**Transformations from FAT to FIT** Part 2

[WeekndGainer]

Decided to go find old Halloween pics. I had forgotten about the 80s-ish **** show on the left lol not surprised I suppressed that memory. Anyways here is me on Halloween 2007 vs me on Halloween a couple years ago. As much as I hate to admit it I can't deny that being able to run with the sloots on Halloween instead of casually trying to hide my fat rolls all night with creative layers of fabric and fur is probably the best part of losing weight

Nicely done! Defs looking good.

Hoping to join the successful stories on here in the near future. Really motivating seeing all these posts.

[Logan3265]

First transformation mainly fat loss.

Then started putting on muscle

[OwenFaapoi]

Hi guys. I don't have over 50 posts so I can't show my transformation on here. Click on my profile to have a look though. I lost about 15-17kgs during my latest cut and got down to about 6% bodyfat. Check out my website in the signature box below if you would like more info. Cheers guys.

[1ATOMIC1]

14-week transformation. I am just getting started.

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[pramodsoni41]

Hi all,
I recently started taking bodybuilding seriously. I was about 86 Kg 3 months ago, and now I am around 71 Kg. My two month transformation pic. Have I lost much of muscle mas. Some of my friends say I look weak and skinny.

[TruNorthFitness]

Hey guys! This is my 2017 bodybuilding.com spokesmodel progress pictures. What do you think ?

[scarletb1392]

way to go!

[TimXpedites]

Hello everyone, I'm Tim & I'm 42yrs old. Recently (3-4 weeks ago) I started my quest for better health, fitness & overall happiness within myself & my life. I am currently following the direction of a friend whom is into bodybuilding across the pond in Ireland, this will be my introduction & progress post as time goes on. Though I have only been in it for 3-4 weeks, I look forward to seeing my own progress as time goes on. The 1st photo is maybe 3 weeks old & the second is me as of yesterday 11-14-2016. So on that, this is ME & I look forward to learning more from you folks in due time.

[liftshit]

from crunch lines on to veins -31lbs between.
slightly slimmer waistlines now.

[Gbear1981]

from crunch lines on to veins -31lbs between.
slightly slimmer waistlines now.

Well done!

How did your diet and routine look like?

[ThatAussieGuy]

Decided to go find old Halloween pics. I had forgotten about the 80s-ish **** show on the left lol not surprised I suppressed that memory. Anyways here is me on Halloween 2007 vs me on Halloween a couple years ago. As much as I hate to admit it I can't deny that being able to run with the sloots on Halloween instead of casually trying to hide my fat rolls all night with creative layers of fabric and fur is probably the best part of losing weight

Wow amazing progress!
Seriously, wow!

[ThatAussieGuy]

Hello everyone, I'm Tim & I'm 42yrs old. Recently (3-4 weeks ago) I started my quest for better health, fitness & overall happiness within myself & my life. I am currently following the direction of a friend whom is into bodybuilding across the pond in Ireland, this will be my introduction & progress post as time goes on. Though I have only been in it for 3-4 weeks, I look forward to seeing my own progress as time goes on. The 1st photo is maybe 3 weeks old & the second is me as of yesterday 11-14-2016. So on that, this is ME & I look forward to learning more from you folks in due time.

Awesome man! progress is definitely looking good so far. Keep it up!

[ThatAussieGuy]

from crunch lines on to veins -31lbs between.
slightly slimmer waistlines now.

Holy **** dude, You're so lean now.

[ThatAussieGuy]

Hey guys! This is my 2017 bodybuilding.com spokesmodel progress pictures. What do you think ?

Look like a completely new person man! Nice.

[ThatAussieGuy]

My name is Austin, and I'm 19 and in college. I got into training for powerlifting in January. Weighed 210 pounds in January, and trained for a mock meet April 30th, 2016. Ended with a 385 squat/ 245 bench/ 465 dead for a 1095 total (raw with wraps) at 185.0 pounds body weight. I'm now 4 weeks out from my first official meet. I am competing raw at 181 pounds and I just maxed out at 395 squat/ 275 bench/ 575 dead for a 1245 total at 183.5 pounds. I have come a long way in both strength and physique, and I even plan on breaking the UPA dead lift record for sub-juniors in this meet. My friend and I started an instagram page following my journey in power lifting and his journey in men's physique. ig: Gna_fit .We have been very successful so far, and even got our first sponsorship.

Hell yeah man! That's sick progress! And a fellow powerlifter too! Keep it up.

[ThatAussieGuy]

Finally feel like I am finally able to post here lol. Left is my heaviest at 227 and today my lowest at 167. 60 pounds lost and I am much stronger today too! I started being able to barely bench 100 now I'm doing 3x5 at 150 using fierce 5. Bulk soon!

Man, your fat loss is bloody awesome! Completely transformed yourself!

[TimXpedites]

Awesome man! progress is definitely looking good so far. Keep it up!

Thank you Aussie!

[ConnorLifts9331]

How did you do this? I'm 14 and I need this lmao.

[AlexTheNewbie]

How did you do this? I'm 14 and I need this lmao.

Don't consider cutting until you're fully grown.

[hexagram520]

I have been reading this forum for a while and constantly used this thread to get and stay motivated. I have been big as long as I can remember. Probably became obvious around age 8 or so. Last year I found myself at 350 pounds and about to turn 30 and decided I was finally going to make the change in my diet that my life needed. I had been introduced to powerlifting and dabbled in that for a year or 2, but never really took the food part seriously. I started monitoring calories/protein and doing a 5 day split. I am currently down to 268 and staying motivated to get down to 200.(I'm 5'10"). I have gone from size 44/46 pants to 38/40 and from 3xl shirts (sometimes bordering on needing 4xl) to xl shirts.

[KrausFade18]

I have been reading this forum for a while and constantly used this thread to get and stay motivated. I have been big as long as I can remember. Probably became obvious around age 8 or so. Last year I found myself at 350 pounds and about to turn 30 and decided I was finally going to make the change in my diet that my life needed. I had been introduced to powerlifting and dabbled in that for a year or 2, but never really took the food part seriously. I started monitoring calories/protein and doing a 5 day split. I am currently down to 268 and staying motivated to get down to 200.(I'm 5'10"). I have gone from size 44/46 pants to 38/40 and from 3xl shirts (sometimes bordering on needing 4xl) to xl shirts.

You look either taller than 5'10 or thinner than 350 and 270 respectively. Either way, unless you have or had higher muscle and less fat than I do, then your waist measurement isn't your ACTUAL waist.

Trust me, when I was 300 {{280 now, used to be 335}} my 'waist' came out to 46/48, but it was actually my hips. Your waist is actually around the bellybutton level.

So measure there, get some slightly bigger pants {{I wear 42's okay on my hips, but I can go 46's on my waist despite the actual measurement bein 52/54-ish}} and pull them up to where they're supposed to be.

I bet that leg chaffing you might have will go away instantly. Plus, it's actually made me feel miles better to wear my pants/shorts this way. More secure{emotionally}, more appropriate, more correct, AND more fasionable. Not to mention safer and less chance of plumber's crack, etc.

[hexagram520]

You look either taller than 5'10 or thinner than 350 and 270 respectively. Either way, unless you have or had higher muscle and less fat than I do, then your waist measurement isn't your ACTUAL waist.

Trust me, when I was 300 {{280 now, used to be 335}} my 'waist' came out to 46/48, but it was actually my hips. Your waist is actually around the bellybutton level.

So measure there, get some slightly bigger pants {{I wear 42's okay on my hips, but I can go 46's on my waist despite the actual measurement bein 52/54-ish}} and pull them up to where they're supposed to be.

I bet that leg chaffing you might have will go away instantly. Plus, it's actually made me feel miles better to wear my pants/shorts this way. More secure{emotionally}, more appropriate, more correct, AND more fasionable. Not to mention safer and less chance of plumber's crack, etc.

I wear my pants kinda between hips and belly button, but I don't have plumber's crack issues. I just tried pulling the size 40 jeans up to my belly button and had no issue buttoning them or sitting down with them pulled up. They are not stretchy whatsoever. Not a big fan of wearing my pants that high (especially since I have to tuck in my shirt at work. Looks nerdy imo) If I look taller, it may be that most of my height is torso with average length legs. I am definitely not 6'0" or taller. I have a pretty reliable scale as well and weigh daily.

[SaiyanFitness24]

I've been off the forum for a really long time since I have been extra dedicated to myself, I became absorbed and determined to loose more weight, I started from 198 pounds and now I'm here at 134.

Will keep cutting until I'm 124, and once I'm there, I'll see if I can get a lilttle bit leaner for my first real bulk.

This is my full progress, back from when I started right to just last week.

I know this is not an introduction since I posted my pictures months ago, but maybe it can encourage some people, if you are overweight like I was, and just starting to work on your body... don't worry, you can do it!.

[KrausFade18]

I wear my pants kinda between hips and belly button, but I don't have plumber's crack issues. I just tried pulling the size 40 jeans up to my belly button and had no issue buttoning them or sitting down with them pulled up. They are not stretchy whatsoever. Not a big fan of wearing my pants that high (especially since I have to tuck in my shirt at work. Looks nerdy imo) If I look taller, it may be that most of my height is torso with average length legs. I am definitely not 6'0" or taller. I have a pretty reliable scale as well and weigh daily.

Oh. Okay then. Guess you just store fat differently and have a lower percentage of it to boot. Oh well.

[cherrygarcia80]

Still on the journey. So far have gone from 378 pounds down to 235 pounds (143 pounds lost). I still have a long way to go but hanging in there.

[vinilzordd]

Still on the journey. So far have gone from 378 pounds down to 235 pounds (143 pounds lost). I still have a long way to go but hanging in there.

Wow! Turns out keto is working just fine for you, that's cool

[averagetoabs]

Hey guys, my name's Matt, and I used to be a fat kid I've been into working out since I was 14, but it's only been over the last few years or so that I've really got my diet on track. At my heaviest, I was 200 pounds. I'm now under 150 pounds. It took quite a while...mostly because it was an ongoing struggle to really get my diet right and keep it that way. Well worth the effort though. I'm currently finishing up a 60 day challenge to go from 16% to 12% body fat. I've got two weeks to go, and it's looking like I'm going to hit it.

[Pepsimus]

Hi All, I started at 146kg 3 months in I'm 114, changed my eating and lifestyle around only whole natural foods that I can grow or raise, nothing packaged and some intermittent fasting. Water only, walking my dogs for an hour every day & working out with bricks and one dumbbell in my backyard. 2 months left to reach the 50kg loss mark and hoping to find myself in the gym soon. I also have been about 4 months no cigarettes (was a social smoker) and have only had a drink about 3 times that were special occasions, my phone also happened to break around the same time and decided to really seclude myself and go "offgrid" and do my own thing. Reconnected with nature, my garden and other natural pursuits like hiking. All in all, I'm happy, refreshed and I can truly say every single day, I'm a better person than last.

I have a thread in this category called slim5BIG50 (slim 5 months & a big 50kg loss)
Feel free to follow.

[vanderr]

[bmaczuga]

Here's my progress since I started a long long time ago. Been a rollercoaster.