2 Months Progress - Good results?

[daniel2002gym]

So I have been going to the gym for almost 2 months now. I am still a bit fat, but I think I gained a little mass.
Are these good results? I don't have a before picture, but I had close to no mass at all.

[Mikeez0]

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...hp?t=173497821

[daniel2002gym]

https://forum.bodybuilding.com/showt...hp?t=173497821

And?

[eaglesalex]

how can we comment on your progress if we dont know where you started

you have a long way to go, check back in a year

[gbullock32]

Come back in 1 year, stop expecting fast results/changes.

[NattyNation]

Can't say if you don't have a before photo but you'll likely see a difference when you hit 7 Months

[CommitmentRulz]

What did you start with on bench, squats, deads, and presses and what are your numbers for working sets on these lifts now?

[daniel2002gym]

What did you start with on bench, squats, deads, and presses and what are your numbers for working sets on these lifts now?

I bench 80kg now. I couldn't even bench 60 a month ago.

[tbarr79]

Don't look for gratification on these sites. Give yourself the daily affirmation you are looking for by keeping yourself in shape the best you can

[JamesPT]

I bench 80kg now. I couldn't even bench 60 a month ago.

What 14 year old can bench 80kg? Lmao especially after 2 months.. I don't care if it's for a single rep or 10 reps it's far fetched.

I don't think it's possible for a 14 year old beginner to be able to increase his bench by 33% in a month.

[NattyNation]

My max was 165 when I first started and 4 months in I was doing 4 sets of 8 with it so it's not impossible

[JamesPT]

My max was 165 when I first started and 4 months in I was doing 4 sets of 8 with it so it's not impossible

Another teenager who inflates his stats to impress a load of online people he'll never meet.. Bore off and go play with your toys. You're on a forum lying to a bunch of exercise professionals and enthusiasts with more experience than the time you've been alive.

[NattyNation]

Another teenager who inflates his stats to impress a load of online people he'll never meet.. Bore off and go play with your toys. You're on a forum lying to a bunch of exercise professionals and enthusiasts with more experience than the time you've been alive.

Ok... If that makes you feel better about yourself than so be it.

[cartermathis]

Another teenager who inflates his stats to impress a load of online people he'll never meet.. Bore off and go play with your toys. You're on a forum lying to a bunch of exercise professionals and enthusiasts with more experience than the time you've been alive.

175 lb bench isn't unbelievable it's not some impossibly number.. depending on your starting weight and caloric surplus/correct programming you can see great progression as a novice. 8 weeks 20kg change isn't something impossible on novice programming, it's very normal especially if OP is talking just one rep. Don't know why this offends you, stop libeling a 14 year old. Hint: 90 percent of people in this forum section are not exercise professionals.

[Exodius1]

2 Months is nothing mate, give it sometime. It takes years for muscle to build, if you're coming here for all of us to go "YEAH MAN, YOU'RE SOOO STRONG CUH" it's not going to happen. Take the advice and update in 6 Months - Year.

Goodluck

[JamesPT]

Don't tell me what's achievable and what's not achievable when in all likelihood you bounce from machine to machine in the gym for an hour and do 20 reps on each one and then do a load of cardio and then you sit on the mats playing with your phone and then you do some bicep curls and leave the gym and go on a forum and think you know it all but go home and complain to yourself that you're not growing.

A 14 year old when he first starts can't bench 165. Just stop lying, it's very clear to anybody with a head on their shoulders. It takes weeks to even be able to control a bar by itself without shaking it about everywhere because you have no stabilizer muscles.