How Jodie Marsh transformed into beefy bodybuilder in just 2 months

London, Jan 19 (ANI): Jodie Marsh, who left everyone gobsmacked when she burst back on to the scene a few months ago with a beefy and bulked-up bodybuilder's physique, has revealed how she transformed her trim and toned physique in just two months.

While it might take most people a year or so to develop muscles like that through a tough exercise regime and strict diet, it only took the media personality eight weeks.

The 33-year-old released a series of photos that show, in chronological order, how she looked at the start of her exercise regime to how she ended up just eight weeks later.

With the help of celebrity personal trainer Tim Sharp, she transformed her body into a muscular machine, ready to enter a bodybuilding competition last autumn.

Her transformation is shown in a documentary that airs next Tuesday night on men's lifestyle channel DMX.

It will show Jodie preparing for the competition with behind-the-scenes footage, laughter, tears and her sheer determination at achieving her goal.

It will also show exclusive interviews from within the sometimes secretive world of Body Building including shocking stories of steroid abuse within the sport.

Jodie was preparing for the Natural Physique Association (NPA) Mike Williams Classic and Pro-Am Bodybuilding Championships, which took place in Sheffield last September.

Marsh's gruelling regime saw her not only go from toned to extremely muscular, but she dropped from a size 10 to a tiny size six.

Under the guidance of Sharp, her eight-week regime saw her sticking to an incredibly strict diet, as well as cutting out nightclubs and all alcohol.

"In just 50 days I have gone from 25 per cent body fat to 10 per cent body fat, gained 8 pounds of muscle, and lost 20 pounds of fat. In 8 weeks I have achieved what normally takes 6 to 9 months," the Daily Mail quoted Marsh as saying.

"This is the best I've ever felt, and the best my body has ever felt too," she said.

Jodie ended up coming fifth in the competition, but undeterred, she wowed to get further this year.

"I'm really happy I'm going home with a trophy. If I can do this in eight weeks, competing against the best of the best in the UK, then what else can I achieve with more training time?

"I'm 100 per cent confident that if I had more time to train I could have placed in the top three and go through to finals. We'll have to see what happens next year!" she added. (ANI)