Carlton Loth flexing shirtless in the gym

Carlton Loth

Personal Trainer, Professional Bodybuilder

Gaining the thirst for training in high school, Carlton Loth has transformed both his physique and life ever since he picked up the dumbbells for the first time.

 “I developed a real interest in bodybuilding when I was 15 years old, working out with school friends at the local gym.”

Initially, Carlton’s sole goal was to improve his physique. But, as he progressed, he started setting new ambitions for himself. This included entering a bodybuilding show.

It didn’t take long for Carlton to act on his goals. By the age of 17, he’d already won his first contest. This marked the start of a ‘meteoric’ rise to success, culminating in 2018 when Carlton won his IFBB Pro Card.


Carlton Loth flexing his ripped and bulging triceps in a gym

Athlete Statistics

Full Name: Carlton Loth
WeightHeightAgeDate of Birth
215 - 225lbs (93.0 - 102.1kg)6'2" (188cm)26June 11, 1996
 
NationalityProfessionEra
AustralianPersonal Trainer, Professional Bodybuilder2010
Weight215 - 225lbs (93.0 - 102.1kg)
Height6'2" (188cm)
Age26
Date of BirthJune 11, 1996
NationalityAustralian
ProfessionPersonal Trainer, Professional Bodybuilder
Era2010


Carlton Loth posing shirtless in red shorts in the gym looking ripped and aesthetic


Carlton Loth doing a shirtless front double biceps pose for the photo

Accomplishments

  • IFBB Pro Bodybuilder (Pro Card Earned in 2018)
  • Personal Trainer
  • Online Coach

Carlton Loth showing off his wide and huge back for the camera


Carlton Loth's body transformation before after

Training

Carlton Loth trains seven days per week. On each day, he trains a different muscle group. “I break up my leg days into my hamstring and quad days. I also hit my shoulders twice a week,” says Carlton.

The rep range and weight Carlton uses depends on where he’s at in his bodybuilding season. If he’s preparing for a show, he’ll use lighter weights with more reps. This will help him burn fat, along with keeping his muscles ripped.

In the ‘off-season,’ things look a little different. This is where Carlton trains heavier, with the goal of gaining solid muscle mass.


Carlton Loth taking a shirtless selfie in the gym looking ripped


Progressive Overload

Carlton starts his workouts with a very light weight, no matter which muscle group he trains. He’ll also focus on doing high reps to pump blood into the muscle.

After a couple of warm-up sets, Carlton’s muscles will be ready to go. His risk of injury will also be much lower at this point.

As he progresses through the workout, Carlton will gradually increase the weight with each set. This is called progressive overload, and it enables Carlton to grow in his strength week after week.


Carlton Loth showing off his shirtless and aesthetic back for the photo


Carlton Loth flexing his muscles in a greyish tank top in the gym

Nutrition

Dieting For a Show

Carlton Loth has a specific way of dieting for a show. During this period, he enters a full carb-restriction mode; eating no more than 40g of carbs per day.

He’ll do this for a couple days in a row, before having a cheat meal. This way, he replenishes any nutrients lost through training and gives his muscles the energy to keep working hard in the gym.

“When I’m dieting, I go super-low carbs. My total carbs per day are about 40 grams. It’s what has worked for me. Low carbs and then a couple of cheat meals spaced out throughout the week, that’s the whole idea.” 


Carlton Loth posing shirtless next to a white car during the night


Carlton Loth posing shirtless in his backyard looking ripped and fit

What we can learn from Carlton Loth

What we can learn from Carlton Loth is that if you want to have an aesthetic physique, you’ll have to put in years of effort into your goal. In Carlton’s case, he’s been training since he was 15 years old. It took him 2 years of daily ‘grinding’ to reach a stage-ready physique and win his first show.

He kept training hard from there, gaining more and more success as he went further. With a similar mindset and attitude, you too can achieve success in anything that you want.

“The best piece of advice I can give is to set realistic goals for yourself. Understand that your natural bodybuilding journey is just that – a journey comprised of many smaller steps! There are no short cuts or guarantees.

It is a lifestyle choice which you must make. You will have obstacles – holding down a job, going to school, combining family, relationships and training, but you can redesign a better version of you naturally and progressively. You just need to know how.” – Carlton Loth

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Carlton Loth is incredible. An incomparable physique, unmatched handsomeness, very professional.

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