if its not part of your daily routine.. go home now and save your time..

[satchboogie]

i started pumpin around 18 years old.
but i didnt know shit about trainin/diet/or gear.

so it was an on/off affair with weights til a few years back when it naturally became part of my lifestyle.

now i see a bunch of dudes who think they can just come in and out and maintain top shape. it doesnt work like that.

so i strongly suggest you take a deep look inside and ask:

'do i enjoy this enough to incoroporate it into my daily routinte?'

if yes.. stay and enjoy.
in no, go home.. save some, money, and dissapointment.

 

[bw1]

Well Said

 

[shortstack]

put up or shut up, lol

 

[liquidmuscle]

with you on this one

 

[jatca69]

Like an artist has to create art...a bodybuilder has to train. Drawn to the gym like a bee to a flower.

 

[wellbilt]

thats what im sayin

 

[chordz]

i started pumpin around 18 years old.
but i didnt know shit about trainin/diet/or gear.

so it was an on/off affair with weights til a few years back when it naturally became part of my lifestyle.

now i see a bunch of dudes who think they can just come in and out and maintain top shape. it doesnt work like that.

so i strongly suggest you take a deep look inside and ask:

'do i enjoy this enough to incoroporate it into my daily routinte?'

if yes.. stay and enjoy.
in no, go home.. save some, money, and dissapointment.

Is taht you in the avatar? What kind of cycle are you on right now?

 

[satchboogie]

Is taht you in the avatar? What kind of cycle are you on right now?

that is me in the avatar...

400mg primo/400mg deca per week worked very effectively last cycle and thats the cycle i plan on doin next.

 

[Mavy]

Well said. I honestly think that it takes years just to learn how to train properly and execute your exerices correctly. Diet and everything else involved just gets added to the recipe. It takes years to get your shit together, and to learn how to fit it into your lifestyle.

 

[monkey arms]

I agree 100%. I've been in the gym since I was 15 and have trained very hard at times, experimented with diets, different routines,etc,etc. I'm 32 now and still feel like there is alot for me to learn but one thing I know for sure, that there is no replacement for consistency, with out it you'll NEVER see any true results.