Poll: Your Training History

[captain wacky]

dedication

Thats hardcore! Not even ronnie trains like that! "Light weight"

 

[gorilla_boy]

dedication

I'm dedicated to a lot of things. Moving weights isn't one of them.

 

[DADAWG]

I'm dedicated to a lot of things. Moving weights isn't one of them.

easy big guy im just bustin your chops a little

 

[Mr. dB]

I voted for discoboy but I'm more of a recovering stick-boy. I sit drug and exercise free at around 180 from my previous skinnyfat 155. Proof that a little training and a little juice will put permanent size on a person. And I still look good naked.

I'll be back at the gym in January for my normal spring/summer look-good-with-my-shirt-off routine.

Thanks for taking the bait, I created that category just for you.

I like a man who knows what his priorities are.

 

[gorilla_boy]

easy big guy im just bustin your chops a little

I ain't mad at cha

 

[gorilla_boy]

Thanks for taking the bait, I created that category just for you.

I like a man who knows what his priorities are.

It's a shame more people aren't honest LOL

 

[MP5]

I only lift so that I can wear sparkly tight shirts to the clubs and pick up on chicks.

 

[inked1]

Started going to a gym when I was about 14 as rehab for a knee injury.
that was the start for me, trained all through high school, then hit it super seriously for the past few years until I fucked my back in Jan

 

[Mr. dB]

I only lift so that I can wear sparkly tight shirts to the clubs and pick up on chicks.

They make sparkly camo?

 

[STANG 98]

Unlike just about eveyone else that's posted on here, I'm a recovering runt. 140 pounds of snarling fury in high school. hitting the 200 pound mark earlier this year was like seeing Elvis. Started when I was 15, didn't get serious until college. Had some extended layoffs along the way. Thankfully, I'm still going because I was smart enough not to saddle myself with the lifetime of torture known as children, unlike almost all of the kids that I knew that lifted in high school. Plus, with my job, I almost have to, so the motivation is there too. I just wish I knew about drugs before I did. I'd have been so much happier.


Also, I like to don the occassional sparkly shirt as well.

 

[BiggieSwolls]

Organized sports my whole life from 7 years old til 22 years old. It got me into training and I just kept going with it. Still play hockey but only in a mens adult league and its only once a week.

I defintitely take breaks from training. Some forced, some by choice. I'll be completely honest, Doing the dieting and putting your body through a constant beating week in and week out is draining by itself. Combine that with a job and the rest of life and it can make a person crash no problem. Some can do it and they like to do it which is great. I usually need a 3-4 month layoff from everything to keep myself sane and so that I can enjoy some of the things that I like to do that dont usually get fit into the schedule when your so consumed with bodybuilding. It has almost become routine for me now: Hit the gym and the diet really hard for about 8 months and then I seem to deviate a little bit and want to get out a little more, eat some normal food, not have to worry about scheduling my day around my meals and getting to the gym. Once I start to get like that, I just stop everything and wait until I get that 100% desire to get back into it. Im usually in "off" phase for about 3-4 months and then Im back at it again.

 

[STANG 98]

Organized sports my whole life from 7 years old til 22 years old. It got me into training and I just kept going with it. Still play hockey but only in a mens adult league and its only once a week.

The word "organized" is actually in the Canadian dictionary?




Hahahaha! J/K, bro. Anyone with football taste as good as yours HAS to be OK.

 

[BiggieSwolls]

Remember, its not too hard to 'organize' hockey. Throw 12 kids and a puck out on the ice and see what happens.

 

[Mr. dB]

It has almost become routine for me now: Hit the gym and the diet really hard for about 8 months and then I seem to deviate a little bit and want to get out a little more, eat some normal food, not have to worry about scheduling my day around my meals and getting to the gym. Once I start to get like that, I just stop everything and wait until I get that 100% desire to get back into it. Im usually in "off" phase for about 3-4 months and then Im back at it again.

How much do you lose during these breaks?

 

[BiggieSwolls]

How much do you lose during these breaks?

Depends really. But obvioulsy my 'low' weight is higher each year. This year after a couple 2 month breaks the lowest I got down to was 214.

 

[captain wacky]

Organized sports my whole life from 7 years old til 22 years old. It got me into training and I just kept going with it. Still play hockey but only in a mens adult league and its only once a week.

I defintitely take breaks from training. Some forced, some by choice. I'll be completely honest, Doing the dieting and putting your body through a constant beating week in and week out is draining by itself. Combine that with a job and the rest of life and it can make a person crash no problem. Some can do it and they like to do it which is great. I usually need a 3-4 month layoff from everything to keep myself sane and so that I can enjoy some of the things that I like to do that dont usually get fit into the schedule when your so consumed with bodybuilding. It has almost become routine for me now: Hit the gym and the diet really hard for about 8 months and then I seem to deviate a little bit and want to get out a little more, eat some normal food, not have to worry about scheduling my day around my meals and getting to the gym. Once I start to get like that, I just stop everything and wait until I get that 100% desire to get back into it. Im usually in "off" phase for about 3-4 months and then Im back at it again.

Thats a long as break biggie. I can't even take a week off without feeling guilty.

 

[BuddyBoy]

Also, I like to don the occassional sparkly shirt as well.

I cant believe everyone let this little gem slip past.

 

[Mr. dB]

I cant believe everyone let this little gem slip past.

I was saving it for a special occasion...

 

[gator_mclusky]

Unlike just about eveyone else that's posted on here, I'm a recovering runt. 140 pounds of snarling fury in high school. hitting the 200 pound mark earlier this year was like seeing Elvis. Started when I was 15, didn't get serious until college. Had some extended layoffs along the way. Thankfully, I'm still going because I was smart enough not to saddle myself with the lifetime of torture known as children, unlike almost all of the kids that I knew that lifted in high school. Plus, with my job, I almost have to, so the motivation is there too. I just wish I knew about drugs before I did. I'd have been so much happier.


Also, I like to don the occassional sparkly shirt as well.

That was me 139lbs outta high school....im so happy to be @ 204 lbs right now!

Gator

 

[LiQuiD_FiRe]

Yeah started for me in highschool. Some kid who worked out and juiced it for a year would push me around, so I said fuck it. I was skinny, and had shitty self esteeme. So I hit the weight room all through high school. Got decent gains (155lbs) but my diet was ASS. All I would drink was pop and ate twinkies 'n shite. Only when I turned 18 did I got "hardcore" and focused on diet as well. Making some nice progress ( up to 178 from 150). But don't imagine I will ever be happy with my size. I should find that kid, kick his ass, then thank him for getting me started