[QUOTE=imirish34;1637338823]Didnt see the rest of the replies, mb. Just keep at it man. I empathize with you wholeheartedly. Most guys really struggle with those lower abs and back as a holding point for fat.. I know I sure do lol. Just stay consistent and keep grinding. You'll get those results.[/QUOTE]
Here is the before (mid December) and current (end April) comparison.
I was in size 30, now size 28.
I transferred the weight to the phone.
[QUOTE=cheshirefilms;1637357903]Here is the before (mid December) and current (end April) comparison.
I transferred the weight to the phone.[/QUOTE]
Keep in mind, and no offense, but you didn't have much muscle to work with when you first started your "cut". Hence the reason you'll just end up looking like a smaller version of yourself vs "ripped". And this is speaking from personal experience, I'm was in the same boat as you : /
[QUOTE=Mr13percent;1637358713]Keep in mind, and no offense, but you didn't have much muscle to work with when you first started your "cut". Hence the reason you'll just end up looking like a smaller version of yourself vs "ripped". And this is speaking from personal experience, I'm was in the same boat as you : /[/QUOTE]
No offense taken, and I'm sure you had a tough journey too, and I don't mean to come off defensive, but I *really* don't agree with your black and white assessment of me merely being a smaller version of my former self at goal because I didn't have muscle "to start with." It's the sort of sad thing I hear said to the bodybuilding.com anorexic kids we encourage to go buy protein powder and pick up a dumbbell. It just doesn't describe my journey, at all.
Since I started my cut, Ive lifted 6 days a week. And I lifted before I got fatter too. But over a year ago I had suffered a terrible injury, gained fat and lost all my size. This was never gonna be a cut-only journey. My triceps are actually very decent size now underneath the fat. My legs arent chicken legs either. I definitely lift, proportionally, and six days a week. I can also bench more than my bodyweight now. I work hard, and I don't plan on letting down my guard.
But compared to most here, yes, I get it. I'm not show quality muscular. I don't expect to look like Tom Holland's Spiderman, let alone Thor, at 15%, without perhaps a true measured bulk phase.
But I had to cut from where I was. I was very uncomfortable. And I'm not 22 anymore. I'm doing the best I can.
[QUOTE=cheshirefilms;1637358953]No offense taken, and I'm sure you had a tough journey too, but I don't agree with your black and white assessment of me merely being a smaller version of my former self at goal.
Since I started my cut, Ive lifted 6 days a week. My triceps are actually very decent size now underneath the fat. My legs arent chicken legs either. I definitely lift, proportionally, and six days a week. I can also bench more than my bodyweight.
But compared to most here, yes, I get it. I'm not show quality muscular. I don't expect to look like Tom Holland's Spiderman, let alone Thor, at 15%, without perhaps a true measured bulk phase.
But I had to cut from where I was. I was very uncomfortable. I'm doing the best I can.[/QUOTE]
You have definitely improved in terms of body composition, but you may not reach your end goal in a single cut. This is very common.
Lifting as much as 6 times a week, particularly on a cut, seems like a lot of volume that I would only expect from a lifter who is already advanced. How did your lifts progress during the cut?
You may want to consider doing a mass gain phase instead of continuing the cut, if you cut 10 lbs more you're approaching underweight and may still not have as much definition as you want.
[QUOTE=EiFit91;1637360003]You have definitely improved in terms of body composition, but you may not reach your end goal in a single cut. This is very common.
Lifting as much as 6 times a week, particularly on a cut, seems like a lot of volume that I would only expect from a lifter who is already advanced. How did your lifts progress during the cut?
My lifts have been good, but for the most part the focus has been on getting strength and not losing it, as opposed to maintaining reps. If that makes sense. I was in a cut phase, after all.
You may want to consider doing a mass gain phase instead of continuing the cut, if you cut 10 lbs more you're approaching underweight and may still not have as much definition as you want.[/QUOTE]
Fair option, but 111 lbs is the low threshold of normal for my height range according to BMI.
I'm not even sniffing underweight right now.
I plan to stop my cut at 125, 15-17 percent, prior to flipping the deck to a true gain phase. I may even go with a personal trainer for new ideas, target new muscle fibers to twitch.
[QUOTE=cheshirefilms;1637363383]Fair option, but 111 lbs is the low threshold of normal for my height range according to BMI.
I'm not even sniffing underweight right now.
I plan to stop my cut at 125, 15-17 percent, prior to flipping the deck to a true gain phase. I may even go with a personal trainer for new ideas, target new muscle fibers to twitch.[/QUOTE]
I don't think a trainer is needed at your stage, you just need basic linear progression and consistency.
Save the money from the trainer for quality food etc... maybe some day when you're closer to your limit, a trainer would be a good idea.
[QUOTE=AdamWW;1637363543]I don't think a trainer is needed at your stage, you just need basic linear progression and consistency.
Save the money from the trainer for quality food etc... maybe some day when you're closer to your limit, a trainer would be a good idea.[/QUOTE]
Understand. I just am not ready to flip my mindset to a gain mindset just yet.
And even that I know isn't about massive calorie jumps, but I probably from where I'm at would have to add 700+ cals. I already intake 130+ protein a day, so I guess it's gonna entail a decent mix of additional good fats and lean carbs.
[QUOTE=cheshirefilms;1637363383]Fair option, but 111 lbs is the low threshold of normal for my height range according to BMI.
I'm not even sniffing underweight right now.
I plan to stop my cut at 125, 15-17 percent, prior to flipping the deck to a true gain phase. I may even go with a personal trainer for new ideas, target new muscle fibers to twitch.[/QUOTE]
But you may not reach that point at that weight, it depends on several factors, e.g. how your lifts are progressing - that's why I asked about that. You seem to be cutting very fast, with a training volume that would fit an advanced lifter.
If you are cutting fast and losing strength for instance, your body composition may not improve as much as you want.
[QUOTE=EiFit91;1637364923]But you may not reach that point at that weight, it depends on several factors, e.g. how your lifts are progressing - that's why I asked about that. You seem to be cutting very fast, with a training volume that would fit an advanced lifter.
If you are cutting fast and losing strength for instance, your body composition may not improve as much as you want.[/QUOTE]
I understand what you are getting to. No I'm definitely not losing strength. On the whole I've recovered my pre injury strength, and I'm maintaining it. Simply maintaining it. I'm not an advanced lifter, I just break up my lifts by groups so I get one or two days a week on each group and space it out, bis/tris, legs, chest/back, shoulders/core. This is simplistic breakdown, but just a heads up on what I target in general.
Not gaining much in that department except for flys and reverse flys which for some odd reason I didn't spend time on in the past.
And even there I'm holding steady once I worked up to it, around 75 lbs for reverse fly for back and 100 lbs for traditional for chest, 12 reps 4 sets each.
[QUOTE=cheshirefilms;1637357903]Here is the before (mid December) and current (end April) comparison.
I was in size 30, now size 28.
I transferred the weight to the phone.[/QUOTE]
First off, you can DEFINITELY see the change. You're killin' it, dude.
So take this as a pro or con, but looking at your body composition.. you're probably the person I've seen that resembles the closest example of how I hold my weight as well. I actually made a post here in frustration because I froze in weightloss for awhile 3-4 months into my cut around 180 (at 6'4~) but it was obvious despite being light, I still had fat to lose. So from a personal perspective, I say keep at it. That weight I was holding eventually came off more in the mirror than it did on the scale but nonetheless it came off in increments over the next two months.
The process is so frustrating sometimes. But your picture proves your making significant progress, especially if you're still maintaining strength (something that I wasn't) during this cut.
[QUOTE=imirish34;1637417023]First off, you can DEFINITELY see the change. You're killin' it, dude.
So take this as a pro or con, but looking at your body composition.. you're probably the person I've seen that resembles the closest example of how I hold my weight as well. I actually made a post here in frustration because I froze in weightloss for awhile 3-4 months into my cut around 180 (at 6'4~) but it was obvious despite being light, I still had fat to lose. So from a personal perspective, I say keep at it. That weight I was holding eventually came off more in the mirror than it did on the scale but nonetheless it came off in increments over the next two months.
The process is so frustrating sometimes. But your picture proves your making significant progress, especially if you're still maintaining strength (something that I wasn't) during this cut.[/QUOTE]
Thanks, that means a lot. Some think I've cut rather quickly, but April actually has had very little progress, and by my own doing admittedly. I went to Florida and pretty much ate what I wanted for an entire week. I also did some heavy lifting then but, it was actually liberating to come back and take the added water/fat off in one week total. Now I'm definitely back on my game and lasered in. It's amazing how that happens, when you aren't even tempted by any cravings whatsoever. Of course, I just came off a couple weeks back pizza after pizza, Chinese dinners and kettle corn snacks in the park.
Stats: Height: 5'8.75". Age: 25yrs old. Weight: 167
Sorry for the quality, I didn't realize how hard it is to get lighting & quality/focus to all come together.
5'10 148lb, 28.75" waist, all flexed, no pump, end of a cut. My guess 12.5-14.0. Please don't say 15 x.x
Tell me if you need better pics, skin folds, or circumferences.
My thoughts:
* I am tempted to go another 3lbs, I think 28.0" would come in @10 days... but I think it is time to add @7 then cut 3-4. Started at 162, I assume 20-21%.
* Tried to get tan for my monthly check in.. now I gotta wait another few days before taking better pictures :/
* I'm disappointed in my midsection- I can see 3 rows of abs when I move my skin around. This picture is as good as it gets flexed stationary. I assume I shouldn't drop <28" waist at this lbm, and that it will look better next cycle.
* Back makes me think skeletor depending on the position. The ribs really show when I move around flexed.
* Striations [or whatever you call striations at this bf] are visible in shoulders & to a lesser extent in pecs. Forearms have definition on the backsides, triceps have recently become more defined, so has definition between bicep/tricep. Quads have looked better in the past [think being pink isn't helping any here] but if my eyes aren't lying I can just make out some rectus femoris[?] lines beginning to peek, calves recently leaned out 1.5mm.
* Illiac crest measurements are my least consistent, I think because they vary so much with tiny distances between pinch spots.
* Overall very happy with the cut. The numbers & tracking were fun. Got back to lifting <4 months. Muscle size has been steady or increased, along with lifts. Glad I cut asap. Plan to cycle between 28"-29.5" waist in the future, which I think is ~14.5%. Not thrilled with my current physique, but feel much more optimistic for the future when I have a pump & good lighting.
If you have any advice for the future about strengths/weaknesses I'm all ears. Thanks for taking the time & sorry I didn't do a better job with pics- not much lmm to showcase right now anyway. GL with your lifts & diets
[QUOTE=etRCN;1637533003]Sorry for the quality, I didn't realize how hard it is to get lighting & quality/focus to all come together.
5'10 148lb, 28.75" waist, all flexed, no pump, end of a cut. My guess 12.5-14.0. Please don't say 15 x.x
Tell me if you need better pics, skin folds, or circumferences.
My thoughts:
* I am tempted to go another 3lbs, I think 28.0" would come in @10 days... but I think it is time to add @7 then cut 3-4. Started at 162, I assume 20-21%.
* Tried to get tan for my monthly check in.. now I gotta wait another few days before taking better pictures :/
* I'm disappointed in my midsection- I can see 3 rows of abs when I move my skin around. This picture is as good as it gets flexed stationary. I assume I shouldn't drop <28" waist at this lbm, and that it will look better next cycle.
* Back makes me think skeletor depending on the position. The ribs really show when I move around flexed.
* Striations [or whatever you call striations at this bf] are visible in shoulders & to a lesser extent in pecs. Forearms have definition on the backsides, triceps have recently become more defined, so has definition between bicep/tricep. Quads have looked better in the past [think being pink isn't helping any here] but if my eyes aren't lying I can just make out some rectus femoris[?] lines beginning to peek, calves recently leaned out 1.5mm.
* Illiac crest measurements are my least consistent, I think because they vary so much with tiny distances between pinch spots.
* Overall very happy with the cut. The numbers & tracking were fun. Got back to lifting <4 months. Muscle size has been steady or increased, along with lifts. Glad I cut asap. Plan to cycle between 28"-29.5" waist in the future, which I think is ~14.5%. Not thrilled with my current physique, but feel much more optimistic for the future when I have a pump & good lighting.
If you have any advice for the future about strengths/weaknesses I'm all ears. Thanks for taking the time & sorry I didn't do a better job with pics- not much lmm to showcase right now anyway. GL with your lifts & diets[/QUOTE]
Congrats on the cut. Not sure what your goals are, but if I were you I'd transition immediately to a gain phase. Maybe 10-15 pounds proportional. At the moment you have nearly no chest mass to speak of, but that's what the gain cycle is for right? Plus, the extra mass will give you extra calories for your budget. Not a bad deal all considered.
[QUOTE=etRCN;1637533003]Sorry for the quality, I didn't realize how hard it is to get lighting & quality/focus to all come together.
5'10 148lb, 28.75" waist, all flexed, no pump, end of a cut. My guess 12.5-14.0. Please don't say 15 x.x
Tell me if you need better pics, skin folds, or circumferences.
My thoughts:
* I am tempted to go another 3lbs, I think 28.0" would come in @10 days... but I think it is time to add @7 then cut 3-4. Started at 162, I assume 20-21%.
* Tried to get tan for my monthly check in.. now I gotta wait another few days before taking better pictures :/
* I'm disappointed in my midsection- I can see 3 rows of abs when I move my skin around. This picture is as good as it gets flexed stationary. I assume I shouldn't drop <28" waist at this lbm, and that it will look better next cycle.
* Back makes me think skeletor depending on the position. The ribs really show when I move around flexed.
* Striations [or whatever you call striations at this bf] are visible in shoulders & to a lesser extent in pecs. Forearms have definition on the backsides, triceps have recently become more defined, so has definition between bicep/tricep. Quads have looked better in the past [think being pink isn't helping any here] but if my eyes aren't lying I can just make out some rectus femoris[?] lines beginning to peek, calves recently leaned out 1.5mm.
* Illiac crest measurements are my least consistent, I think because they vary so much with tiny distances between pinch spots.
* Overall very happy with the cut. The numbers & tracking were fun. Got back to lifting <4 months. Muscle size has been steady or increased, along with lifts. Glad I cut asap. Plan to cycle between 28"-29.5" waist in the future, which I think is ~14.5%. Not thrilled with my current physique, but feel much more optimistic for the future when I have a pump & good lighting.
If you have any advice for the future about strengths/weaknesses I'm all ears. Thanks for taking the time & sorry I didn't do a better job with pics- not much lmm to showcase right now anyway. GL with your lifts & diets[/QUOTE]
I would guess you’re about 12%
I think you should focus on building mass. You’re pretty light as it is...
Looks like you have good insertions, just need overall size.
Quads look good
[QUOTE=tonysawah;1637471253]Stats: Height: 5'8.75". Age: 25yrs old. Weight: 167[/QUOTE]
Stage photos are hard to judge...
But, probably 9% or so... definitely no higher than 10
[QUOTE=AdamWW;1637546893]I would guess you’re about 12%
I think you should focus on building mass. You’re pretty light as it is...
Looks like you have good insertions, just need overall size.
Quads look good[/QUOTE]
I could kiss you, the 9 weeks paid off. Goal is 12 months of consistent lifting while staying under @15%. I began to bulk early 2021 but realized I should have cut. Now my plan is to bulk at 3lb/month and mini cut at 1% bw when I reach @15%. I think 3-6lbs is a good cut length for me to stick to.
I figure if I can build muscle at 1.5-2lbs/month, that should put me ~140-145lb lbm by the year's end, or 165-170 bw at high 14%. That's my high estimate, & I'd be very happy with something near that. That's the most muscle mass I will have ever had. Typically I'm @150-155 15-17%. In my notes I have written that I think 16-17% looked good too, but we'll see how more muscle mass looks. I'm already really happy with how I look in a small shirt, I can see my traps through it, and my arms are decent enough to mostly fill it out. I was always self conscious about my small waist, but after hanging out in bb forums I'm eager for 28-30" and getting a taper going. Can't wait to get more muscle all around. The process is fun in itself- I really enjoy the human biology aspect.
I attached pictures from March & April if you've got time to check, I'm curious if @20% and 16% are close. It was real fun researching & plotting the progression of body fat. Initially I thought I was 16-17% at the beginning on 3/2, and that this was going to be a quick cut to 10% after doing some math lol. I think 19-21 was more accurate. Real glad I cut when I did!
[QUOTE=etRCN;1637551913]I could kiss you, the 9 weeks paid off. Goal is 12 months of consistent lifting while staying under @15%. I began to bulk early 2021 but realized I should have cut. Now my plan is to bulk at 3lb/month and mini cut at 1% bw when I reach @15%. I think 3-6lbs is a good cut length for me to stick to.
I figure if I can build muscle at 1.5-2lbs/month, that should put me ~140-145lb lbm by the year's end, or 165-170 bw at high 14%. That's my high estimate, & I'd be very happy with something near that. That's the most muscle mass I will have ever had. Typically I'm @150-155 15-17%. In my notes I have written that I think 16-17% looked good too, but we'll see how more muscle mass looks. I'm already really happy with how I look in a small shirt, I can see my traps through it, and my arms are decent enough to mostly fill it out. I was always self conscious about my small waist, but after hanging out in bb forums I'm eager for 28-30" and getting a taper going. Can't wait to get more muscle all around. The process is fun in itself- I really enjoy the human biology aspect.
I attached pictures from March & April if you've got time to check, I'm curious if @20% and 16% are close. It was real fun researching & plotting the progression of body fat. Initially I thought I was 16-17% at the beginning on 3/2, and that this was going to be a quick cut to 10% after doing some math lol. I think 19-21 was more accurate. Real glad I cut when I did![/QUOTE]
I think your estimates were reasonable from the pictures.
Keep in mind tho, you probably won't be gaining 1.5-2lb of actual muscle mass per month... I mean that's a TON of lean tissue in a year if you're already starting with some lifting history.
But either way, I think you have a really good starting point.
ibb.co/3W77m9f
5’9 at 193 lbs currently, down from 255 beginning of 2020. Currently aiming for 165 by September and then reassessing. Let me know what you guys think! Not going to bias this with my own estimation heh.
[QUOTE=golfballs321;1637713483]ibb.co/3W77m9f
5’9 at 193 lbs currently, down from 255 beginning of 2020. Currently aiming for 165 by September and then reassessing. Let me know what you guys think! Not going to bias this with my own estimation heh.[/QUOTE]probably 27%+
[QUOTE=faithbrah;1637714563]probably 27%+[/QUOTE]
Thanks! My own estimation was 28-29% and my trainer said 30 or a bit less than 30. So it’s good to hear.
Hi,
I'd appreciate a BF estimate. I have been working out for a few years but only recently got my nutrition in order. I am always unsure as to whether I should eat at a surplus or a deficit. I have a lot of fat around my lower back and stomach.
[QUOTE=NiallGlennon;1637732023]Hi,
I'd appreciate a BF estimate. I have been working out for a few years but only recently got my nutrition in order. I am always unsure as to whether I should eat at a surplus or a deficit. I have a lot of fat around my lower back and stomach.[/QUOTE]
In just to see how my guess compares to those with a more trained eye for it.
20-21%... ?
[QUOTE=EliKoehn;1637735163]In just to see how my guess compares to those with a more trained eye for it.
20-21%... ?[/QUOTE]
I agree with this... i'd say it COULD be as high as about 22% depending on distribution but not far off either way.
[QUOTE=golfballs321;1637713483]ibb.co/3W77m9f
5’9 at 193 lbs currently, down from 255 beginning of 2020. Currently aiming for 165 by September and then reassessing. Let me know what you guys think! Not going to bias this with my own estimation heh.[/QUOTE]
~30%
I'd like a estimate please. Current stats are 5'7 and 215 pounds. Pictures in bodyspace profile.
[QUOTE=thetruth1985;1637752663]I'd like a estimate please. Current stats are 5'7 and 215 pounds. Pictures in bodyspace profile.[/QUOTE]
Probably around 28%
I am 5"9 and weigh 199lb.
Skinfold calipers estimated 12%, although the person who measured was very experienced I feel I am a little higher.
5 years ago I had an 16-17% estimate on this forum weighing around 190lb. I have more muscle than I did then.
Thanks in advance!
[QUOTE=AdamWW;1637756073]Probably around 28%[/QUOTE]
Thanks!!!
[QUOTE=Patrickclose09;1637803153]I am 5"9 and weigh 199lb.
Skinfold calipers estimated 12%, although the person who measured was very experienced I feel I am a little higher.
5 years ago I had an 16-17% estimate on this forum weighing around 190lb. I have more muscle than I did then.
Thanks in advance![/QUOTE]
That still looks much closer to 16% to me.
Impress build tho... you hold weight very favorably.
[QUOTE=AdamWW;1637853413]That still looks much closer to 16% to me.
Impress build tho... you hold weight very favorably.[/QUOTE]
Thank you. Appreciate it!
Trying to cut up for summer. 5'11 175 lbs, what's the bf%?
[QUOTE=yes123456789;1637872293]Trying to cut up for summer. 5'11 175 lbs, what's the bf%?[/QUOTE]maybe around 16-17%
Wonder where mine is at, I have been cutting from 200 lbs to 190 ish at 6'3. Any tips on how to get them 6 abs popping hmu too please.
Could someone please provide me with an estimate? I'm 5ft 8 and 150 lbs and have been cutting since the beginning of the year. I'm doing the Fierce 5 workouts and will probably start eating at maintenance. I'd like to get into a reasonable shape for my wedding in a couple of months before looking to add on some weight and lift heavier. Any feedback would be appreciated. Photo 1 is my before picture and photo 2 is now.
6'1 209
[img]https://i.imgur.com/sP13dVh.jpg[/img]
6'
161
33.75 waist (Navel)
[QUOTE=yes123456789;1637872293]Trying to cut up for summer. 5'11 175 lbs, what's the bf%?[/QUOTE]
Looks like 20-21% to me
[QUOTE=KingZD1;1637893263]Wonder where mine is at, I have been cutting from 200 lbs to 190 ish at 6'3. Any tips on how to get them 6 abs popping hmu too please.[/QUOTE]
I'd say 17-18
no secret to abs... just gotta get leaner dude
[QUOTE=MT1991;1637894723]Could someone please provide me with an estimate? I'm 5ft 8 and 150 lbs and have been cutting since the beginning of the year. I'm doing the Fierce 5 workouts and will probably start eating at maintenance. I'd like to get into a reasonable shape for my wedding in a couple of months before looking to add on some weight and lift heavier. Any feedback would be appreciated. Photo 1 is my before picture and photo 2 is now.[/QUOTE]
Maybe 17-18%
[QUOTE=Dan042075;1637918123]6'
161
33.75 waist (Navel)[/QUOTE]
heh, im seeing a trend... also looks around 17 percent
[QUOTE=eod8989;1637894893]6'1 209
[img]https://i.imgur.com/sP13dVh.jpg[/img][/QUOTE]
about 23-24%
Hi.i would appreciate an estimate.
Height 185cm
BW 77.5 kg (first thing in morning)
All pics are in bodyspace title may 2021and are taken first time in morning(over last 2 3 days) so no pump but trying to flex (I don't even know how to flex abs properly though lol )
[QUOTE=ofgrammatology;1637971423]Hi.i would appreciate an estimate.
Height 185cm
BW 77.5 kg (first thing in morning)
All pics are in bodyspace title may 2021and are taken first time in morning(over last 2 3 days) so no pump but trying to flex (I don't even know how to flex abs properly though lol )[/QUOTE]
I'd say ~13%
Your back is crazy lean but it looks like lower-abs are where you hold the last bit of fat
[QUOTE=AdamWW;1637988503]I'd say ~13%
Your back is crazy lean but it looks like lower-abs are where you hold the last bit of fat[/QUOTE]
Thanks bro. A little disappointed because frankly diet is getting to me both physically and emotionally and gym performance has gone downhill. I was thinking I am almost 10 percent with just lower abs left and a couple of kg will remove that but at 13 percent it will be 4ish kg more to lose which I think will be too much ( speed is also slow now) and at 73 I will be a skeleton . But what to do. Unfortunate bf distribution. 😕
Shoulders and back always get lean and I don't lose bicep vein even at 20 plus percent. But these stupid Lower abs never show 😒
Anyway sorry for the vent. Will continue for a couple more kg and if they show that's great otherwise I will just let it go for now.
[QUOTE=ofgrammatology;1637993513]Thanks bro. A little disappointed because frankly diet is getting to me both physically and emotionally and gym performance has gone downhill. I was thinking I am almost 10 percent with just lower abs left and a couple of kg will remove that but at 13 percent it will be 4ish kg more to lose which I think will be too much ( speed is also slow now) and at 73 I will be a skeleton . But what to do. Unfortunate bf distribution.
Shoulders and back always get lean and I don't lose bicep vein even at 20 plus percent. But these stupid Lower abs never show
Anyway sorry for the vent. Will continue for a couple more kg and if they show that's great otherwise I will just let it go for now.[/QUOTE]
Honestly everything bit your frontal abs do look around 10% to me... like I said it's probably just genetic
Hey guys, its been about a month since posting. Any thoughts on my current body fat?
Measurements are of the following:
Height 5"10
Neck 15 inches
Waist 30.6-30.7 inches
Weight 78.5KG - 173lbs
Thank you in advance.
First pic uploaded is an unflexed position. Then 2nd is flexed.
Hope this helps.
5ft10 currently sitting at 180lbs
Hello. I posted about a month ago on this forum and was estimated at 25% bf. Since then, I’ve lost 9lbs and have been doing strength training and light cardio 4-5 times a week. My lifts have actually still been slightly increasing too. My old and new photos are in my bodyspace. Wanted to see if I could get a new bf estimate based on my progress. Thanks so much.
Close to hitting 6 months of progress, am I at 15% yet?
No pump or flexing, straight out of the shower
Thanks to everyone who does these estimates