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Posted by u/beach_body_2024Progress

Can you believe this transformation after a year of consistency? 馃く

TL;DR: 1 year of consistent lifting transformed my body and lifts! Check out my before and after pics.

I've been lifting for two years now and I'm finally seeing some serious progress! After a year of consistent training and meal prep, I'm down from 145 to 128 lbs, and my lifts have gone up like crazy. I hit a new PR on deadlifts, pulling 225 for 3 reps last week. Swipe to see my before and after pics, it's wild how much can change in just one year!

Before vs After:

  • Weight: 145 lbs 鉃★笍 128 lbs
  • Deadlift: 185 lbs 鉃★笍 225 lbs
  • Time: 1 year

Can't wait to step on that bikini stage! Anyone else feeling the gains after a year of hard work?

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u/aerobic_anomaly

Lifting is cool and all, but don't forget cardio. Strength training is just one part of the equation. You need that endurance too, especially if you're going for a competition. Balance is key.

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u/chickenandbroccoli98

Facts. But remember, progress pics can be deceiving. Lighting and angles play a huge role. Don't get too caught up in just looks. Make sure your strength and health are improving too.

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u/sneaky_fiber

Proud of your achievements! Just a tip though, tracking macros really helps to ensure you're getting enough protein and staying in a caloric deficit. What app do you use for tracking?

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u/beach_body_2024

This transformation is insane! 馃く Can't believe how much you've progressed. Just wait until you hit that bikini stage, you're gonna crush it! Can't wait to see those stage pics!

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u/mealprep_mike99

Congrats on the progress! Meal prep is crucial for consistent results. i usually plan my meals for the week on Sundays, and it keeps me on track. What's your meal prep strategy like?

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u/keto_kingpin
  1. Tracking macros can be a game-changer for gains. I love using Cronometer, it's super detailed. What's your approach to tracking? Keeping it simple or going all in?
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u/glutenfree_gains

So inspiring! 馃専 I went gluten-free a year ago and it really boosted my energy. Maybe consider exploring different diets while prepping for your competition. Variety can keep you motivated!

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u/grandma_gains

I just love seeing transformations like this! Reminds me of when I started lifting. It takes time and commitment, but the payoff is worth it. Just be sure to listen to your body and rest when needed. Your journey is just beginning!

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u/kettlebell_queen

It's awesome to see your dedication pay off! Kettlebells are my go-to for conditioning. Have you tried incorporating them into your workouts? They add a fun twist to lifting!

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u/squats_and_sass

Love this energy! The gains are real! Just remember, it's not all about weight. Focus on how you feel, too. And don't skip leg day! Those bikini judges love strong legs.

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