Skinny to Ripped - My Natural Transformation (EXPLAINED)

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  • @Austindunhamfit
    @Austindunhamfit  5 років тому +816

    Yes I messed up the KG part 😂 I was just trying to help my international people!! Transformation Package: www.austindunham.com/transform

    • @marcelchalobah7946
      @marcelchalobah7946 5 років тому +5

      I'm able to do a pistol squat now 😁😁

    • @PedroFFrr
      @PedroFFrr 5 років тому +9

      We know :) Anyways, would you be able to make a video on the foods you ate the most? Best mucle building foods for you? ( Personal opinion).

    • @jonas6163
      @jonas6163 5 років тому +3

      whats your height

    • @elvischambers3178
      @elvischambers3178 5 років тому +6

      Very informative video. You are a very hardworking man to that I say much respect. You deserve all your success. You are very blessed, there is another youtuber call Gregory Scott you both give good advice when it comes to working out. Thanks for sharing your story.

    • @jeffcavaliersmarker2525
      @jeffcavaliersmarker2525 5 років тому +2

      @@jonas6163 5'10

  • @siafaalvin2209
    @siafaalvin2209 5 років тому +876

    4:48 this boi doing muscle-ups on a regular-ass door hahah amazing

    • @Gentamoru
      @Gentamoru 5 років тому +135

      can't get any more ghetto than that

    • @dennisf5774
      @dennisf5774 5 років тому +88

      How did it not break 😂

    • @jerryhernandez1895
      @jerryhernandez1895 5 років тому +53

      Siafa Alvin I wish my doors were strong enough to do that.

    • @lilmarkos5729
      @lilmarkos5729 5 років тому +74

      I was cringing because i was scared the door would shut on his fingers. Lol

    • @dnckyokushin821
      @dnckyokushin821 5 років тому +19

      If u scared of breaking your doors just put few books under the doors

  • @CT-yr8ph
    @CT-yr8ph 5 років тому +885

    Looking like a Pokémon evolution in the thumbnail

  • @aceplayys7847
    @aceplayys7847 5 років тому +1569

    2:23 165 kg?! Austin I think you meant 65 kg bro edit that part 😂

    • @exzz1487
      @exzz1487 5 років тому +81

      Yeah it's hard to go from pound to kilograms

    • @Katyaclysm
      @Katyaclysm 5 років тому +63

      CoolStuff not really. 1kg is approximately 2.2 lbs

    • @exzz1487
      @exzz1487 5 років тому +18

      @@Katyaclysm yeah you need a calculator

    • @jeffcavaliersmarker2525
      @jeffcavaliersmarker2525 5 років тому +55

      @@exzz1487 or u just search it up google

    • @Nathan-gn6bn
      @Nathan-gn6bn 5 років тому +42

      He was an absolute unit

  • @CalisthenicsFamily
    @CalisthenicsFamily 5 років тому +231

    Really interesting video! We should also do this. Evaluating and self education seems key!

  • @Kasey_888
    @Kasey_888 5 років тому +71

    Holy shit I remember when you first started your channel haha. You were one of the few guys who would give tips to girls without being creepy or a jerk back then. You would even recommend other channels you were watching back then. Glad to have found you again, great transformation (I use to tease you about your legs lol) and Im happy to see the success youve gained and are continuing to receive from your focus consistency and dedication. Salut

  • @mosiarmstrong
    @mosiarmstrong 4 роки тому +28

    Austin, thanks for this brother. I just started my calisthenics journey about 7 weeks ago and this video just gave me loads more motivation to keep up the consistency. Thanks and God bless you man.

  • @jtgarnett43
    @jtgarnett43 5 років тому +20

    Honestly I love how yuu continue to grow instead of just doing body weight workouts and progressed to things like squats and deadlifts, it always pains me when more calisthenics based athletes skip legs because neglecting certain parts of the body just doesn’t look right

  • @cinnamonbagel1230
    @cinnamonbagel1230 5 років тому +66

    Amazing. I'm 33 years old, married w/ 2 kids and only recently started focusing on my health. Your dedication helps inspire guys like me who have put personal growth on the back burner with the chaos that life brings. Keep making awesome videos to keep me on track and push me toward my goals.

    • @phyzxman
      @phyzxman 5 років тому +10

      I right there with you, just a couple of years older. I'm like "Okay, if I stay consistent I can look that jacked when I'm...40?! Smh. Better 40 than never.

    • @nurlannur7138
      @nurlannur7138 5 років тому

      @@phyzxman maybe not that good but you can definetly be jacked

    • @Guus115
      @Guus115 2 роки тому +1

      @@phyzxman my dad has been bodybuilding since 20 years old . He said he reached his best physique in his 40's

    • @EnxzVFXz
      @EnxzVFXz 2 роки тому

      I hope you stuck with it bro if you did by now you should be pretty swole ong

  • @bujarshabaj7212
    @bujarshabaj7212 5 років тому +817

    19 y.o. *no beard*
    22 y.o. *beard's looking hella nice*
    Seems like your beard developed more than your overall physique 😎

    • @travelandfestivals
      @travelandfestivals 5 років тому +5

      that beard doesnt have "t" from thick

    • @JohnWyatt
      @JohnWyatt 5 років тому +45

      Minoxidil...I found Austin’s channel by looking at Minoxidil transformations lol

    • @krypton7713
      @krypton7713 5 років тому +28

      Me at 19 no beard. Me at 21 it's growing faster than my internet speed.

    • @JohnWyatt
      @JohnWyatt 5 років тому +7

      Mzrrr I mean if you could lob me some I’d appreciate it 😂

    • @Serkong
      @Serkong 5 років тому +2

      @@Yayyyyyyyyyy I shave once a month xd

  • @lachancla6325
    @lachancla6325 3 роки тому +14

    Just by looking at the way you carry yourself, I can tell your a very honest person and inspirational
    After hearing dozens of other bodybuilders talking about the right ways to do things, your the only one that caught my ear and got me into all of this “improving yourself” things 😂
    Just wanted to let you know that a lot of us appreciate you for what you inform us about and your motivation
    God bless

  • @avennzey6420
    @avennzey6420 5 років тому +242

    Am I the only one that gets mad when I see dislikes on Austin videos. Bro he is too Nice so smack that like botten

    • @patootie3529
      @patootie3529 5 років тому +5

      Haters gonna hate. There's always a dislike button to hit.

    • @pineappleflow2876
      @pineappleflow2876 5 років тому +8

      He is nice, but i doubt he is natural, he transformed so fast. And this is my opinion, so don't flip out even if you don't agree with me.

    • @wetlikewater1875
      @wetlikewater1875 5 років тому +11

      @@pineappleflow2876 blacks have the best genetics

    • @jaiden7761
      @jaiden7761 5 років тому +4

      WetLikeWater I mean blacks have pretty good genetics but I don’t believe their the best, there has not been research on which race has superior genetics.

    • @StephWes
      @StephWes 5 років тому +1

      They just missed the like button

  • @raffy971
    @raffy971 5 років тому +31

    in 2018 i watched every single your video Austin, (and bought your program).
    You’re inspiring me a lot, massive respect from Italy. much love bro ❤️💯

    • @africansavagekd1
      @africansavagekd1 5 років тому

      Loser lmao

    • @TheBarttiteuf
      @TheBarttiteuf 5 років тому

      E dopato cosa te ne fai del programma se la sostanza sono le💉💉

    • @raffy971
      @raffy971 5 років тому

      Mido Titeuf ma quale dopato.. se questo è dopato Andrea Larosa dovrebbe essere già morto (ed è natural pure lui)

  • @SJ-dy5xu
    @SJ-dy5xu 5 років тому +6

    I am watching you for years now and it's awesome how u got bigger in mind and body. Never stop progressing.

  • @Killerseed8835
    @Killerseed8835 5 років тому +6

    amazing transformation bro, I started calisthenics being overweight ( 5'6 175 lb), and now after a 1 1/2 year I am down to 136. I have followed a bunch of other UA-camrs and have recently discovered your channel. I really like the stuff you do and will get on your program so I could get my beach body ready ;).

  • @ScottBurnhard
    @ScottBurnhard 5 років тому +3

    Looking back and seeing GROWTH within progress its a wonderful thing keep striving my brother!! 🙌🏿🙌🏿🙌🏿

  • @BandzAquirro
    @BandzAquirro 5 років тому +30

    You are my favorite calisthenics UA-camr 💪🏽

  • @lordinfamous666
    @lordinfamous666 5 років тому +637

    Skinny you looks like a struggling up and coming r&b singer lmao

  • @ItsMeToYou
    @ItsMeToYou 4 роки тому +30

    You can pass as Russell Wilson's younger brother

  • @mikaonthefly3871
    @mikaonthefly3871 5 років тому +15

    Motivational. I'm 6' and weight 175. 6 months ago I weighted 148. I first started by counting calories and slowly fixing the quality of food I ate. Now that I dont look so malnourished I started going to the gym. I have 2 months of going and I'm addicted. Cant wait till I start seeing big progress on muscle mass.

    • @gerrittosborne633
      @gerrittosborne633 5 років тому +1

      Mika On The Fly I’m 6’ and weigh 149. I’ve started lifting weights 2 months ago and I have gained only 5 pounds even with excessive eating/ trying to bulk. I’m starting to switch to more body weight trainin.

    • @mikaonthefly3871
      @mikaonthefly3871 5 років тому

      @@gerrittosborne633 have you tried counting calories? It's a lot of time to do but try it. I did it for 2 weeks to really understand how much food I needed to eat to gain weight.

    • @havok3025
      @havok3025 5 років тому

      Mika On The Fly I’m starting to count mine but it is very challenging

    • @mikaonthefly3871
      @mikaonthefly3871 5 років тому

      @@havok3025 it really is, that's why I stopped but i just wanted to really know how much food I needed to eat. It's a lot.

    • @havok3025
      @havok3025 5 років тому

      Mika On The Fly yea me too I thought I was eating more than enough but I eat clean so most of my foods aren’t very calorically dense, I don’t stress about being perfect. Best of luck to you

  • @victorbejenaru7577
    @victorbejenaru7577 5 років тому +299

    2:22 165.7 kg? Quite a weight xD

    • @sweden5836
      @sweden5836 5 років тому +3

      Bejenaru Victor later he said 170 something😂

    • @sandubejenaru1693
      @sandubejenaru1693 5 років тому +6

      O zis mama sa cumperi lapte.

    • @jonas6163
      @jonas6163 5 років тому +1

      maybe pounds

    • @sweden5836
      @sweden5836 5 років тому +2

      Elias watch the video bud

    • @jonas6163
      @jonas6163 5 років тому

      what is austins height ?

  • @soledezruiz2860
    @soledezruiz2860 5 років тому +1

    Man i sat down to those 25 mins. Worth every sec. Thank you for sharing your story. I find your story inspiring. Makes me wanna keep up with what im doing. Stay humble man. Thank you very much.

  • @2815marionwood
    @2815marionwood 5 років тому +14

    "As you get older," LOL. I am 57 and doing pull ups. Love your posts.

  • @jaybird2616
    @jaybird2616 5 років тому +40

    165kg? I’m in awe of the size of this lad
    ABSOLUTE UNIT

  • @lordwerian
    @lordwerian 5 років тому +235

    4:47 honestly tho how many times did you close the door on your fingers during that?

    • @bibliomanicpanic
      @bibliomanicpanic 5 років тому +13

      If you haven't tried it, you don't know the struggle XD

    • @qbantz
      @qbantz 4 роки тому

      Fr tho 😂

    • @yussefcheatou9946
      @yussefcheatou9946 4 роки тому +1

      @@bibliomanicpanic just put something that stops the door!

  • @jaygotgame6557
    @jaygotgame6557 5 років тому +2

    Austin, you’re literally such a huge role model for me and motivate me to be someone better. Keep up the amazing work and Happy New year! 🎊

  • @iask_95
    @iask_95 5 років тому +5

    I just completed my first year and 2 months of calisthenics
    I leaned:
    -Muscle ups 7 reps
    -Hand stand but still inconsistent
    -L-sit
    -Pistol squats
    -pseudo planche push-ups
    For the next year I hope to accomplish:
    - tuck planche
    -consistent handstand
    -front lever?
    Thanks you Austin for the great advice that you give and your motivation.👍🏾

    • @iask_95
      @iask_95 5 років тому

      Dan Don I didn’t mention the human flag in my comment, but I’m still working on it I think after a month or so I would be able to hold it for 4-5 Seconds

    • @bobjohnson6131
      @bobjohnson6131 5 років тому +1

      I don’t think I’m doing pistols squats wrong but is it me or is it too easy? It’s just squatting with 1 leg right?

    • @iask_95
      @iask_95 5 років тому

      bob johnson they aren’t really that difficult it’s two parts that u need to consider one is the balance and the other is your leg strength after you get the balance down it becomes easily until your muscles fatigue

  • @benlychee
    @benlychee 5 років тому +18

    “Lemme say this in a way, so it doesn’t get copyrighted” and then the smirk after 😂

  • @kdlkordel9501
    @kdlkordel9501 5 років тому +3

    Awesome video! Really inspiring! Seeing how you progressed throughout the years really gives me motivation in my journey with calisthenics.

  • @timmichael7982
    @timmichael7982 5 років тому +1

    Love seeing the transformation and growth as a whole. I see those subscriptions too. When you are real, authentic, and put in work you outgrow people you once looked up to. #KeepGrindinIn19

  • @markomatkovic7708
    @markomatkovic7708 5 років тому +8

    Man, you're truly inspiring! Thank you!

  • @camcurtiss405
    @camcurtiss405 5 років тому +77

    8:45. Goat.

    • @mihajlobrankovic7039
      @mihajlobrankovic7039 5 років тому +4

      I'm a new subscriber and I guess that an inside joke could you please explain?

    • @damnstuck194
      @damnstuck194 5 років тому

      .

    • @fourthlove8745
      @fourthlove8745 5 років тому +3

      @@mihajlobrankovic7039 Lmaooo it's about how some people think that their exercise movements belong to them and feel the need to essentially trademark them even though the movements have been around way longer than they have. All types of UA-camrs have this copyright beef in some form.

    • @mihajlobrankovic7039
      @mihajlobrankovic7039 5 років тому

      @@fourthlove8745 thank you 💪🏻

    • @mihajlobrankovic7039
      @mihajlobrankovic7039 5 років тому +1

      @@fourthlove8745 like the asian tattooed guy?😂😂

  • @dynamiche3007
    @dynamiche3007 5 років тому +81

    3:40 The legendary Nike shoes xD

    • @Lucas-ch1rn
      @Lucas-ch1rn 5 років тому +3

      For how many years he has those ????

  • @Justfranktbh
    @Justfranktbh 3 роки тому +2

    I’m 18 & 154LB right now, I’m about to start this journey man let’s goooo!!!

  • @swodox
    @swodox 5 років тому +8

    When training and genetics are on point

  • @rene_outlier9429
    @rene_outlier9429 5 років тому +1

    I can definitely relate with that whole calisthenic only mindset. When I started working out I was strictly only calisthenics and 100% against anything else but fast forward 3 years later and I now also do weighted calisthenics along with some free weight exercises. Your mindset definitely changes as you mature more! Well said Austin 👌

  • @EatGymSleep
    @EatGymSleep 5 років тому +286

    *8:46** Anybody else get what he meant on not getting this phrase copyrighted?😂🅱️*

  • @-V33-
    @-V33- 5 років тому

    I've watched your channel grow from 20k subscribers to where you are now. Congratulations on the growth in both aspects!

  • @steviee6102
    @steviee6102 5 років тому +7

    8:48 "Let me rephrase this out just to make sure i dont get copyright" LOOOL 🤣🤣🤣

  • @WorkoutUnionPT
    @WorkoutUnionPT 5 років тому

    Great "transformation" video!! The best way to share your journey! We have one video from our transformation but it's only the regular videos of our calisthenics skills gains. Doing this seems like a better way to people understand your journey and struggles! Good stuff Austin! 💪

  • @youssefsaied2379
    @youssefsaied2379 5 років тому +15

    Notificaaation squaad💪💪💪

    • @drali230
      @drali230 5 років тому

      youssef saied 😜

    • @Tokyodrift5000
      @Tokyodrift5000 5 років тому

      You don't realize how cringey that sounds 🙄

    • @drali230
      @drali230 5 років тому

      Rich Oldham aight erm...🙄

  • @hitmonlee6062
    @hitmonlee6062 Рік тому

    This isn't just a body transformation. This is a whole ass evolution.

  • @eren8835
    @eren8835 5 років тому +3

    This is undoubtedly your best video in terms of self-information and general calisthenics explanation

  • @patriciantre
    @patriciantre 4 роки тому +1

    Love it! It's super useful to see your journey, the mix of objectives, exercises and gains teaches a hell of a lesson

  • @atthenozzle2220
    @atthenozzle2220 5 років тому +9

    Started my journey New Years but yesterday was my best feeling workout...I just felt the fire in my belly.
    Managed to do:
    Cardio
    40 Push Ups
    40 Dips
    Practiced L Sits
    Practiced Handstand push ups
    Can barely turn my steering wheel today lol

  • @finnhuizing7479
    @finnhuizing7479 5 років тому

    My dude. I love this video. It just shows your progress so well. Not just your transition but with info provided as well. Great effort dude, keep going!!!

  • @skii2x156
    @skii2x156 5 років тому +33

    I came to a recent video because I know you will see this comment😂 just wanted to say sup and thanks for the chest work out videos and because of you my chest is starting to get big so thanks👍🏽btw Im cool with your sister so its pretty cool to see her brother make it with so many subscribers but anyways keep the grind and dont give for anything💪🏾🤘🏽

  • @diggleboy
    @diggleboy 5 років тому

    Keep up the great work, Austin! I'm inspired by your backstory, progress and persistence. I too don't expect results overnight, but the results are already felt after 3 weeks so far! Calisthenics for the win!

  • @gokupump
    @gokupump 5 років тому +6

    Alway Great & Usefully information

  • @jamppa4693
    @jamppa4693 5 років тому

    You have inspired me to start calisthenics. I just wanna say thank you for these videos. Every time i watch your video i learn something new. Hands down best calisthenics channel in youtube. KEEP IT UP BRO💪👊

  • @jesuschristmylordandsavior3924
    @jesuschristmylordandsavior3924 5 років тому +3

    Wow didn’t know you were that small your transformation is encouraging

  • @revanjagergaming8714
    @revanjagergaming8714 5 років тому +1

    My god if I weighed 175 lbs I would be dead, I might be able to get down to 210 some day but I doubt it. You have impressed me with calisthenics, I primarily do P90X because it works and I'm still a novice. But the type of body control you demonstrated in this video is really impressive and exactly the type of fitness that I'm already working towards. Good video man very informative and impressive keep it up.

  • @marcelchalobah7946
    @marcelchalobah7946 5 років тому +95

    I able to do a pistol squat now 😁😁😁 2019 I'm not skipping leg day

    • @nonamenoname2861
      @nonamenoname2861 5 років тому +14

      "We all think that at first. We are all wrong"

    • @giacbejo
      @giacbejo 5 років тому +9

      God gave me super fucking legs, I can do like 10 pistol squats for each leg easly, but I struggle with push ups (15 straight 😩) and specially with pull ups

    • @NGSMODE
      @NGSMODE 5 років тому +7

      I really don't want to be that dude, but 10 pistol squats is not as impressive as you think. There are people doing heavy weighted pistol squats and explosive pistols. Keep working.

    • @marcelchalobah7946
      @marcelchalobah7946 5 років тому

      @@nonamenoname2861 speak for yourself I can do pistol squats

    • @marcelchalobah7946
      @marcelchalobah7946 5 років тому

      @@NGSMODE you have to start somewhere can you do a pistol squats or weighted pistol squats

  • @Antonio-oe6yf
    @Antonio-oe6yf 5 років тому

    Happy 2019 everyone!! Hope you all have a great 2k19!! Austin especially you!! You change my life with my workouts and school and positivity

  • @gokugreg
    @gokugreg 5 років тому +5

    you could have been a manga character man ... truly inspiring nuff respecs

  • @xavientomas
    @xavientomas 4 роки тому +1

    Yo, I am 17 and we weighed the same at the same age. I have been working out for about 3 years now, and the fact you said that you are motivation, I will grind to look like you, or even buffer when I am older!

  • @LondonConfidential
    @LondonConfidential 5 років тому +93

    Great progress. 145lbs - 170lbs in 4 years. That's 6.25 lbs per year, around 2.8 kgs per year of lean muscle mass. That is what being a natural looks and results in. Expect 2-3 kgs of lean muscle per year. Anything more than that is very unrealistic. Roid takers can get 10kgs in a 12 week cycle and when they come off keep around 6kgs. That would mean they can do in 3 months what took someone like Austin 2 years to do naturally! Stay informed kids! :)))))

    • @CollineinfachCollinex
      @CollineinfachCollinex 5 років тому +12

      Well, I gained around 11 kg in my first year of lifting and I'm leaner than I started. And I'm no genetic freak or roid user or anything

    • @LondonConfidential
      @LondonConfidential 5 років тому +9

      @@CollineinfachCollinex That is extremely unlikely and you have not understood what sort of weight you've put on. I have no doubt you put on 11kgs in weight from the first day til the last day you weighed yourself. However most of it was 1. carb load/glycogen reserves/extra food in your muscles 2. water 3. 5-6 lbs of muscle 4. fat. If you were extremely skinny to begin with you can fill out your ribs for example with fat and still look lean. Also how old are you? You look young and if you are under 21 then some of the weight gain is just your bones growing and has nothing to do with bodybuilding. Lastly did you weigh your in the morning or at night because most people are up to 2kgs heavier at night than in the morning which would account for some of the supposed miscalculation. Also make sure you when you weigh yourself that you are wearing the same minimal clothing ie. just shorts and not full clothing eg. jeans with coins in them, which will add weight to the scales.

    • @anishpatel4169
      @anishpatel4169 5 років тому +19

      Lon A u can’t gain 2-3 kg per year: muscle doesn’t grow at the same rate per year. U will put way more muscle on the first year and each year it will decrease by half of what it was last year.

    • @LondonConfidential
      @LondonConfidential 5 років тому +2

      @@anishpatel4169 Anish you are 100% correct! It is likely that the first year will be the most (noobie gains) and each subsequent year there will be diminishing returns. I was just stating the median/average of Austins 4 year stated transformation. Of course one can't do 2-3 kgs for life as then one could end up being 300kgs of muscle by 70 years old. After a few years (7 + years) one would be lucky to even gain 1kg of muscle per year.

    • @Lorenzo83579
      @Lorenzo83579 5 років тому +4

      I put on 15 lbs in the first 8 months of doing calisthenics. Most of it was muscle, some was fat due to increased appetite.

  • @marabenda9827
    @marabenda9827 5 років тому +1

    My gosh, that vid was just amazing.. We´re happy to see your progression, but it´s also really motivating. Thanks Austin. Keep doing these great vids and I hope you will be even bigger next year! :)

  • @muhammedikbalyesiltas794
    @muhammedikbalyesiltas794 5 років тому +26

    8:46 daaamn a nice left jab

    • @SeboHyatt
      @SeboHyatt 5 років тому +2

      right? lol. subtle shot right there.

  • @ProxorGaming
    @ProxorGaming 5 років тому

    I just discovered your channel and I never really did any calisthenics but wanted you to know I really love your content, even without being into the calisthenics stuff. Great Stuff keep it up big boy!

  • @walkerw5932
    @walkerw5932 5 років тому +3

    I’m 13 and in 2019 I’m gonna go full into calisthenics and want to get in my best shape

  • @urong1986
    @urong1986 5 років тому

    Great inspiration. Although my starting point is different from you (I started overweight and tried to get my weight down this year so that I can do more bodyweight/calisthenics exercises), you have inspired me with your determination, positivity and humility. Please continue to post all these great content. All the best on your journey in 2019!

  • @-N-A-
    @-N-A- 5 років тому +89

    1:57 those legs tho 😂😂😂

  • @Brandnewshoes
    @Brandnewshoes 4 роки тому +1

    This was a great video dude. I appreciated how in-depth it was.

  • @akepgizmo6610
    @akepgizmo6610 5 років тому +4

    I'm stuck at a young age where I can't do or go anywhere. I feel like Harry potter and these videos are the owls bringing in the letters.

  • @rogerfvb
    @rogerfvb 4 роки тому

    I can't believe you're 2 years younger than me. I've been missing out on gains. Glad I'm getting real results now though.
    I've been doing calisthenics for around 1 year and a half.
    Better late than never.
    I mean, I probably still look better than average for someone my age, but I don't wanna look just "better than average". I wanna look remarkable.
    Calisthenics is the shit.

  • @swan20051395
    @swan20051395 5 років тому +6

    Who agrees Austin should learn the maltease in 2019

    • @swan20051395
      @swan20051395 5 років тому

      Mzrrr no it's straight planche with the arms to the side

  • @MrSCHNACK
    @MrSCHNACK 5 років тому

    This self evaluation was lit been here through this journey can’t wait to see your growth and also my own from watching your vids 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

  • @thebusylazybasist9692
    @thebusylazybasist9692 5 років тому +8

    U progress abnormaly fast even in the first few months.. Genetiks

    • @sami_rashid1996
      @sami_rashid1996 5 років тому +1

      Nah bro, hardwork > Genetics... I trained with strict nutrition and training and I got in crazy shape in a month. So just train hard and results will come

    • @scienz
      @scienz 5 років тому +2

      @@sami_rashid1996 did you ever think that maybe u have complimentary genetics too?

    • @sami_rashid1996
      @sami_rashid1996 5 років тому

      @scienz tbh I started as an obese kid but had the motivation to learn all the basic excercises, this is where I build some muscle and developed them. Not mentioning the year I did this for which had gotten my body used to working out hard. Then the month I became really strict mentally and did calisthenics then got to a really low body fat %, this is where all my results showed. Everyone's different, genetics or not, I definitely wouldn't have achieved this with out putting my mind to it

    • @Danneman92
      @Danneman92 3 роки тому

      @@sami_rashid1996 If you got in a "crazy shape" in just one month, you without a single doubt got good genetics, my friend. If you actually believe that's attainable for everyone with only hard work, then you're honestly a bit naive mate, and probably a little ignorant as well. Also, genetics DO play a massive role. It's the determing factor how fast you gain muscle, and how big you can become.
      And about your last message: People who gain weight easily, typically gain muslces easily too. Just look at strongmen. The top strongmen are typically de facto clinically obese, but they're absurdly strong. A mix of *genetics* and hardwork.

  • @blagoja3294
    @blagoja3294 5 років тому

    I followed you since 2016. Great to see where you at! Keep grinding

  • @Sub7Fitness
    @Sub7Fitness 5 років тому +3

    Very inspiring my guy!

  • @thomasgarlinghouse1445
    @thomasgarlinghouse1445 4 роки тому

    This guy should be named AWESOME Dunham. Great training strategies. Been doing his five minute home chest workout -- and it's great!

  • @ulisesarroyo9353
    @ulisesarroyo9353 5 років тому +3

    You are my fav youtuber...i follow you from Argentina since two years ago...maybe you can put subtitles in spanish dude...

    • @alexman378
      @alexman378 5 років тому

      What if he doesn’t speak Spanish?

  • @FeliciaFollum
    @FeliciaFollum 5 років тому +1

    I used to practice yoga consistently but after a car accident (and A LOT of health issues) I have started deadlifting and doing a decent amount of core work. My diet really can't be very good (haha I have a stomach disorder and food is a challenge) but I'm excited to start some calestenics stuff just for fun...thanks for this!!!

  • @bobfrediii2131
    @bobfrediii2131 5 років тому +7

    Started callisthenics 2 weeks ago wish me luck (;

  • @Leinnn
    @Leinnn 5 років тому

    I have a huge amount of respect for body builders. It requires so much will, effort, and dedication

  • @mikesimov
    @mikesimov 5 років тому +25

    Austin, great video as always but your pounds to kg calculations are wrong ;)

  • @jakemccoy
    @jakemccoy 3 роки тому +1

    By normal people standards, AD was already ripped in the before pics. It is pretty annoying when guys like this don't acknowledge that.

  • @Bertinhoantunes
    @Bertinhoantunes 4 роки тому +3

    I have a long way to go... starting December 2nd

  • @twilson2461
    @twilson2461 4 роки тому +1

    Seems like a very humble guy🙏🏽

  • @keshawnx4407
    @keshawnx4407 5 років тому +11

    Did you have any pains in your body , like back and shoulder throughout the couple months??

    • @lundoren5240
      @lundoren5240 5 років тому

      Keshawn X like sore or pain if it's pain that means your form is not good and your damaging your body

  • @phoenixskyward9972
    @phoenixskyward9972 4 роки тому

    Determination is power. I salute you with both of my hands!

  • @mybaldspot6740
    @mybaldspot6740 5 років тому +4

    Austin basically went from “Awwwee thats cute” to Daddy in 3 years.

  • @xbdjdjcdbdnndbdndb1613
    @xbdjdjcdbdnndbdndb1613 5 років тому

    Thanks for sharing Austin. Been sick for a week and getting back on your program. Really look forward to improving my health and life overall. God bless brother;)

  • @hecatrice2064
    @hecatrice2064 5 років тому +4

    4:52 doing muscle ups on the door 😂

  • @TheMarco981
    @TheMarco981 5 років тому

    nice to see this vid austin. I remember watching your first calisthenics body transformation. (also your tech review video before you started calisthenics lol). It's great to see you come this far. You have inspired me to work out. Keep up the great work man!

  • @aestheticsaddict913
    @aestheticsaddict913 5 років тому +5

    3:52 "begginer base level movous"

  • @tomswiss7128
    @tomswiss7128 5 років тому

    Really, really interesting video. You got me motivated and a little sad also. This because I see how being inconsistent with the training is a no-no. I've been into calisthenics for a year and a half, however I've become consistent with it only this summer and watching this video makes me realize how far I could have gone if I did train right. Well, no time for regret. Now I'm training once a week, but I'm going do my best to workout at least 2 times a week. It'll be hard, since school really keeps me busy. Keep it up bro!

  • @lukasstranger6013
    @lukasstranger6013 5 років тому +3

    Try nile wilsons new challenge, he said only a gymnast could do it....

  • @lijahsfuntime6115
    @lijahsfuntime6115 5 років тому

    Love your videos bo, your real and genuine and I'm on my journey at the moment and loving calisthenics, keep doing what you doing because there is a lot of plastics out there, will follow your journey

  • @Rey-io8um
    @Rey-io8um 5 років тому +3

    Dude...you look like Bryson Tiller if he was jacked!!!

  • @yohanndomoison3771
    @yohanndomoison3771 5 років тому

    Hi Austin, very nice video ! You definitely look better with your hair trimmed short like that, according to my viewpoint !! Congratulations for your being so consistent and patient...your efforts did pay off : you can be proud of yourself !!

  • @kylenorris9585
    @kylenorris9585 5 років тому +55

    Bruh you hit puberty after you started College you dont even look like the same person

    • @kennethhenderson5098
      @kennethhenderson5098 5 років тому +10

      Its the testerone

    • @siryusmusic
      @siryusmusic 5 років тому +2

      roids make you change (and age) fast ;) 1 year ( as an adult) for planche,fl,bl, hspu.. lol.. made my day

    • @riandunneleavy4161
      @riandunneleavy4161 5 років тому +8

      He's natural

    • @siryusmusic
      @siryusmusic 5 років тому

      @@riandunneleavy4161 whatever..its his health not mine :)

    • @GodKing_Guts
      @GodKing_Guts 5 років тому +8

      @@riandunneleavy4161 he was at first. You can tell when his body blew up he definitely started taking something. Traps blew up like mad

  • @imchxpped1925
    @imchxpped1925 5 років тому +1

    Humble as my guy💯

  • @armanimerkur9977
    @armanimerkur9977 5 років тому +9

    I really laughed when he said
    I really didn't train my calves.. cuz I just wasn't educated enough (pointing at his head)
    Keep it up bro.. I should train them too

  • @Roadrunnerz45
    @Roadrunnerz45 2 роки тому

    very proud of you austin. incredible. inspiring.

  • @DanielConstant00
    @DanielConstant00 5 років тому +4

    Im very intrigued in the part you say you cleaned up your diet. Can you point me to a video where you go into more detail about your diet changes.

  • @tobiasschweiner40
    @tobiasschweiner40 5 років тому

    Hey thanks for every video that you made!!! I‘m from Austria and every video is a Motivation for me!!❤️

  • @Max-zf1ld
    @Max-zf1ld 5 років тому +4

    Im starting today 6´2 70 kg wish me luck

    • @Monrello
      @Monrello 3 роки тому

      How's your progress

  • @arty7542
    @arty7542 3 роки тому

    You're an awesome guy. Thanks for making yourself relatable to us. To me. Hope you progress further and continue to inspire us. Cheers!