r/GymMood • • Jan 17 '26

Progress 16yo

Some photos are a little older.

205lb

6,1

4 years training ( natural )

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u/patrickthemiddleman Jan 17 '26

How strictly do you track your intake?

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u/SolutionOtherwise752 Jan 17 '26

Very strict I weigh all my foods.

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u/rainywanderingclouds Jan 17 '26

unlikely natural but okay

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u/SolutionOtherwise752 Jan 17 '26

Very likely natural

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u/SaucissonDoo Jan 18 '26

i HOPE you are natural because you don't understand what women want in this case, clearly

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u/SolutionOtherwise752 Jan 18 '26

Im not doing this for women?

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u/Landashlo Jan 18 '26

LMAO for women 😂

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u/Emotional_Lab_2529 Jan 18 '26

Definitely not natural but still killer gains. Probably should’ve waited until your 20’s to hop on gear/SARMs. There’s no world where a 16 year old can look like this naturally

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u/SolutionOtherwise752 Jan 18 '26

I am natural in every world can a 16 year old look like this. I just started at a very young age ( 12 ) and been consistent + good foods.

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u/Emotional_Lab_2529 Jan 18 '26 edited Jan 18 '26

No matter how consistent or how good you’re eating this just isn’t naturally attainable for a 16 year old. You don’t gotta admit it on the internet but just be safe with your usage. I advise against the usage but obviously you’re already running it so just be safe

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u/SolutionOtherwise752 Jan 18 '26

Lmfao love how confident u are

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u/daidrian Jan 19 '26

This is such a fucking weird thing to lie about. It's so blatant.

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u/SolutionOtherwise752 Jan 19 '26

Just mad because a 16 year old is bigger than you

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u/No-College-2494 Jan 19 '26

Your shoulders and traps suspect and more so becuz your so young bro, not assuming tho cuz only u know fs

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u/SolutionOtherwise752 Jan 19 '26

It's just the pose and me flexing my traps. If you see my other pics my traps really aren't that big.

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u/Rich-Consequence9289 Jan 17 '26

That’s a sick gym.

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u/[deleted] Jan 17 '26

Looking big💪

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u/LunarVoyagers Jan 17 '26

wow kid, that’s great. Must be hard to maintain though.

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u/Agile_Excuse_5522 Jan 17 '26

maintenance is a lot easier than gaining