When Was The Last Time You Worked Out At The Gym - Page 84

Mydivorcegift · 12-29-2013, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by DieselAries1

That's as natural as can be. But nearly anyone can obtain that these days. I don't think it is much of a physique personally. I have surpassed that by far with basic supplements at 20 years old (Vitamins, fish, oil, whey). Now at thirty I have nearly qualified as a pro (so so close to that pro card

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That's awesome. Congrats to you!

tones2SS · 12-29-2013, 12:39 PM

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I eat crazy amounts of cheese it seems lol! Must be rough. Do you take the pre tabs for lactose intake? I might still be searching for wheels you get rid of those yet?

Yeah, it does kind of suck. I do take 2 tablets of Lactaid if I am going to have pizza or something with dairy in it, which isn't often. I use lactose free milk and cheeses.
Which wheels do you speak of? The Roush wheels or the Camaro wheels? I traded in the Camaro for the Roush.
I would love to sell the Roush wheels and buy some iForged wheels.

CFD · 12-29-2013, 01:51 PM

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Added a tidbit for a more accurate statement

They for sure give you an "edge" but me personally I don't want to become dependent on them and never have. The truth of the matter is if you put in the work the results will come. I use them a couple of times a year generally before vacation and at the end of the year....

LOL. I think the statement is accurate depending on the type of supplementation we are talking about. If, as I am, we are talking bolt ons like whey protein, creatine, bcaa's vitamins etc. then they give a slight edge and there is no harm in using continuously, possibly with the exception of creatine, some research says you should cycle it as it can have an effect on liver and/or kidney functions. Now if we are talking supplementation of the forced induction type (anabolic) that's a different story and should definitely be used responsibly and of course, cycled.

Mydivorcegift · 12-29-2013, 01:53 PM

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LOL. I think the statement is accurate depending on the type of supplementation we are talking about. If, as I am, we are talking bolt ons like whey protein, creatine, bcaa's vitamins etc. then they give a slight edge and there is no harm in using continuously, possibly with the exception of creatine, some research says you should cycle it as it can have an effect on liver and/or kidney functions. Now if we are talking supplementation of the forced induction type (anabolic) that's a different story and should definitely be used responsibly and of course, cycled.

I wasn't talking about supplements....

Re-read...

There I bolded it for you

CFD · 12-29-2013, 02:02 PM

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I wasn't talking about supplements....

Re-read...

There I bolded it for you

The statement still holds true if you followed along. I didn't say all power lifters but there are some who are exceptionally fat. My original statement was that you can build muscle mass without supplementation and I used the early body builders and powerlifters as an example, before supplements were ever heard of. They relied on food and hard work. It still can be done and is by many.

Mydivorcegift · 12-29-2013, 02:26 PM

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Originally Posted by CFD

The statement still holds true if you followed along. I didn't say all power lifters but there are some who are exceptionally fat. My original statement was that you can build muscle mass without supplementation and I used the early body builders and powerlifters as an example, before supplements were ever heard of. They relied on food and hard work. It still can be done and is by many.

I did follow along. I have no problems reading and comprehending.

You sure do like to argue especially in subjects that you have little clue about....

You would be hard pressed to find a national level powerlifter in the 220lb class or below that would be considered a "fat slob"...

Why don't you just stick with talking about food and protein shakes

jessicamariella · 12-29-2013, 02:27 PM

Does doing Insanity at home count as "going to the gym" ??

Actually, this post reminds me I need to get back in it - just waiting for my newest tattoo to heal!

DieselAries1 · 12-29-2013, 02:41 PM

Maybe your a different guy I was talking to that was selling his wheels. He was down in Mass. I will have to check my messages lol!

DieselAries1 · 12-29-2013, 02:42 PM

They hate this at planet fitness lmfao! God I hate this gym! Smashed legs today!

tones2SS · 12-29-2013, 02:57 PM

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Maybe your a different guy I was talking to that was selling his wheels. He was down in Mass. I will have to check my messages lol!

It was someone else.

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They hate this at planet fitness lmfao! God I hate this gym! Smashed legs today!

HA HA!! I love it.

Dznts · 12-29-2013, 02:57 PM

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They hate this at planet fitness lmfao! God I hate this gym! Smashed legs today!

hell yah.

CFD · 12-29-2013, 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Mydivorcegift

I did follow along. I have no problems reading and comprehending.

You sure do like to argue especially in subjects that you have little clue about....

You would be hard pressed to find a national level powerlifter in the 220lb class or below that would be considered a "fat slob"...

Why don't you just stick with talking about food and protein shakes

What would you call these guys, slim & trim?

2nd/5th Gen · 12-29-2013, 03:23 PM

It's that time of the year....all of the grossly overweight people joining the gym. I have been going 3-5 times a week for 2 years now..lost 60 lbs...and doing it right with a mix of different exercises. Today was leg and calf with 5 miles on treadmill.

The highlight of the day was the guy in cowboy boots, athletic shorts and a worn out polo shirt that didn't cover his belly. He strutted up to the weights...picked up the 40's and used his entire body motion to do three curls....full out 100db grunting dropped the weights like a stud...and then looked around like he was Mr. Atlas.

Mydivorcegift · 12-29-2013, 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by CFD

What would you call these guys, slim & trim?

Are they in the 220lb class or under?

I don't need google to know what I'm talking about....I live the life

Again you won't find a national level powerlifter in the 220lb class or under that would be considered a fat slob...but you keep googling.

I'll save you a little time....don't know the first two...they look like olympic lifters...3rd guy is Mike Miller....he is a SHW....

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12-29-2013, 02:41 PM	#1170
DieselAries1 Drives: 2011 Camaro LS Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Vermont Posts: 292	Maybe your a different guy I was talking to that was selling his wheels. He was down in Mass. I will have to check my messages lol!

12-29-2013, 02:42 PM	#1171
DieselAries1 Drives: 2011 Camaro LS Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Vermont Posts: 292	They hate this at planet fitness lmfao! God I hate this gym! Smashed legs today!