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[QUOTE=CashmereEsquire;1057754061]320 to 244
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still got a long way to go[/QUOTE]
sup brah
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Wow! Amazing inspiration here. Congratulations to all!
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@ post #5073 AlextheNewbie
NICE start. You'll be a total hottie by the time you reach your early twenties. Awesome job. But I think you're in the wrong thread and need to be in the mass thread.
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Damn, so glad I found this and this thread. Been lurking for a while. Started off searching for weight loss and exercise and was very surprised to find a "fat to fit" thread on here. Kudos to the guy who started this and to everyone who has posted here. It is inspiring.
Cheers, John
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Oct, 2011
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/gjtH3Kb.jpg[/IMG]
Oct 2013
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/jLsM36f.jpg[/IMG]
Believe it or not the weight difference between these pictures is only 35lbs. Body composition, you rock me!
In total I lost 60lbs. But I have no pics from when I was my heaviest.
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Fawnl - what a difference 35 lbs made.
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Still much work to be done for me, but this will be a good spot to start I suppose and also will help me keep track of my progress every 3-6 months or so.
A slight backstory - I have always been unfit my entire life, I became the nice fat funny friend on the outside, but internally I was very depressed and had terrible anxiety. Over the years I have been friend zoned by pretty girls more than I care to admit, and used and manipulated by friends and family alike.
Basically started off @ 6'0'' 265 lbs - hated myself and overall felt very unhealthy. I had broke up with my girlfriend in July and decided I would stop feeling sorry to myself. With the help of my roommate/friend decided to make a change starting in July, it started off very slow, at the time I was eating whatever I wanted when I wanted so first I changed up the diet. Didn't start off so well, and it really didn't get more dedicated until the start of this month. The problem I was having is I was getting hammered 2-3 days a week and eating a **** load when I got back to the apartment and also the day after being hungover a lot. Slowly started cutting down on my drinking habits and miraculously my diet became better haha.
I did join a gym in August to try to help speed things along with my struggling diet at the time. I pretty much made every excuse in the book the first two months to my roommate and other buddy who goes to the same gym as to why I couldn't go. I would say I was averaging 1-2x a week actually getting to the gym for August and September. Near the end of September I felt like I was really the same lazy person as to when I wanted to start changing in July. I knew if I really wanted to become healthy for the first time in my life I would need to really start to dedicate myself so I told my roommate and other buddy that for the rest of the year I would be going to the Gym to lift + cardio with them M-F and for every day I skipped I would pay them each 25.00. Wow what a change! The first week was hell and I really wanted to quit, but as the next few weeks went on the idea of the gym turned from a really negative experience to a positive one.
A few weeks back I started to also go in the mornings to do some cardio and some extra lifts for about an hour each day on top of the afternoon lifting + cardio sessions.
I started off back in July weighing the biggest I've ever been at 265 and as of this morning I'm currently 225. I still realize I have a lot of hard work ahead of me but as weird as it sounds to the old me, I'm actually looking forward to it. I don't have a "weight" goal because I don't really see that as a healthy way of goal setting, I'd more say my goal is to become healthy - whether that takes me to 170 or 200 we'll judge and reassess along the path. My original motivation I guess has been a bit selfish in I don't want to be the "nice fat funny friend," and would rather be just a "nice funny guy."
This was taken near the end of June.
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Yesterday (mustache is coming in nicely aye? haha)
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Anyways that was long enough - hope all is well and everyone keeps up the amazing work. This thread has been such a huge motivation for me on some of those days where I'm trying to find an excuse for a cheat meal (aka a whole pizza).
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[QUOTE=AlexTheNewbie;1151126363]Here's my most recent comparison :)
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[QUOTE=jlee0013;1153080423]@ post #5073 AlextheNewbie
NICE start. You'll be a total hottie by the time you reach your early twenties. Awesome job. But I think you're in the wrong thread and need to be in the mass thread.[/QUOTE]
Thanks! I can't wait to see what I'll have achieved until I'm in my twenties. I don't think 71KG is enough for the mass thread.
[QUOTE=TheDifference12;1151127383]54kg to 71kg in 6 months, decrease of fat and increase in muscle.
Very good.
Workout info? Exercises you did, lifts, etc.[/QUOTE]
Thanks. And it's 4 months, really. I stopped for 2 months when I met my girlfriend. Sex etc. made it really easy to cut. That's how I shredded down that fast.
As for my workout info, I work out in a shabby school gym where the heaviest dumbbells have become too light. I'm maintaining right now and will be switching to a real gym soon :)
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[QUOTE=Fawnl;1153269123]Oct, 2011
Believe it or not the weight difference between these pictures is only 35lbs. Body composition, you rock me!
In total I lost 60lbs. But I have no pics from when I was my heaviest.[/QUOTE]
Awesome transformation. Congrats. Keep up the good work.
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[QUOTE=AlexTheNewbie;1153555903]Thanks! I can't wait to see what I'll have achieved until I'm in my twenties. I don't think 71KG is enough for the mass thread.
Thanks. And it's 4 months, really. I stopped for 2 months when I met my girlfriend. Sex etc. made it really easy to cut. That's how I shredded down that fast.
As for my workout info, I work out in a shabby school gym where the heaviest dumbbells have become too light. I'm maintaining right now and will be switching to a real gym soon :)[/QUOTE]
Buddy, you have done some real work. Congrats on your progress. Keep the work.By your progress rate you will be a giant in couple of years.
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nicely done bro. very impressive gaining
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@ ALexthenewbie. that's a really imprssive transformation man. seems like u put a lot work into achieveing that. nice job man
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Cashmere
tell me how u been working out?
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[QUOTE=Fawnl;1153269123]Believe it or not the weight difference between these pictures is only 35lbs. [/QUOTE]
Looks like it should be way more! Are you fairly short?
Great progress either way, congrats.
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Here is my progress now.
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[QUOTE=Guydreambody;1153561703]Buddy, you have done some real work. Congrats on your progress. Keep the work.By your progress rate you will be a giant in couple of years.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=HquonQuto;1153574753]@ ALexthenewbie. that's a really imprssive transformation man. seems like u put a lot work into achieveing that. nice job man[/QUOTE]
Thanks guys. And yeah I haven't missed a single workout. Today I forgot my stuff but I went to work out anyways in jeans without a t-shirt lol.
New guys in our schoolgym kept asking me questions on how to get a body like mine.
It felt amazing :3
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sick transformations 10/10 to the guys and girls sick
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[QUOTE=Rob373;1153633953]Looks like it should be way more! Are you fairly short?
Great progress either way, congrats.[/QUOTE]
No. I'm 5'6-7. Pretty average.
However, I have been building lean mass steadily now for 1.5 yrs. I have actually gained 2 inches in my ass since last December, lol. SQUAT BOOTY FOR THE WIN!!!
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hey man how was ur diet like? before ur cut were u lifting before? how did ur routine looks like? do u do cardio?[QUOTE=Jetsetter1;1115224743]This is mine so far. I started taking it very seriously almost 6 moths ago, started at 195lbs around 28%bf, and am now at 165lbs around 14-15%, and thats the progress so far.
Just switched from a cut to a bulk, cleanly, and want to start recomping to put on some mass.
Any tips/tricks/critiques/comments are alway great!
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You're all super inspirational![/QUOTE]
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Current progress shots. Still along way to go!
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[QUOTE=Steeljaw;1153897903]Current progress shots. Still along way to go![/QUOTE]
Wow, repped!
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I've dropped 40 pounds since April. From 196 to 156.
First photo here is April 22.
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This is yesterday. 156 pounds.
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June: Probably weighed in the mid to high 180s. One month into my journey.
July: Mid 170's
September: 160's, dipped back into the 150's back up to 160.
October: Today, after breaking the plateau down to 156 pounds.
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The first pair of pants are the same one in the June pic and are a size 13. The second pair is from the Spetember pic and were purchased in August/September and are a size 9. Shocking that I bout a pair of size 9 pants a month ago that are now gigantic and earlier this year I was wearing 13's. So I'm guessing I'm close to a size 7 now. Crazy that I can fit my whole arm inside a pair of size 9 pants with me, haha! I remember them being really tight when I bought them and thinking dont worry, Im getting smaller, guess that was quick.
Basically during this journey I lost pretty slow and steadily. Hit a plateau in August/September where I went down to 156 but then quickly rebounded to 160. Started a bodyweight circuit routine and got my macros in check, back down to 156 with some noob gains made that month, looking a much slimmer and toned 156 than in september.
I'd love to hear a body fat estimate of the first picture and the most current just so I know where I've been and where I'm going. I have no idea what I started out and no idea what I am at now. Measly reps for anyone who can help me out!
Still a long long way to go.
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These are a couple of years apart... but I was pleased with how much lean tissue I was able to maintain. I only really got serious with my nutrition for the last 6 months.
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[QUOTE=Fawnl;1153269123]Oct, 2011
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/gjtH3Kb.jpg[/IMG]
Oct 2013
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/jLsM36f.jpg[/IMG]
Believe it or not the weight difference between these pictures is only 35lbs. Body composition, you rock me!
In total I lost 60lbs. But I have no pics from when I was my heaviest.[/QUOTE]
Great work!!
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nice work did you stay the same weight?
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[QUOTE=Fawnl;1153269123]Oct, 2011
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/gjtH3Kb.jpg[/IMG]
Oct 2013
[IMG]http://i.imgur.com/jLsM36f.jpg[/IMG]
Believe it or not the weight difference between these pictures is only 35lbs. Body composition, you rock me!
In total I lost 60lbs. But I have no pics from when I was my heaviest.[/QUOTE]
Wow, great job!