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Darth Biscuit

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Beautiful morning to run

 

 

It is... gorgeous here... about 70 and sunny.

 

 

Of course, I immediately went to the gym... :)

 

 

Joscott and I killed chest today.

 

That boy's getting strong.  He got 230 today on flat bench.  Most he's done I believe.  He's about 6'4" with long arms too, so at ~205lbs I find that pretty impressive, esp since he's only been lifting a couple of months.

 

Just wanted to brag on him a bit...

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Have had a rough couple of months. We'll actually since may. I was at 220 and overall pretty muscular and nice and defined. I quit going to the gym and eating right bc if stuff going on in my life. While I have only went up a few pounds I can't tell a big difference in my body. Muscle is gone and fat now covers up my muscle.

But good news is I'm starting back and will be getting back to being cut and big within a few months

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I really need to start lifting. My body's just not made to be a big time lifter. I'm skin and bones. I can run for days but girls aren't as easily impressed by that lol

The hardest part is getting started. Once you get it going, its like your body starts craving it.

....until you take a break. Then your body never wants to lift again.

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The hardest part is getting started. Once you get it going, its like your body starts craving it.

....until you take a break. Then your body never wants to lift again.

i hear so many different things.  my friends are constantly drinking shakes and all that and talk about how many calories you need to consume after lifting to really add muscle.  idk any of this.  i need to start going, i'm a member of a huge nice gym but i kinda hate going cause i see so many friends and girls and it's embarrassing :/

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i hear so many different things.  my friends are constantly drinking shakes and all that and talk about how many calories you need to consume after lifting to really add muscle.  idk any of this.  i need to start going, i'm a member of a huge nice gym but i kinda hate going cause i see so many friends and girls and it's embarrassing :/

 

 

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