Steven was tired of being small. After returning home from the military, he decided to see just how far he could push his body. Read on to learn how he packed on 20 pounds of solid muscle right here!
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Before:
147 lbs
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After:
167 lbs
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 Vital Stats
Name: Steven Nestore
Email: NestoreSM@hotmail.com
BodySpace: LostMarine
Before:
Age: 25
Height: 5'7"
Weight: 147 lbs
Body Fat: 14%
After:
Age: 27
Height: 5'7"
Weight: 167 lbs
Body Fat: 8.0%
 Why I Got Started
I was tired of being small, I knew I could do better if I was just motivated enough to get up and go to the gym. I had just gotten off of almost 5 years active duty and my only fitness goal during that time was endurance to max my physical fitness tests.
Once I was home, I was a single man trying to get a certain girl and decided it was time to get a body that she, and I, would like to see.
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I Was Tired Of Being Small.
 How I Did It
It really was because of Bodybuilding.com. Once I decided to get in shape, I searched the Internet for hours and hours trying to find the best workout routines. Every search I did was leading me here.
So I joined up and started searching and asking questions from board members. They were all such a great help. I started with simple workout plans, then gradually moved to more advanced routines.
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I Started With Simple Workout Plans, Then Gradually Moved To More Advanced Routines.
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 Diet
My diets are very erratic; I usually eat a high protein, low carb diet for about 6-8 weeks, followed by a high carb, high protein diet about 6-8 weeks, then on to a Ketogenic diet for about 2 weeks and then repeat.
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 Training
I have used about 7 different routines so far. I do cardio (HIIT) no less than 3 times per week in the a.m.
If I can't make it in the morning, I add 20 minutes of rowing or elliptical to the end of my weight training workout (p.m.). I have made my best gains from this routine:
Day 1: Chest
Day 2: Legs
Day 3: Back
Day 4: Shoulders
Day 5: Arms
 Suggestions For Others
Try your best to stay consistent. Reaching your goals isn't a miracle; it comes from hard work and dedication. Take some pictures every week or every month, they show more progress than the scale.
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Try Your Best To Stay Consistent.
I have been in the upper 160-pound range for over a year now, the scale doesn't move that much from week to week or month to month, but it's the pictures that show the improvements I've made. BodySpace is a great place to track your progress, to get and give motivation to people with the same goals.
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