lol. Yeah, I only dropped about 5 pounds of water to hit 175. Was about 187 at the show. It was my first 24 hour weigh in, and I definitely can add some weight and still make 175 easy. I did 0 sauna or sweating for this one. I cut food and water about 26 hours out, then was able to still drink about a glass and was .4 pounds under the 175.4 cutoff.
In as always.
No physique goals, just looking to get a blue bit of material around my waist
I’ll play. I’ll put up a current pic this weekend. My goals this year are to lean out compared to where I’ve been during this pandemic. That said, I’ll be coming in leaner than I was last year.
Was going to take new pictures, but I’ve decided not to (so I can pad my stats).
Weight during photo sesh: 220lb (down from 232 in early Nov '21)
Flat:
Flexed:
STATS:
Current weight: 217.3 (as of this morning)
Height: 5’9"
Biceps: 17.75"
Waist at Navel: 37"
Thighs: 26.5"
PR’S:
Incline BB Bench: 265x5
Squat: 375x5
Deadlift: 495x5
Planning to cut to sustainable lean-ness, then maintenance>lean bulk until stagnant
Will be doing this natty
Can I suggest a tag? Same format as years’ past
#t-ransformation2022
Wow dude
Strongman training, who knew right? I think the volume has been good for muscle compared to powerlifting, plus tons of core and conditioning. I’m turning 40 in not too long, and I’m in the best shape of my life.
Some of yall in here are making me think we need to track our beard gains this year as well.
Dude your traps/chest/shoulders look fucking awesome. Don’t be mislead into that trap that abs are what make you look good. You look fucking jacked dude.
Thanks man. That was with a pump on back day, so lats and shoulders had a good pump plus I’m slightly angled the way I’m taking a step.
I remember one day seeing a picture of myself with a pump and wishing I was like that all the time. I reached that point but now I’m onto the next one, looking like that photo without a pump ![]()
Took some pics today, too.
Still not doing burpees (sorry @ChongLordUno) but am doing lots of weight vest work.
Also I feel like I look the same no matter how different my training is. Is it just that after a certain number of years training you are what you are? Don’t know.
I think so
I guess that reality is both depressing and reassuring.
takes some pressure off, anyway
It’s like Candyland: the outcome is already predetermined as soon as you start playing: all you can do is watch it unfold.











