What Motivates You To Train
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There were a few guys when I was in HS that dabbled in AAS, I kept it pretty kosher, Ultimate Orange and Creatine, hahaha. I didn’t touch AAS until college, in HS I was already one of the biggest, and stronger in lifts that mattered than the guys using stuff… in college I was just another bum, too short to throw shotput (beleive it or not what is now 5’10” used to be 6’) and not strong enough to make up for the lack of leverage in a sport dominated by giant Vikings not Irish midgets… The hunger to be the best carried over to PL and it was over from there… down the tubes I went
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I do it to everyone I just don’t ever say anything im on all day if I see something I take care of it that’s all.
I want to know what’s really going on because you’re all wound up brother. What’s going on that you believe im out to get you the one person I call a friend at ugmuscle?? @John
I want to know what’s really going on because you’re all wound up brother. What’s going on that you believe im out to get you the one person I call a friend at ugmuscle?? @John
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My father passed away in his late 40’s when I was a teen, his father, and fathers father, pretty much the same story. So I’ve always been more cautious around death. Before hand my regular life style was keeping up with my health, but as I started getting into my 30’s just was feeling sick all the time, I knew I was overweight, I knew the nicotine wasn’t helping probably spiking my blood pressure. So the fear of death kinda hits a nerve.
Second, as of lately, video games, tv, movies, politics, has just felt all the same story, all the same feeling, and have lost interest. I want to do the things I’ve always dreamed of, fast cars, fast bikes, climbing and jumping off cliff sides, just going for that more active lifestyle. The visit to the hospital only harden my objectives even more.
Second, as of lately, video games, tv, movies, politics, has just felt all the same story, all the same feeling, and have lost interest. I want to do the things I’ve always dreamed of, fast cars, fast bikes, climbing and jumping off cliff sides, just going for that more active lifestyle. The visit to the hospital only harden my objectives even more.
Don’t do that! I consider myself an expert at following rules (it’s kinda my profession), but I still post shit that I shouldn’t because I don’t stop to think. It’s really no big deal. You just gotta try to remember the rule: no discussion of price, shipping, purchase or any part of a “transaction,” period. So please stick around. I personally enjoy your posts immensely!
I started lifting initially because of sports. I had a few friends who lifted for the same reasons but we continued to lift for years after because it was really time we got to hang out. I took a break because of work/family then started back up because I had become fat. So what motivates me now? I believe in being well rounded physically and mentally. Lifting makes me feel better and gives me discipline.
Workout for the mental health part of it and just to keep my bad habits to a minimum the less free times have to get in trouble the better. Obvious I want to push heavier weights but someday that will end. Looking better physically is great as well. But I’m less likely to do any hard partying if I have to lift the next day.
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