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next time i visit texas you gotta take me to your clubs, that sounds like fun lol.. just don't tell the wifey jk jk !
What's your excuse for not drinking while cycling?
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next time i visit texas you gotta take me to your clubs, that sounds like fun lol.. just don't tell the wifey jk jk !
Thats fine for those of you who only do it for fun. Nothing wrong with looking good and enjoying yourself. But for those of us that choose to compete in a sport, every little thing counts. If you want to reach your full potential leave the partying alone.
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rich_89
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This is a good point.
There are two completely sides to the spectrum being discussed here. I think the OP means what excuse do people who drink anyway give to their friends when they suddenly stop drinking while on cycle? As tbh even though i have admitted to occasionally doing it, is fucking ridiculously stupid. Thank god for N2Guard.
But the situation is totally different when comparing those of us who lift and take steroids purely for body image, and those who are what i will call 'proper athletes', who lift professionally for sporting purposes.
I'm not saying those who lift for 'fun and image' are not athletes, but you get my point.
I could not agree more.
There is something wrong however with going to a bar and watching a guy that looks like he should be on an NPC stage sitting at the bar getting absolutely hammered 2 or 3 nights a week.
If you win contests you can win money. But the point is I want to be the best I can at my chosen sport and I want every advantage I can get. Every time my competition misses training or stays out partying it makes it that much easier for me to beat them. Every thing I do is to make me better, not take away from my preparation. Like I said if training is a hobby for you then enjoy yourself, but I want to be a champion and partying wont cut it.
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johnnyboy3689282
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My grandfather and my father both had heart problems, and addiction runs in my family.. people never question it...
do you get paid for drinking though? its expensive as hell... i bought a 6 pack of beer for some guys doing work for me, i hadn't shopped for beer in a long time so had no idea how much it would cost... they scarfed them down so fast. i was shocked at how expensive a 6 pack costs. you figure they scarf it down that fast. that adds up quick, a waste of money if you ask me... all that money goes to the beer companies (not like the beer quality is any good, its just cheap ingredients), the store and taxes to the govt. would rather spend it on juice or supplements personally.
you have some great ability to go far in this lifestyle, dont let alcohol screw it up. thats the only advice i will say to you.
I live in Mexico, you know how hard it is to turn down social drinking. Here people see drinking a lot lighter than in the US. You can actually be walking down the street on a Monday morning, 10 am drunk as a skunk and people will laugh it off. If that were in the states you would be called an alcoholic.
The hangovers GREATLY affect my diets and workouts too, I have found the best thing here in Mexico that most people wont argue with...a religious oath. At the start ofa cycle I tell people I made an oath to not drink for 60 days or 3 months and so far people have left that one alone!
The hangovers GREATLY affect my diets and workouts too, I have found the best thing here in Mexico that most people wont argue with...a religious oath. At the start ofa cycle I tell people I made an oath to not drink for 60 days or 3 months and so far people have left that one alone!
I don't drink everynight I drink like 2 times a week when I have a day off from gym the next day but I will do cardio after, it doesn't effect anything, I'm still the most shredded guy around lol... I cannot for shoot lift weights hungover though lol so time your drinking nights to where you're off the next day it's that simple
