SUMMER is quickly approaching, and one TikToker has shared her workout routine she's using to get in shape.
Influencer Abbie often shares clips of her workout routines, but the latest post has her fans praising her for "body goals".
Abbie captioned the video of her squatting: "Time to grind, 8 weeks until summer."
Fans were quick to praise the bodybuilding gym girl, who only began working out 2 years ago.
Since beginning her fitness journey, she's gained nearly 250,000 followers on TikTok and gotten countless brand sponsorships.
The power lifter's figure is enviable, and many of her fans are striving to get it.
One commented: "So, I have 8 weeks to get my bikini body. I can do this!!"
Another piped in: "You've had a summer body since last summer!"
It seems Abbie's two years of grinding in the gym have certainly paid off, and she's ready for summer.
Another gym girl shared that she knew she reached her dream body because her clothes look "inappropriate now".
Gym rat Tiana Destinee has taken her followers on her fitness journey and says her body has gotten to a point where any outfit looks revealing, even when her skin isn’t showing.
Although she was covered up, the form-fitting workout wear defined Tiana’s small waist, toned and lifted butt, and muscular thighs.
After taking a sip of her drink, she looked back at the camera and slightly posed, smiling over her new physique.
“Idk how to feel about it lol,” she wrote in the caption.
Another dedicated gym rat has exposed the blunt commentary she receives from men while working out.
She has admitted to being asked the same questions, but people doubt her story.
YouTuber Clara Dao (@ClaraDao) posted a video to discuss her interactions with other gym-goers and her responses.
Men will continue to comment on her fitness abilities. They say: "Lol, she can't even use the machine properly."
And their persistence never ends. They will ask if she's seeing anyone, and when she says she isn't interested, they ask if they can get her number.
Clara has to tell them again she's not interested. Their response is usually: "Your loss. You ain't all that anyways."
