Eating while doing cardio

[the.gladiator1987]

To be quite honest, and maybe it shouldn't be said or isn't important, but the posts that I read by "future" would hit someone like myself and catch my eye. Not only would ONLY a serious athlete come to him for advice...he would also be very likely to turn away any athlete that wasn't serious.

For this reason...I'd like to save up and become at least a part-time client of his just because I believe that I MIGHT could learn something from him if I listen and ask lots of questions.

I believe this because I run a center for Autistic families, Doctors, and other professionals and we are at the point that if anyone working with us or paying us to work with/for them does not show 100% seriousness...we cut them no matter how much $$$ it costs us. It simply is not worth our time. And we are talking $300-500 an hour clients.

I wouldnt waste my money on someone telling me i cant do it. Its not impossible to get stronger and faster at the same time but the big guy thinks so. I dont want to be a wound up ball. I want to be athletic and be able to run and dunk and bench 405 so im gonna train for all those

 

[Tblock1]

Yeah but it is impossible to be the fastest you could possibly be and the strongest you could possibly be. But I think you could get a pretty damn good combo

 

[the.gladiator1987]

Yeah but it is impossible to be the fastest you could possibly be and the strongest you could possibly be. But I think you could get a pretty damn good combo

lol well thats what im sayin, id rather get 80% results in both areas than 100% in one and 20% in the other, if that makes any sense LOL