Post your Before and After pics

[BTL]

Dlady, damn your hot!

 

[Vageta]

I have another thread up with these pics but I figured I'd add them to this thread as well.

First image is a little over a year ago. The final 2 images are from a few days ago. They are spaced about 2 days apart. Sad part is I made zero progress during the winter months due to sporatic training and a shitty diet. I lost most of the weight in the first 3-4 months, then gained a few back over the winter, now I've been dieting for the last 8-9 weeks again.

 

[calico]

ugh... ok, prepare yourself... I was FAT. Like... 250lbs FAT.... Here's the before...
the after shot is me at about 150lbs. I'm about the same weight now, but way stronger (lower bodyfat).
Calico

 

[calico]

Here's after:

 

[rudedawg]

ok what's the secret to posting pics? Do they have to be on your hardrive or can the be from a website and if so does yahoo work?

I am seeing the most popular pic on the internet..... that awesome X

 

[rookiegearhead]

Vageta, you aren't like overly huge now, but holy shit have you made some strides! No offense intended, but you kinda looked like shit prior to hitting the gear. I went through a stage like that also 7 or 8 years ago, and I think the turning point was actually seeing a picture of myself....and how disgusting I was.

Calico, what a great improvement, you should be very proud.

 

[calico]

Calico, what a great improvement, you should be very proud.

Thank you Rookie... I do feel 100% better. its definately a much better feeling to be out someplace and feeling good about how I look, rather than ashamed.
Calico

 

[rookiegearhead]

I can't imagine you are trying to lose any weight are you? I think the 150 looks good on you, and you need to remember you still are carrying some of your weight in your chest area (not at all a perverted comment, just an observation), which looks good with your newfound, smaller waist.

 

[Vageta]

Rookie,

No gear used, just diet and training. Had I used gear during the last year you'd have seen a much more profound difference. I've contemplated using gear but haven't done it yet. If I do my before and after pics will be strides apart.

 

[Fl.BlackBear]

Great job Calico. You must haved worked hard but I'm sure you must feel the effort was well worth it.