First anavar cycle female

[Perrin Aybara]

Congrats on the deadlift PR, very impressive.

 

[Happycamper]

Congrats on the PR. 310 lbs is badass!!
My boobs are gone too. Boobjob is def coming in the near future.
I haven't noticed any hair shedding but I def see some peach puzz in my face and chest when I checked w a magnified mirror. Clit is still a bit swollen.
I'm also always super thirsty. Drinking close to 2 gallons a day!
How many rest days are you taking per week? Rest is incredibly important especially when juicing. That may be one of the reasons you feel lethargic. I train every other day and been sleeping so much. My body craves sleep!
Glad to hear your swelling and water retention decreased.
Keep on slaying those PRs!!
You should post some progress pics

I take one rest day a week. But I also do weekly undulating progression, so PPLheavy PPL80% of RM with a rest day when it feels needed. I've upped volume so I might start 2 days on one day off.

 

[Happycamper]

This is me.

Notes: I used to be 275 lbs, so I have tons of loose skin and stretch marks from both obesity and pregnancy. I also haven't done a lot of hypertrophy work so not a lot of pump and size. But, as a casual, formerly obese lady in her 30s, it's a work in progress that I'm happy with. Not looking to compete in BB, but perhaps a powerlifting comp in the near future.

 

[TANGO.ECHO.KILO]

This is me.

Notes: I used to be 275 lbs, so I have tons of loose skin and stretch marks from both obesity and pregnancy. I also haven't done a lot of hypertrophy work so not a lot of pump and size. But, as a casual, formerly obese lady in her 30s, it's a work in progress that I'm happy with. Not looking to compete in BB, but perhaps a powerlifting comp in the near future.View attachment 38233 View attachment 38234 View attachment 38235 View attachment 38237

stop making excuses...aint nobody got time for that.

You look good, strong work. Great job.

 

[Eman]

This is me.

Notes: I used to be 275 lbs, so I have tons of loose skin and stretch marks from both obesity and pregnancy. I also haven't done a lot of hypertrophy work so not a lot of pump and size. But, as a casual, formerly obese lady in her 30s, it's a work in progress that I'm happy with. Not looking to compete in BB, but perhaps a powerlifting comp in the near future.View attachment 38233 View attachment 38234 View attachment 38235 View attachment 38237

Keep up the good work. I'm interested to see progress pics. You def have a strong deadlift, you would do well in powerlifting.

 

[Happycamper]

stop making excuses...aint nobody got time for that.

You look good, strong work. Great job.

Thanks! I wish I had started sooner. I wish I didn't do so much damage by letting myself become so fat. I wish I understood better nutrition earlier into my fat loss project. So many 'ragrets'. But forward and on is all I can do now. It's only going to get better from here.

 

[Prairie Boy]

Looking good,that's quite a change,275 to those pics?!WOW!great work,keep it up lady!

 

[jaymaximus]

Congrats. Everything is looking good so far! And thats a kick-ass PR.
As far as the looks go, you look great. We all have a tendancy to be 10Xs harder on ourselves because we see every little flaw.

And yes, you gotta do a powerlifting meet!

 

[Devika]

Looking great babe!
You should totally do a PL meet in the near future. I think you would love it. You're super strong!

#noragrets

 

[Prairie Boy]

Imo lol

 

[Happycamper]

Imo lolView attachment 38251

I couldn't be a tattoo artist...I'd so make that dyslexic mistake lol

 

[TANGO.ECHO.KILO]

Thanks! I wish I had started sooner. I wish I didn't do so much damage by letting myself become so fat. I wish I understood better nutrition earlier into my fat loss project. So many 'ragrets'. But forward and on is all I can do now. It's only going to get better from here.

I wish my dick was foot long and made of gold (and so did my ex), you know what I did?Cut her off like a light switch, focused on the things I had the power to change. Now Im happy and my girl loves my 10in brass dick

moral of the story...don't sell yourself short, just go out there and be the baddest bitch you can be everyday. Lift, sweat, bleed, eat..rinse and repeat. Success is a marathon not a sprint. It's what you do when no one is watching that counts.
Try watchin this when you wakeup. It's my 0500 preworkout


and when nosy people start gettin to me I just listen to more Kacey Musgraves.

 

[Happycamper]

Not sure if I should make a separate thread on this, but do the ladies (or even men that pay attention to their wives/gf clothing) know of good sports bra recommendations that fit our lats as we get wider in the back? Something comfortable, supportive, stylish...basically a unicorn lol.

I'm a medium. Its like putting on and taking off a straightjacket. Going large provides no support and gets too big in the straps. I've seen more muscular girls wear a sports bra that is super strappy through the back which seems to be accomodating so maybe the gals who are better at this sort of thing than me have a good brand rec I tried one of those from forever 21 and it sucked.

 

[Trapmonster]

Good job on the progress and the deadlift pr. Your thighs look really strong

 

[Happycamper]

Good job on the progress and the deadlift pr. Your thighs look really strong

They carry most of my fat, so yeah, pretty strong lol.

 

[Happycamper]

Here are some before/afters fron aboUT a year ago..

My husband passed when our daughter was 1. I had gained tons of weight during pregnancy and post, and his death just ensured i didnt focus on losing any weight. A year later I had gotten out of the fog of grief and mourning and only 27 years old. I knew i had to do something. Plus I had this beautiful little girl to be a role model to, and I didn't have time for being sorry, lonely and fat.

I cut down from 275 to 205 through cardio/circuit training and diet at a bootcamp I went to for a year and a half. Then I stopped making progress and it was $$$, so I went on some forums and powerlifting piqued my interest. I started with the bar and went to a plate bench, 225 squat and 225 DL. My weight went down like 10lbs only, but i did some serious body recomp. I was in a nice relationship with a super stand up guy, except for the fact he was an alcoholic bartender, and my eating, sleeping and drinking started to be awful. We parted ways and he's a good friend, but as a boyfriend he was a dead weight. I'd rather be deadlifting the bar, to be honest.

Then I went on a VLCD and lost 55ish in 4 months on 600ish cals a day, 185g of protein and only trace carbs and fat. I lost a lot of strength and although I was at 145 lbs, I was skinny, flabby and weak. I continued to lift on this diet too, and I was miserable in the 4th month. I was skinny though!! and I got so, so many compliments. Again, I faced my role as a mom: I was hungry, tired, grumpy and obsessive about food. No time for that shit with a 5 year old girl to parent.

I was completely carb depleted, so I gained about 10 lbs post diet as I tried to rehab from essentially consciously starving myself. Then I refed, ran a deadlift block and put 70lbs on my deadlift and 10 lbs on my arse...and that brought me to this year. That was over a span of 5 years. My kiddo is 7 now.

Much healthier, stronger, and leaner.

 

[Happycamper]

This is my squat goal, btw.

 

[TANGO.ECHO.KILO]

Here are some before/afters fron aboUT a year ago..

My husband passed when our daughter was 1. I had gained tons of weight during pregnancy and post, and his death just ensured i didnt focus on losing any weight. A year later I had gotten out of the fog of grief and mourning and only 27 years old. I knew i had to do something. Plus I had this beautiful little girl to be a role model to, and I didn't have time for being sorry, lonely and fat.

I cut down from 275 to 205 through cardio/circuit training and diet at a bootcamp I went to for a year and a half. Then I stopped making progress and it was $$$, so I went on some forums and powerlifting piqued my interest. I started with the bar and went to a plate bench, 225 squat and 225 DL. My weight went down like 10lbs only, but i did some serious body recomp. I was in a nice relationship with a super stand up guy, except for the fact he was an alcoholic bartender, and my eating, sleeping and drinking started to be awful. We parted ways and he's a good friend, but as a boyfriend he was a dead weight. I'd rather be deadlifting the bar, to be honest.

Then I went on a VLCD and lost 55ish in 4 months on 600ish cals a day, 185g of protein and only trace carbs and fat. I lost a lot of strength and although I was at 145 lbs, I was skinny, flabby and weak. I continued to lift on this diet too, and I was miserable in the 4th month. I was skinny though!! and I got so, so many compliments. Again, I faced my role as a mom: I was hungry, tired, grumpy and obsessive about food. No time for that shit with a 5 year old girl to parent.

I was completely carb depleted, so I gained about 10 lbs post diet as I tried to rehab from essentially consciously starving myself. Then I refed, ran a deadlift block and put 70lbs on my deadlift and 10 lbs on my arse...and that brought me to this year. That was over a span of 5 years. My kiddo is 7 now.

Much healthier, stronger, and leaner.

Where you have been however hard the road may have been will ultimately benefit you. You've come too far now, let your past propel you further now than ever. Strong work happycamper.

Respect.

 

[Eman]

Very inspirational story @Happycamper . great transformation. You are looking really great. Check out the transformation thread for some more stories like yours and post your pics up there if you want.

 

[Happycamper]

Thanks guys! I am nothing like the shredded dudes on this forum, but wanted to share with those following my log.

Lifting heavy is really empowering and theraputic, regardless of gender, but it's really helped me become a better mom and a bether woman overall. Every time my attitude was unhealthy, at both ends of the spectrum, I turned to lifting to work it out. As a result, nutrition got better, habits got better and I got better. So cheesy and cliche, but so very true.