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Six months, one bodyweight, and a 19-kilogram swing on the scale — no gym, no barbell, just gravity and consistency.

The YouTube creator known as ElvisLifts dropped “6 month Insane Calisthenics Transformation” on January 24, 2020, the second entry in a personal transformation series he’s been documenting in real time. The footage tracks him from a starting weight of 114 kg (251 lbs) down to roughly 95 kg (210 lbs), a net loss of about 19 kg (41 lbs), built entirely on bodyweight training rather than weighted lifts. Cut to Warriyo’s “Mortals,” the video is less a tutorial than a progress report — before-and-after footage stitched around the actual skills he added along the way.

• Starting point 114 kg (251 lbs), ending point roughly 95 kg (210 lbs) — a 19 kg (41 lb) drop across the six-month window.
• Skill progression runs from standard pull-ups and conventional push-ups up through archer pull-ups, standard dips, and one-arm push-ups.
• Titled “PART 2” of his ongoing transformation series, confirming this is a continuation rather than a standalone before-and-after clip.

The Six-Month Ledger

Forty-one pounds is the kind of number that usually gets attached to a diet plan or a bariatric case study, not a bodyweight routine filmed in someone’s living room or a park. ElvisLifts frames it as a straight recomposition story: less body fat, more visible muscle, and a body that could suddenly do things it couldn’t do six months earlier. That combination — simultaneous fat loss and strength gain — is exactly the territory covered in How To Build Muscle And Lose Fat At The Same Time, and it’s the part of the video that separates it from a generic weight-loss clip.

From Standard Pull-Ups to Archer Pull-Ups

The exercise list in the video reads like a calisthenics skill tree. He starts with the basics — standard pull-ups, standard dips, conventional push-ups — and by the end is demonstrating archer pull-ups and one-arm push-ups, both of which demand far more relative strength per limb than their two-armed counterparts. Archer pull-ups shift almost all the working load onto one arm while the other stays extended for balance; one-arm push-ups do the same thing from the ground. Neither is achievable at 114 kg without first stripping away a meaningful amount of bodyweight, which is the throughline of the whole video.

114 kg to roughly 95 kg in six months — and the proof isn’t the scale, it’s the one-arm push-up he couldn’t do at the start.

Cardio and Fat Loss as the Foundation

Underneath the skill work, ElvisLifts also points to improved cardiovascular endurance as part of the six-month shift — the kind of aerobic base that calisthenics-heavy routines build almost as a side effect of high-rep, low-rest circuits. That pairing of conditioning and bodyweight strength work overlaps with the approach laid out in 10 HIIT Exercises to Lose Belly Fat FASTER, where short, intense intervals do double duty for fat loss and heart health rather than treating them as separate goals.

The Significance of Part Two Labels

Labeling the upload “PART 2” tells you this isn’t a one-off flex video — it’s a checkpoint in a longer documented arc, presumably following an earlier installment that established the 114 kg starting point. That structure is common in the bodyweight-transformation corner of YouTube, where creators like the one behind LARRY WHEELS — EPIC BODY TRANSFORMATION build audience investment by returning to the same subject over months rather than dropping a single highlight reel.

If ElvisLifts keeps to the pattern he’s already set, Part 3 is the logical next drop — the question is just how much further the archer pull-ups and one-arm push-ups get refined once the fat loss slows down and the strength work becomes the main event.