View allAll Photos Tagged BodyTransformation
From my Instagram:
Winter season groceries in style obviously 😎.
Merry Christmas 🌲❤️
.
.
.
.
#leatherjacket #hat #fedora #fedorahat #scarf #scarfstyle #winter #winterfashion #fashion #beard #men #gentleman #classy #elegant #eyeglasses #happy #groceries #shopping #groceryshopping #fitmen #winteroutfit #wool #leather
#uomo #hombre
From my Instagram:
New eyeglasses love 'em.
😎 Yeahrrr Baby ☠️
.
.
.
.
#rayban #aviators #newstyle #eyeglasses #menglasses #dapper #waistcoat #happy #shaka #beardmen #gentleman #beardedmuscle #fit #classic #uomo #hombre #men #hazeleyes #greeneyes #fitmen #asos #asosmen #occhialidavista
Surma or Suri is a sedentary pastoral tribe living in south west Ethiopia, in Omo Valley on the western bank of the Omo River, in Kibish and Tulgit areas;
Only few Surma are familiar with Amharic, Ethiopiaâs official language, and the literacy level is very low; Lip plate and Donga stick fights are the two typical distinctive features of these people, shared with the neighbouring Mursi people;© Eric Lafforgue
The Bodi (or Meen) tribe lives close to the Omo River in southern Ethiopia (Omo Valley) and has the Mursi tribe as south neighbor and Konso at north; It is a pastoral and agricultural tribe, thus livestock plays a large role in the tribe; Along the banks of the river, they cultivate sorghum, maize and coffee;
For their new year in June, called Kael, Bodi men consume large amounts of blood and milk to become overweight;Â This tradition measures the body fat of a contestant; Each family or clan is allowed to present an unmarried contestant;Â The winner of this contest is awarded great fame by the tribe;Â The women in the tribe wear goatskin skirts and have a plug inserted into their chin; Most of them are now Christians;
In Hana Mursi, the main town of the Bodis, the government plans to settle 300 000 people from all over Ethiopia over the next few years; Along with the workers and soldiers, AIDS and Hepatitis B are coming too; The Bodi tribespeople do not want to give up their traditions and their land to allow the new sugar cane plantations irrigated by the water of Gibe 3 dam, and live in the settlements planned by the government; If the Konso tribe attempts to set foot on their land with the support of the government, clashes will erupt as the Bodi elders predict;
© Eric Lafforgue
Emilia Romagna is still in red zone till Easter, so there is no better time to bother Denis for some new pics 😅 💀.
On this one I'm sitting on my Ikea chair I use when on PC, love it ❤
Someone may notice a bit more belly now 😅 in the pics, still a lot more slender than years ago
It's because of my winter diet, but now thanks to it and the training schedules I finally reached the goal of having at least 40cm or 16in biceps so it worked.
I will burn the belly with my trusty jumping rope, and with the new schedules I will get back my flat belly( not the six pack 🐢 but flat) and keep the muscle gained .
By the way I gained a lot of muscle on the legs too so I'm happy 😁
Have a wonderful day
Surma or suri is a sedentary pastoral tribe living in south west ethiopia, in omo valley on the western bank of the omo river, in kibish and tulgit areas;
only few surma are familiar with amharic, ethiopiaâs official language, and the literacy level is very low; lip plate and donga stick fights are the two typical distinctive features of these people, shared with the neighbouring mursi people;
© Eric Lafforgue
So after much pondering, well months if not years considering the good and bads of cutting my hairs ✂️
I'm everevolving, so when you feel it I think it's natural to change hairstyle too.
I usually cut my hairs by myself, but this time having long hairs, it was complex on the sides and back, so I asked my brother Denis De Iacovo to help me out.
He shoot the pics too
The choice was made and the scissors and clipper ✂️ were unleashed.
It's a variation based on the classic disconnected undercut, the back end is V shaped like a mohawk.
In the end I like the result a lot, after leaving my hair long for so much years I wasn't sure to look better, but I do, at least in my eyes.
I left them long enough on the top I'm able to style em in different ways.
Have a wonderful day
Kolejny kadr z bardzo szybkiej sesji @anetaszolltysek_ifbbpro 💪😎😍🇪🇸
Modelka: @anetaszolltysek_ifbbpro
Foto: @kuba.petrymusz @alinapetrymusz
Miejsce: El Campello - Hiszpania 🇪🇸
Instagram:
Portfolio:
👊 Work like beast look like beast 👊 Visit us www.youtube.com/c/TheGymster?sub_confirmation=1 #gym #training #bodybuilding #bodytransformation #beast #sport #fit #fitness #health #results #success #workout #champion #greatness bit.ly/2s4xH6R bit.ly/2ruVM9J
Surma or suri is a sedentary pastoral tribe living in south west ethiopia, in omo valley on the western bank of the omo river, in kibish and tulgit areas;
only few surma are familiar with amharic, ethiopiaâs official language, and the literacy level is very low; lip plate and donga stick fights are the two typical distinctive features of these people, shared with the neighbouring mursi people;
© Eric Lafforgue
The society of the Hamar tribe of the Omo Valley (Ethiopia) consists in a complex system of age groups with complicated rituals to pass from one to the other; The bull-jumping is the final test before passing into adulthood and getting married;
Before the jump, the women of the jumperâs family are whipped to blood to prove their courage and accompany him during the test;
The whipper running the bull jumping is called maze; Mazes are single men who have already performed bull jumping; They are hired to whip the women during the ceremony and earn goats and money as a salary; Mazes survive on payments received for these ceremonies; They only feed themselves with milk, honey and meat; Once they get married, they get a dowry and some land if they are lucky; The Mazes take part to the eldersâ meeting before the ceremony;
The cow jumping or bull leaping consists in walking naked over bulls without falling; Once this is done, the boy becomes a man and is able to get married; Any boy who fails will be publicly humiliated, whipped by his female relatives and teased, insulted and beaten by both men and women for the rest of his life;
© Eric Lafforgue
When the Surma shepherds leave their village, they paint their bodies like for a camouflage;
Like their neighbours, the Surma, living in Omo valley, Ethiopia, paint their bodies; They create a variety of designs on their naked bodies using their fingertips, which helps exposing their dark skins and aims at beautifying themselves and frightenning their opponents; Surma men, generally believed to be expert artists, also paint the girls;
Surma or Suri is a sedentary pastoral tribe living in south west Ethiopia, in Omo Valley on the western bank of the Omo River, in Kibish and Tulgit areas;
Itâs quite common to see men and women carrying Kalashnikovs, which are part of the daily life; Their land has always been a place of traditional rivalries amoung neighbouring tribes such as the Bume (Nyangatom) or the Toposa from Sudan who regularly team up to raid on their cattle; These fights have become quite bloody since automatic firearms have become available during in the Sudanese Civil War;
Only few Surma are familiar with Amharic, Ethiopiaâs official language, and the literacy level is very low; Lip plate and Donga stick fights are the two typical distinctive features of these people, shared with the neighbouring Mursi people;
The land of the Suri, in the Omo Valley, Ethiopia, is being stolen by the Ethiopian government to be rented to foreign companies; They are then rented out for 1 euro per hectare and per year
© Eric Lafforgue
Surma or suri is a sedentary pastoral tribe living in south west ethiopia, in omo valley on the western bank of the omo river, in kibish and tulgit areas;
only few surma are familiar with amharic, ethiopiaâs official language, and the literacy level is very low; lip plate and donga stick fights are the two typical distinctive features of these people, shared with the neighbouring mursi people;
© Eric Lafforgue
Bana people (also spelled Banna or Benna) are an indigenous tribe of 50 000 people, of the lower Omo Valley in Ethiopia; Their neighbors are the Hamer tribe;Â They are really similar to them and are for that reason often called Hammer-Bena;
The Banna People are a friendly people and they look fantastic; women wear many decorations and men wear the clay or braided hair style they get when they honour the slain of an enemy or of a wild animal; They live mostly of agriculture in upland areas to the east of the Omo Valley, adjacent to the area of Ari and Tsemai; You can meet them in the markets of Key Afer where they trade;
Just like most of the tribes the Bena practice ritual dancing and singing;Â The men often have their hair dressed up with a colorful clay cap that is decorated with feathers;Â Women of the tribe wear beads in their hair held together with butter;
The bull-jumping is the most significant ceremony in the social life of the Bana, the final test before passing into adulthood and in order to get married;
This is a chart of how my body has changed from roughly the last year (25 July 2008 - 22 July 2009)
As you can see I had fairly steady and rapid weight loss through calorie restriction for the first 7 months. I added resistance training to maintain muscle during the cutting period and continued it into the stabilization period. I have now been at my target weight range for 5 months and it is much easier to maintain and have a real life.
My summary of the first years change is at my Question Fit Blog
The society of the Hamar tribe of the Omo Valley (Ethiopia) consists in a complex system of age groups with complicated rituals to pass from one to the other; The bull-jumping is the final test before passing into adulthood and getting married;
Before the jump, the women of the jumperâs family are whipped to blood to prove their courage and accompany him during the test;
The whipper running the bull jumping is called maze; Mazes are single men who have already performed bull jumping; They are hired to whip the women during the ceremony and earn goats and money as a salary; Mazes survive on payments received for these ceremonies; They only feed themselves with milk, honey and meat; Once they get married, they get a dowry and some land if they are lucky; The Mazes take part to the eldersâ meeting before the ceremony;
The cow jumping or bull leaping consists in walking naked over bulls without falling; Once this is done, the boy becomes a man and is able to get married; Any boy who fails will be publicly humiliated, whipped by his female relatives and teased, insulted and beaten by both men and women for the rest of his life;
© Eric Lafforgue
Posting as Memento as I reached a personal goal of mine:
Well my personal muscle mass target has been reached more or less 😀, so I will concentrate on leaning a bit while keeping the muscle mass.
Not bad at all
Have a wonderful day
This is a repost from my Instagram: www.instagram.com/p/CYnIEMZKYhE/
From my Instagram:
Third portrait shot by my brother @denisdeiacovo with his @nikoneurope camera ,
I got a super serious mood in this one .
Have a wonderful day
.
.
.
.
#leather #hat #menstyle #beard #scarf #gloves #winter #rayban #asos #asosmen #nikon #portrait #photography #photoshoot #fotografia #cappello #sombrero #lentes #occhiali #pelle #chaquetadecuero
Now that the belly is gone, I can finally play with my look however I want.
This blue shirt is more than 20 years old, it is probably one of those clothes I bought in the past, hoping to wear it right in the future.
Loving this outfit, I feel so Grrr in it 😜
my brother @denisdeiacovo shoot 'em for me ❤️
Have a wonderful day.
Instagram: www.instagram.com/p/CkHKM1dMZhB/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
Emilia Romagna is still in red zone till Easter, so there is no better time to bother Denis for some new pics 😅 💀.
No I didn't write a book but this pic would be perfect for it, I like it especially as a profile photo 😎.
In the next days I'll upload the others.
Someone may notice a bit more belly now 😅 in the pics, still a lot more slender than years ago
It's because of my winter diet, but now thanks to it and the training schedules I finally reached the goal of having at least 40cm or 16in biceps so it worked.
I will burn the belly with my trusty jumping rope, and with the new schedules I will get back my flat belly( not the six pack 🐢 but flat) and keep the muscle gained .
By the way I gained a lot of muscle on the legs too so I'm happy 😁
Have a wonderful day
The Hamar (Hamer, Hammer) tribe is about 35,000 people, living in Hamer Bena woreda, a fertile part of the Omo River valley, in the Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples Region (SNNPR) in Ethiopia; Itâs a pastoral tribe, placing a high value on cattle; At least 27 words are used to qualify the variations of colours and textures of cattle! Each man has a human, a goat and a cow name;
Honey collection is their major activity; They are also semi nomadic and migrate every few months to find pastures; They share a common language and culture with the Bana-Bashada; The society consists in a complex system of age groups with complicated rituals to pass from one to the other; The bull-jumping is the final test before passing into adulthood and getting married;
The Hamar have spectacular wooden headrests used to prevent the hair from touching the ground and to protect the clay wig that some wear; It is also used as a seat; Women dress their hair in short tufts rolled in ochre and fat or in long twisted strands; These strands, called "goscha" are a sign of health and welfare;â¨They also wear bead necklaces, iron bracelets, and decorate their breast with cowry shells; Married women wear "esente" around their necks, torques made of iron wrapped in leather; These are engagement presents, worn for life and indicating their husband's wealth; One of the necklaces is called the "bignere"; It has a phallic-shaped end; A manâs first wife only can wear this jewellery; Her status is the higher one in Hamer society; The second wifes are more slaves than wives;
The young unmarried girls wear a kind of oval metal plate used like a sunshield; It tends to be rare in the tribe;
© Eric Lafforgue
The society of the Hamar tribe of the Omo Valley (Ethiopia) consists in a complex system of age groups with complicated rituals to pass from one to the other; The bull-jumping is the final test before passing into adulthood and getting married;
Before the jump, the women of the jumperâs family are whipped to blood to prove their courage and accompany him during the test;
The whipper running the bull jumping is called maze; Mazes are single men who have already performed bull jumping; They are hired to whip the women during the ceremony and earn goats and money as a salary; Mazes survive on payments received for these ceremonies; They only feed themselves with milk, honey and meat; Once they get married, they get a dowry and some land if they are lucky; The Mazes take part to the eldersâ meeting before the ceremony;
The cow jumping or bull leaping consists in walking naked over bulls without falling; Once this is done, the boy becomes a man and is able to get married; Any boy who fails will be publicly humiliated, whipped by his female relatives and teased, insulted and beaten by both men and women for the rest of his life;
© Eric Lafforgue