I’m 5’1 and 140lbs – people say I ‘weigh a lot’ but I think I look fit, people say ‘wow’ when they see me
THIS gym girl has stunned viewers after showing off her fit body, even though others say that she “weighs a lot.”
The TikToker claimed she is above the weight that she “should” be for someone her height, but she’s not afraid to wear revealing workout clothes that show her muscles.
Cheresse (@chereese_) on TikTok wore black leggings and a gray sports bra in a video to her followers.
In the video, she said that she is 5ft 1in.
“I’m short and weigh a lot,” Cheresse said.
She explained in the comment section that “when I say weigh a lot it’s based on what people/resources say what someone who is 5’1 should weigh.”
While some might think Cheresse is over the recommended weight for her height, she revealed that her body is in good shape.
She showed off her abs, back, and arm muscles in the video, flexing her bicep at the end.
One viewer was taken by surprise after looking at Cheresse, saying “wow.”
Another pointed to the fact that they are built the same, but that Chereese looks better.
“Wait we [are the] same height and I’m only a few lbs less and you look amazing compared to me,” the viewer wrote.
But Chereese reassuringly replied: “I’m sure you look amazing.”
GYM GIRL DREAMS
Another gym girl who once dreamed of being a model, ended up as a professional female bodybuilder, securing the Ms Olympia title for three years in a row.
Andrea Shaw’s fitness journey started when she was a teenager after she got burnt out on years of cheerleading and gymnastics training, Sportskeeda reports.
Shaw’s mother, a nurse and former personal trainer, suggested that she start working out instead.
She brought her daughter to the Powerhouse Gym in Highland Park, Michigan, which is still where Shaw trains to this day.
“I had no desire to be a bodybuilder back then,” Shaw told Fitness Volt.
“I wanted to be a fashion model, but at 5ft 5ins, I wasn’t tall enough.”
Now Shaw brings home titles from the highest-ranking professional women’s bodybuilding contest in the world, taking home her latest victory during Ms Olympia 2022 in December.