Intro about myself

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Flex22

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Hey here a little intro about myself. I’ve been into lifting weights since highs school. I always had the dedication and consistency but did what was told of me. I didn’t really starting making serious progress till my early mid 20s because I started training with actual bodybuilding oriented people. And then my knowledge blew up when I started reading books from authors such a as John meadows, Scott Stevenson, josh Bryant, Christian thibaudeau, dr.Mike Israeli , brad Schoenfeld , and one of my favorites Justin Harris. I store all those authors down because I highly highly recommend reading there stuff if your looking to expand your knowledge.
I’ve been cycling since mid 20s and have made my mistakes for sure along the way and learned a lot and at the end of the day I’ve come to the conclusion everyone’s different and it’s just a matter of finding what works best for YOU. I was going to get into the competing side of the sport but I had mutliple tears and surgeries from my pec to my bicep to my tricep and laT. So my body’s no longer symmetrical and I have to workout ways that work and for for my body. But it’s still my passion and my “get away” that saves me both mentally and ohysically
 
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Thank you for the welcome hall. I’m 35 hrs old too. I also wanted to mention that bodybuilding/fitness lifestyle is important to me because in many ways it saved my life. I have been in a war with addiction for many many years and the fitness bodybuilding lifestyle has given me a home, a place to feel free and be myself . A place to clear my head deal with my emotions and contstantly improve myelf inside and out.
 
Welcome to UGM! I feel you on the injuries and having to train your own special way because of it. I never like to train with anyone because the way I lift will not make sense to those who haven’t had a good hundred reoccurring injuries.
Addiction is rough. The gym always clears the body and mind for a half day at least, just long enough to make it to the next workout. 👍
 
Hahaha ya 35 hours old is pretty young.

@Flex22 i feel you on the addiction. I’ve struggled wit it for a long time. No narcotics for 7 years for me. Alcohol still rears it’s head every now and then. But the Gym definitely helps keep it at bay for certain. It’s an addiction if it’s own but at least it has positive results that don’t hurt other people.
 
Ketamine therePy. I can honestly say I have not thought of ending my own life since starting it.
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This was post workout treatment meal
 
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