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Monkeydad

06-09-2011, 10:50 AM

Just got into lifting due to an upcoming beach trip.

Funny. Good luck though!

Keep it up after the vacation, you won't regret it...and won't have to work like mad next spring too.

I find the women who "bulk" during the winter than starve themselves while running a treadmill in the spring to get a "beach body" quite annoying. Just maintain a reasonable diet/fitness plan year-round and you won't have to torture your body AND mind/self-esteem every year. :D

hooskins

06-13-2011, 05:29 PM

Funny. Good luck though!

Keep it up after the vacation, you won't regret it...and won't have to work like mad next spring too.

I find the women who "bulk" during the winter than starve themselves while running a treadmill in the spring to get a "beach body" quite annoying. Just maintain a reasonable diet/fitness plan year-round and you won't have to torture your body AND mind/self-esteem every year. :D

Yeah. For me I've always been a more slim kind of guy, but have been pudgier after college.

My goals are to increase muscle mass and a bit of toning. Not trying to be the Hulk here. Either way I wasn't in the best shape a few weeks ago.


	Commanders Post at The Warpath > Off-Topic Discussion > Parking Lot > The Lifters Thread PDA The Lifters Thread Pages : 1 2 [3] Monkeydad 06-09-2011, 10:50 AM Just got into lifting due to an upcoming beach trip. Funny. Good luck though! Keep it up after the vacation, you won't regret it...and won't have to work like mad next spring too. I find the women who "bulk" during the winter than starve themselves while running a treadmill in the spring to get a "beach body" quite annoying. Just maintain a reasonable diet/fitness plan year-round and you won't have to torture your body AND mind/self-esteem every year. :D hooskins 06-13-2011, 05:29 PM Funny. Good luck though! Keep it up after the vacation, you won't regret it...and won't have to work like mad next spring too. I find the women who "bulk" during the winter than starve themselves while running a treadmill in the spring to get a "beach body" quite annoying. Just maintain a reasonable diet/fitness plan year-round and you won't have to torture your body AND mind/self-esteem every year. :D Yeah. For me I've always been a more slim kind of guy, but have been pudgier after college. My goals are to increase muscle mass and a bit of toning. Not trying to be the Hulk here. Either way I wasn't in the best shape a few weeks ago.