Taking Photos with GoTrim

Pictures speak louder than words. Before getting started with your GoTrim plan, be sure to take ''before'' photos. These photos will serve as a testimony to how far you’ve come, and how hard you’ve worked to achieve weight loss success!

• Photos should be full-body shots (from head to toe).

• Ideally, you should be dressed in form-fitting athletic wear or swimwear. The outfits worn for "Before and After" photos should be as close to identical as possible.

• Photographic area should be well lit; dim lighting prevents detailed viewing.

• The background in your photos should be plain. A white wall is an ideal background for your photos.

• Photos should show the greatest transformation possible. Be proud of your success, stand confidently and smile in your ‘after’ photos.

A simple fitness diagram showing a woman in a blue sports bra and black shorts from the front and side, on a white background with a green check mark in the top right. A simple fitness diagram showing a woman in a blue sports bra and black shorts from the front and side, on a white background with a green check mark in the top right.

Correct

Instructional diagram showing a woman from the front and side wearing a blue sports bra, with a red 'X' marking indicating an improper or incorrect fit/posture view. Instructional diagram showing a woman from the front and side wearing a blue sports bra, with a red 'X' marking indicating an improper or incorrect fit/posture view.

Incorrect

A simple line drawing showing a woman from the front and side, wearing a blue sports bra and black shorts, on a white background with blue borders. A simple line drawing showing a woman from the front and side, wearing a blue sports bra and black shorts, on a white background with blue borders.

Incorrect

A side-by-side comparison diagram of a woman's front view, showing an incorrect pose with arms raised overhead on the left and a correct straight, relaxed pose on the right. A side-by-side comparison diagram of a woman's front view, showing an incorrect pose with arms raised overhead on the left and a correct straight, relaxed pose on the right.

Incorrect