he wasnt that fat to begin with. he's poking his stomach out. there's fuckery afoot.
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I kinda doubt it....Its def possible however he honestly looks like someone who regularly bulks for mass gains or he's on some shit. I work out on the reg and I'm pretty fit but genetics and effort only take you so far in 3 months
.I Disagree. I also think you are over exaggerating his before photo. Look at it. Most of his fat his concentrated in his belly. And to your original point, maybe some of that is indeed bloating. He was not a morbidly obese guy by any means. There was hardly love handles let alone folding skin and excessive fat. 90 days of hard cardio and moderate weight training can do that. It looks like a tone and cut job. He isn't massive in size at all. Hes lean as fuck.
he wasnt that fat to begin with. he's poking his stomach out. there's fuckery afoot.
That's not gains, that's retentionYeah I missed it at 1st
bullshit
Dude lost 3.5 pounds per week while making muscle gains and hes 45...Like I said he put in the hard work but it wasn't natural
I'm not exaggerating his before photo. I'm pointing out the starting point and the finish point for 90 days. That is a miraculous transformation. It's EXTREMELY difficult to get that cut period......especially considering his starting point and ony 90 days. You can't get that much of a transformation with "moderate" weight training and hard cardio unless you were doing multiple sets of very extreme HIIT but then that's going to affect the muscle mass he built. I'm telling you the only way he got to that end result is IF the before image has been manipulated + this guy had already had experience with body building and he was returning to form.
That's not gains, that's retentionYeah I missed it at 1st
bullshit
Dude lost 3.5 pounds per week while making muscle gains and hes 45...Like I said he put in the hard work but it wasn't natural
always heard fat people had excess skin. how'd he lose the skin?
Ive been lifting for over 20 years, he didnt make the transformation naturally. You don't lose that much fat and gain that much muscle at the same time in only 3 months. Not at 45, Impossible!
He definitely took something to assist in the process, but I do salute him for busting his ass in the gym. Even if he took HGH, he still had to lift hard to put on the muscle.
It also reads that he was a weightlifter before, so a lot of the muscle was there just behind the fat.
Someone has probably already said this but I bet he was already a body builder, intentionally put on weight in the before photo and lost it again. His muscle memory is the reason why he appears to made those gains so quickly. The oldest trick in the book.

@ the 12 almonds by Quaid......I don't know man. I've been working out for a long ass time and have seen some rapid transformations. I think his "before" image was probably tampered with.... have you ever seen how people can manipulate the before image? Because that is a nearly "miraculous" turnaround in only 90 days. It's nearly impossible for 99 percent of the population regardless of diet, supplements, type of workout, and discipline to have those types of results in only 90 days.
I've seen people with that type of "after" body blow up and manipulate the before image (positioning, bloating, etc) and then regain their original form to compete in competitions like that. I'm calling bullshit on a guy coming into body building completely "green" and having those types of results.
Youre wrong bro. And imma leave it at that. And I already said in my original post that he clearly worked out before and had good mass and structure. His fat was centralized in the belly and he was not grossly overweight. You can ABSOLUTELY get those results with strict diet and cardio and moderate weight program.I'm not exaggerating his before photo. I'm pointing out the starting point and the finish point for 90 days. That is a miraculous transformation. It's EXTREMELY difficult to get that cut period......especially considering his starting point and ony 90 days. You can't get that much of a transformation with "moderate" weight training and hard cardio unless you were doing multiple sets of very extreme HIIT but then that's going to affect the muscle mass he built. I'm telling you the only way he got to that end result is IF the before image has been manipulated + this guy had already had experience with body building and he was returning to form.
Youre wrong bro. And imma leave it at that. And I already said in my original post that he clearly worked out before and had good mass and structure..
You would be amazed what your body would do if you cut out 100% salt and sugar and hit a 90 day strict program with diet..
Let's be honest here, I don't know what dude did but you ain't going to the gym and look like that in 3 months, I'm guessing he ate a lot of food to make himself bloated in the before pichelll yea i going to the gym now![]()
We dont disagree. I too don't think he took that pick fresh off the couch.You said he had worked out "years ago".
This guy was likely working out a month before he took that "before" pic.
I still consistently work out...not as much as I used to though. I used to be a gym rat. That's how I know this guy (especially at 45) didn't walk into the gym "green" and have that type of transformation.
I don't disagree with anything you said here either. And that last sentence is indeed possible.I wouldn't be amazed. My body has looked like that before. I've gone on some hardcore regiments and seen some really nice gains in 2-3 month periods. I'm trying to tell you that this is muscle memory. NO ONE is walking into a gym looking like him (while also being green) at his age and coming out like that "After" pic with just a "good" diet, basic weight lifting regiment and hardcore HIIT training. You're only getting a small part of the story. That guy has definitely trained before and most likely was training and then bulked up in order to do that "before" pic.
I'm not going to argue it anymore though. Neither of us can "prove" our position. However, I've seen people manipulate before and after pics to sell products online. The affiliate marketing industry for supplements and weight training programs is built on it. I would be willing to be anything this guy took the time and made a deliberate effort over a couple of weeks period to bloat himself up and retain a massive amount of water weight and angled himself to look like that in the "before" pick... and then worked liked hell to get "back" in shape.
man, what i gotta do, to do that?
i dont care, ill even take pills or drugs.
I posted a link to his blog. Think you can live on 900 calories a day and HIIT training twice a day?
ive been lifting for over 20 years, he didnt make the transformation naturally. You don't lose that much fat and gain that much muscle at the same time in only 3 months. Not at 45, impossible!
He definitely took something to assist in the process, but i do salute him for busting his ass in the gym. Even if he took hgh, he still had to lift hard to put on the muscle.
Youre wrong bro. And imma leave it at that. And I already said in my original post that he clearly worked out before and had good mass and structure. His fat was centralized in the belly and he was not grossly overweight. You can ABSOLUTELY get those results with strict diet and cardio and moderate weight program.
You would be amazed what your body would do if you cut out 100% salt and sugar and hit a 90 day strict program with diet. A 50k carrot on a string wont hurt either. You guys act like he gained a ton of mass and size. He didn't. He is smaller and leaned the fuck out.
You CANNOT lose that much fat and retain that much muscle without steroids. It's impossible. Specifically, on a 900 - 1500 calorie diet.