Body Beast- Before And After Results
Body Beast has been covered pretty extensively here on How Do I Get Fit. We know what it’s about– Putting on Muscle and building mass. We know the heavy-lifting, muscle-pumping equipment we’ll need. We also know the baseline supplement list we’ll need to support muscle growth and repair (code name: hypertrophy). But the real key- what everyone’s after and what it all boils down to… what kind of results can I expect?
Body Beast Results- What To Expect
Like any program, you’re going to get out of Body Beast what you put in. Train hard, get your nutrition lined up (and here you’ll be eating not at a deficit but at a surplus– possibly even 4000+ calories at some point depending on your size and goals) and “lift big”. Putting on natural mass is a process. For most healthy individuals, an expectation of 2 pounds of lean mass per month is pretty commendable. Mass takes time and while this is a 90 day program, you’ll learn the training techniques that will get you to size and strength gains at 90 days and beyond.
Body Beast Results- The Before And Afters
On average, individuals using the Body Beast program put on about 10 lbs. of lean muscle mass in 90 days– at a little more than 3 pounds per month all natural, that’s pretty impressive. To get an idea on how 90 days of Body Beast results might play out for you, here’s a few before and after photos from the Body Beast Test group. All the before and after images feature guys coming at this program from various start points. They vary from seasoned lifters who were already big and focused on making subtle physique changes to to hard gainers and those in between. Personally, I’m most impressed with the skinny guys who packed on serious mass. Check it out:
Body Beast Results- The Skinny Guys
Body Beast Results- The Body Builders
Body Beast Results- The Normal Joe
Not too shabby, especially considering the point I made earlier about mass taking time and starting points for each individual. The fact some of these guys made mass gains WHILE cutting fat is pretty impressive even if they don’t look like body builders right out of the gate. That kind of physique takes time and in only 90 days these guys have built a pretty impressive foundation to literally build from. No matter where you start, Body Beast is going to deliver results.
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Strangely enough, it seems like the guys who did best with Body Beast are the guys who need it least, i.e. the bodybuilder types.
Hey MC! I’d say visually the “need it least” achieved “Body Builder” results because at their base, they’d been body building for some time and refined that experience by leaning out and adding some extra mass.
The guys I’m most impressed with are the hard-gainers who put on some real visual mass. A few more rounds and they’d be closing the gap with those body builders.
Does BB come with steroids? or do you have to buy them seperately?
Zing! Hey Jim– it’s all natural. Beachbody won’t have anything to do with those steroid shenanigans. You’ll never turn into Sagi in 90 days as dudes like him have been building and training for years to look that big (the natural ones, anyway). The results you see here- particularly the guys who were already skinny, are results you can expect… and all steroid free.
What age do you recommend starting this program? Like what do you think is the youngest age that someone can complete these workouts?
Hi Daniel!
Beachbody programs are recommended for this 18 and over. How old are you?
Will bb get me bigger muscles than p90x? Even if your doing p90x for mass
Hey Colt!
This is totally dependent on your nutrition, your body and intensity. Neither can guarantee bigger muscles, though Body Beast is specifically designed for mass building and following either program will results in muscle gain. But you, specifically, getting “bigger muscles” is dependent on your effort in either program as both rely on progressive overload to build muscle.
Have you picked up Body Beast?