I have visible muscles in my arms for the first time in my life!
I was so excited that I just had to share. This morning while I was brushing my hair I noticed that I could see the muscles moving. Then I spent a few shameless minutes flexing and watching in the mirror. I've been doing the program in NROLFW for the last 1.5 months and it seems to be working, which I already knew because for the first time since I was about 11 I can do a real, non-girl pushup. Anyway I just wanted to share my excitement.
Congrats on your find! It's a very exciting thing! I too just found my muscles. :)
YAY!!! Congrats :] I totally know how you feel, my arms have always been wimpy, like I'd flex and tell my boyfriend to feel my bicep and he'd say "well, flex it!" AND I WAS FLEXING ALREADY! Haha. Pathetic little arms! NOW They are getting much more defined, and you can actually see them get BIGGER when I flex! HAha
Awesome! Congrats on the muscle AND the pushup!
Go you!! Congratulations!!
One week into New Rules and Pushups are killing me. Congrats! I can't wait to get there!
Congrats. I am completely there with you on how great it feels the first time you see that muscle/defintion coming in for the first time. For the first time ever, I can actually see my abs in the mirror now thanks to re-working my diet and doing a lot of HIIT cardio.
Very cool on being able to do a push-up with real form too. I have a lot of respect for women who do push-ups the legitimate way. It has always bugged me when I see women doing push-ups on their knees.
Congratulations on the guns ![]()
Congrats! It's a wonderful thing, isn't it? I just noticed a few days ago that my under arm jiggle went away! Now, my entire arm is firm.
Congratulations on the definition!! :)
A few weeks ago I frightened myself in the bathroom while I was washing my hands...I saw my arms in the mirror and there were these two balloons of biceps and flexing muscles in my lower arms. Keep it up!!
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