,799 Member
    Thanks, I'll have to look that up. I just wish I'd taken more before pictures.
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