Good for you.
Gave you a 1 for the nice fireplace.
Fresh water or salt water?
Not bad at all. You’ve made some fairly decent progress for a single years training. Just don’t make the mistakes I did when I was 16 like slacking on training legs and neglecting putting a lot of effort in the basics. Don’t waste your time and energy on crap like cable crossovers and db kickbacks. Stick to heavy basic compound movements and KEEP A TRAINING LOG! That’s the best way to keep track of your progress.
[quote]1morerep wrote:
Not bad at all. You’ve made some fairly decent progress for a single years training. Just don’t make the mistakes I did when I was 16 like slacking on training legs and neglecting putting a lot of effort in the basics. Don’t waste your time and energy on crap like cable crossovers and db kickbacks. Stick to heavy basic compound movements and KEEP A TRAINING LOG! That’s the best way to keep track of your progress. [/quote]
If half of all comments were this constructive, this site would be much less cancerous than it is.
[quote]thefederalist wrote:
[quote]1morerep wrote:
Not bad at all. You’ve made some fairly decent progress for a single years training. Just don’t make the mistakes I did when I was 16 like slacking on training legs and neglecting putting a lot of effort in the basics. Don’t waste your time and energy on crap like cable crossovers and db kickbacks. Stick to heavy basic compound movements and KEEP A TRAINING LOG! That’s the best way to keep track of your progress. [/quote]
If half of all comments were this constructive, this site would be much less cancerous than it is. [/quote]
Agreed.
[quote]blastfurnace wrote:
[quote]thefederalist wrote:
[quote]1morerep wrote:
Not bad at all. You’ve made some fairly decent progress for a single years training. Just don’t make the mistakes I did when I was 16 like slacking on training legs and neglecting putting a lot of effort in the basics. Don’t waste your time and energy on crap like cable crossovers and db kickbacks. Stick to heavy basic compound movements and KEEP A TRAINING LOG! That’s the best way to keep track of your progress. [/quote]
If half of all comments were this constructive, this site would be much less cancerous than it is. [/quote]
Agreed.[/quote]
Yeah, but the OP’s single post and username (imabeast115, really? What normal, sane person would specifically choose a username that is coincidentally one that is trollish in this particular forum?) indicates that this entire poster/post is fake.
Why bother with a decent response?
[quote]Squiggles wrote:
[quote]blastfurnace wrote:
[quote]thefederalist wrote:
[quote]1morerep wrote:
Not bad at all. You’ve made some fairly decent progress for a single years training. Just don’t make the mistakes I did when I was 16 like slacking on training legs and neglecting putting a lot of effort in the basics. Don’t waste your time and energy on crap like cable crossovers and db kickbacks. Stick to heavy basic compound movements and KEEP A TRAINING LOG! That’s the best way to keep track of your progress. [/quote]
If half of all comments were this constructive, this site would be much less cancerous than it is. [/quote]
Agreed.[/quote]
Yeah, but the OP’s single post and username (imabeast115, really? What normal, sane person would specifically choose a username that is coincidentally one that is trollish in this particular forum?) indicates that this entire poster/post is fake.
Why bother with a decent response?[/quote]
dont come in here and bring that type of logical thinking
[quote]gregron wrote:
dont come in here and bring that type of logical thinking[/quote]
LMFAO!
But seriously, there is a long, fun, challenging, humbling, blood-seat-and-tears road ahead for you, but good on ya for starting out! Just don’t stop here.
MID