[quote]sasquatch wrote:
mindeffer01 wrote:
You know Brandon, I think in some few cases you are preaching to the choir. Some of the vets are hardcore, dedicated, and imbued with an intensity that scares some people. To them this kind of thought and action is old hat.
It’s the others that take issue with this that worry me. The guys that hang it up as soon as they sense a twinge of fatigue. They claim that these workouts are too intense, that they might over train. The guys that can’t believe that anybody could achieve a high level of performance without chemicals, because they haven’t pushed enough to realize any results. The “what about these calouses” types. It Never occured to them to bite them off, chew on it a few seconds, then spit it out and grab the bar.
Those are the ones that can’t relate to this type of passion and intensity. They just don’t have it. Some even know just enough to screw themselves too. They are afraid of emotional intensity and make a bunch of excuses. They will never get it.
I bet they screw the same way too. Make it a tedious dispassionate chore, then do it to maintain the fascade of manhood that they were born with, and thats just sad.
So fuck’em! Keep pushing harder. Scare the little pussies so that they whon’t even come near you, and eventualy you will leave them in your dust.
Have fun!
Lame as the original!
Chew your callouses off and spit the out. Yah, that’s right. Now you’ve proved something.
Emotional intensity–I wish you could see me sticking my finger down my throat on that one.
Fascade of manhood–boy you’re just trrying to hit all the high notes now.
How about you just go to the gym and workout.
How about you can the fake scorn bullshit.
How about instead of trying to prove something to everyone around you, you just bust your ass and walk out.
But no, you’d rather look like you’re working hard than just work hard.
I have to go puke now, deadlift day ya know[/quote]
that was the most logical thing said so far in this thread. my college football coach always said that you don’t have to go out on the field and jump around and scream to prove to anyone you’re ready to play. you only have to prove to yourself you’re ready to play. so when i see the guys who are grunting, dropping weights, wearing a string tank top i think they are trying to prove to everyone else that they are serious about lifting and if you need to prove it to everyone else, then deep down you are probably questioning why you are there. when i go to the gym i don’t scream or holler or drop weights or bang my head against the lockers, or bleed all over everyone and if you think you neeed to do that shit to demonstrate that you are dedicated and motivated then you are a sorry sack. i don’t need to prove to anyone else in the gym that i’m motivated to be there. i know i am. i just put my headphones on and get it started. i’m not rude to people, i don’t try to intimidate people, i’ll even talk to people if they ask me a question. what good is going to the gym if you’re just going to act pissed off all the time. if you don’t want anyone talking to you then get some weights and lift at home. Guys like taht just make me laugh.