r/lilwins

Never give up
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Never give up

Its before and after pic and this happened when i was playing soccer (football)in the match and i got injured badly a player kicked my tibia bone accidentally and my bone got fractured and i got a surgery on my right leg moreover, after that it took me around 2-3 years to recover my leg properly and after that i started weight training in the gym and made my legs one the strongest part of my body, and now here we are is is is, less

u/Personal_Tour585 — 18 hours ago
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Starting prep for a competition! Training consistently for 5 years now

Thoughts and opinions are more than welcome! I am natural and will continue being it in the future :)

u/ComfortableArt1040 — 15 hours ago
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I really couldn’t believe these were my own legs.

I impressed myself 😭 not bad for an old man.

u/dretheman — 17 hours ago
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Don’t be afraid of arms days! (9 months)

So many people told me to skip arm days when I started lifting in November of 2025. Instead, I did at least 2 per week because arms were a major insecurity of mine.

I feel like that extra work has paid off. Built using classic bicep and tricep exercises. Progressive overload and eating enough calories/protein was a major aspect too.

Really want to keep growing them!

u/Runner1404 — 2 days ago
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361 to 229 lbs !

Hope everyone’s doing well !

There’s approximately 18 months between the 2 pics, but i didn’t exactly spend the entirety of that period in a caloric deficit. I would occasionally consume my daily maintenance specially after i started hitting the gym which was towards the second half of that period. However, for the majority of the that time i was in a 600-800 daily caloric deficit.

u/slim_ow — 3 days ago