I’m a redheaded gym girl – I can deadlift almost three times my 120-lb weight and I’m just getting started
A GYM girl has shared an impressive achievement on her TikTok account.
The stunning redhead regularly shares health and fitness-related videos on social media.
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The gym girl revealed that she can lift 300 lbsCredit: TikTok
Rea (rea.lynn04) revealed that she can “finally” lift a 300-lb weight.
The 18-year-old is a competitive powerlifter.
She overlayed the video with an audio track that said “the only difference between me and you is that I wanted it more.”
Rea accompanied the video with a number of hashtags, including #girlswholift and #redheadsdoitbetter.
She also revealed in the caption that she weighs 120lbs, meaning she lifted almost three times her weight.
A number of TikTok users commented on the video with words of support for the redhead gym girl.
“Keep putting in the work,” commented one follower.
“Congrats on the achievement,” said another.
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“And damn hot doing it too! You’re awesome,” one fellow TikToker said.
Rea posts a number of videos detailing her gym life.
She overlayed one video with an audio track that said: “On Friday night, some teenagers go out to drink and party. Some teenagers are different, they hit the gym instead. That’s where they find their peace.”
In the comment section, she told one follower: “I usually don’t go [to parties]. They mess up your lifts for a hot second.”
A number of women have recently shared their height and weight on TikTok in order to dispel myths about BMI (body mass index) dictating health.
Gym girl Marie Temara (@marietemara), who stands at six-feet-one-inch and is 210 pounds, regularly posts videos detailing her measurements to show that weight looks different for everybody.
In one video, Temara mocked her ex who said he would “never date a girl over 200 pounds.”
She jokingly cried in the video, before showing off her stunning figure, and stated “Me: 210 lbs.”
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Rea is a competitive powerlifterCredit: TikTok
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