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Stats:

  • Start: ~95 kg, ~23% body fat
  • Current: ~84 kg (leaner, tighter, more defined)


Goal:
Aggressive fat loss while maintaining muscle → visible abs, dry look, and sharper conditioning.



What changed?
  • Noticeable fat loss, especially midsection
  • Improved muscle definition and hardness
  • Better vascularity and overall “dry” look
  • Strength mostly maintained despite deficit


Approach:
  • High protein, low carb, strict calorie deficit
  • Double sessions: strength (AM) + cardio/abs (PM)
  • Focus on consistency > intensity


Stack (kept simple & effective):
  • Testosterone base
  • Cutting compounds for fat loss + preservation
  • Support stack for BP, heart rate, and overall health


Biggest lesson:
Fat loss at this stage is not about adding more drugs
→ It’s about dialing in diet, cardio, and consistency



What actually made the difference?
  • Sticking to the diet (no excuses)
  • Increasing cardio duration instead of chasing heart rate
  • Managing fatigue and not overcomplicating the stack


Final phase mindset:
No shortcuts, no panic changes
→ Just execution every single day



Still pushing for that final sharp, shredded look 💯
This is where the last 10% is built.
 

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Start → Now

Stats:

  • Start: ~95 kg, ~23% body fat
  • Current: ~84 kg (leaner, tighter, more defined)


Goal:
Aggressive fat loss while maintaining muscle → visible abs, dry look, and sharper conditioning.



What changed?
  • Noticeable fat loss, especially midsection
  • Improved muscle definition and hardness
  • Better vascularity and overall “dry” look
  • Strength mostly maintained despite deficit


Approach:
  • High protein, low carb, strict calorie deficit
  • Double sessions: strength (AM) + cardio/abs (PM)
  • Focus on consistency > intensity


Stack (kept simple & effective):
  • Testosterone base
  • Cutting compounds for fat loss + preservation
  • Support stack for BP, heart rate, and overall health


Biggest lesson:
Fat loss at this stage is not about adding more drugs
→ It’s about dialing in diet, cardio, and consistency



What actually made the difference?
  • Sticking to the diet (no excuses)
  • Increasing cardio duration instead of chasing heart rate
  • Managing fatigue and not overcomplicating the stack


Final phase mindset:
No shortcuts, no panic changes
→ Just execution every single day



Still pushing for that final sharp, shredded look 💯
This is where the last 10% is built.

Very solid work here, and the photos back it up clearly.

The drop from ~95 to ~84 while tightening up the midsection and keeping fullness is exactly what a good cut should look like. You didn’t just lose weight, you improved the look… sharper lines, better separation, more dryness. That’s the difference between just dieting and actually doing things right.

Also, the way you’ve structured the post is on point. Clear, honest, no overcomplication. And that lesson you highlight is key… at this stage it’s not about adding more, it’s about executing better. That shows maturity.

Keeping strength while pushing that kind of deficit and workload is another big win. A lot of people flatten out or lose performance there, you didn’t.

A couple of things to keep in mind now that you’re close:

Watch fatigue closely. This is where people overshoot and start looking worse instead of better. Sometimes doing slightly less, but cleaner, gives you more.

Sleep and recovery will make or break that final look. Don’t underestimate that.

And don’t rush the last bit. That final 10% you mention is exactly where patience matters most. It’s slower, but it’s what separates a good physique from a really sharp one.

Overall, great job. You’ve done the hard part, now it’s just about polishing it.

Shark
 
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