clean and press Texmo.
that will make you a man.
Or you could do the womans version, washing and ironing.
clean and press Texmo.
that will make you a man.
Or you could do the womans version, washing and ironing.
Whats clean and press tubby?
Muhammad AliOnly a man who knows what it is like to be defeated can reach down to the bottom of his soul and come up with the extra ounce of power it takes to win when the match is even.
it's on there down the page
What are you drinking while you're training? I found Gatorade and a few other drinks did that kind of thing to me when I first started. Ended up just sticking to water while I trained.
Sounds to me like you have pushed yourself too much. It's a common fault when folks first start at a gym. Take it easy and build up gradually. 10 mins max on the rowing machine, 5 min on cross trainer, 5 mins on treadmill. Do this for 3-4 weeks and then start adding an extra minute every week after that. And reduce the amount ofby doing less weight, more reps.
I'm only wearing black until they develop something darker
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BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!! BULLSHIT!!
Seroiusly, I started at the gym 6 weeks ago, best thing I did was get a personal trainer....well worth it!!!At least you know what you are doing is correct and wont stuff your body! And they are good at pushing you but not quite enough to make you puke
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Well done dude, I never managed to barf from upper-body exercises or cardio.Originally Posted by texmo
Did once after a squatting sesh, but I was really trying hard that time. You're not a lifter if you've never hurled after squatting.
Ignore the pussies telling you not to overdo it. Seriously. Maybe when you're Hitcher's age you can start worrying about that shit. Just go 'ard and lay off the chocolate cake. You'll be fine.
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- mikey
The sight of middle-aged men and the circumferencially-challenged of either gender wearing lycra makes me want to hurl. Maybe that is the cause of all this, rather than excessive exertion?
"Standing on your mother's corpse you told me that you'd wait forever." [Bryan Adams: Summer of 69]
One doesn't wear lycra when lifting at the gym. It's only for endurance sports where chafing becomes a problem during repetitive movements.
I, for instance, have about a 2km running range before the inside of my thighs start to bleed from grating against each other. Lycra shorts it is.
And cycling presents the same problem vis-a-vis the groin area no matter how fat or thin the rider may be.
Lifting, though, you want something loose. I had an dangly old black singlet that I trained in for years. I only abandoned it when it actually didn't hold together well enough to stay on.
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