LastKING_BLU
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good stuff. i know what you mean. add 20lbs more and an inch short.
When and Why did you start working out?
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good stuff. i know what you mean. add 20lbs more and an inch short.
First started in like my junior year of high school. I don't even know what prompted me to start, but it helped that my friend was going to that gym too and these 
chicks from school were going there. Never felt better about myself physically and mentally while going to that gym. Then college started and after a certain age, you have to pay a lot more so I stopped going plus my college wasn't near that gym. Felt like I got 
in college (work, school and i guess a little bit of depression led to that) and realized that during my junior year of college. Kinda felt ashamed at the way I looked even though I wasn't in such terrible shape for me to feel that way. Finishing college and will be done this summer so I decided I gotta start going again for my mental and physical health. No excuse to not go when I'm no longer preoccupied with school.
chicks from school were going there. Never felt better about myself physically and mentally while going to that gym. Then college started and after a certain age, you have to pay a lot more so I stopped going plus my college wasn't near that gym. Felt like I got in college (work, school and i guess a little bit of depression led to that) and realized that during my junior year of college. Kinda felt ashamed at the way I looked even though I wasn't in such terrible shape for me to feel that way. Finishing college and will be done this summer so I decided I gotta start going again for my mental and physical health. No excuse to not go when I'm no longer preoccupied with school.
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Good thread.
idonttouchgrass
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i started for 2 reasons, basketball and insecurity.
before i started lifting, i was 127lbs at 5’10.5 which made me easy to push around on defense (still so;im at 163lbs). 2nd reason is because at that weight, not only was i smaller than the vast majority of males, i was smaller than most females
through working out, i realized “no shyt everyone is bigger than me” they’re all
:Mjhold:
before i started lifting, i was 127lbs at 5’10.5 which made me easy to push around on defense (still so;im at 163lbs). 2nd reason is because at that weight, not only was i smaller than the vast majority of males, i was smaller than most females
through working out, i realized “no shyt everyone is bigger than me” they’re all
:Mjhold:
I STARTED WORKING OUT AT THE AGE OF 12 YEARS OLD BECAUSE I WANTED TO BECOME AN NFL PLAYER!!!!
OP went on to take roids and is now one of those Dame Dash I’m my own boss and you peons are shyt zealots
It’s just further proof of how AU infests the brain
ill_will82
What you see, is what you get
I actually started working out around my mid to late 20s. I got a set of 10lbs weights to start out with. I used to exercise for an hour but really felt no change and got tired of it after a couple of yrs and stopped.
Some years later I remember it was the beginning of summer and I put on some weight and couldn't wear my shorts from the year before. At this point I was going into my mid 30s. Also, I have a disability which affects my legs so I can't afford to get out shape. So I said I'm getting older and I have to take care of my health.
Some years later I remember it was the beginning of summer and I put on some weight and couldn't wear my shorts from the year before. At this point I was going into my mid 30s. Also, I have a disability which affects my legs so I can't afford to get out shape. So I said I'm getting older and I have to take care of my health.
Heafcliffe
Hope there's puddin' in the clink...
Started lightly in HS....
Was tired of many things:
- being weak
- having terrible stamina
- not being durable and powerful on the bb court
- at the time, being overlooked by females
- not fitting clothes properly
- having low self-esteem
- not having a personal strength "achievement" if that makes sense (for example, when I first benched two 45 lbs plates, the feeling was
)
Was tired of many things:
- being weak
- having terrible stamina
- not being durable and powerful on the bb court
- at the time, being overlooked by females
- not fitting clothes properly
- having low self-esteem
- not having a personal strength "achievement" if that makes sense (for example, when I first benched two 45 lbs plates, the feeling was
)
Mom dukes got me set when I was 15. I was just doing men’s health magazine workouts. I always like exercising. Family used to ride bikes together and go on walks. Would do calisthenics for fun with my friends in the neighborhood. I think that early foundation of family fitness really stuck with me. I have my own family doing the same now.
