Reply With QuoteNot for awhile. It took me awhile to adjust to eating so damn much food through the day though, that was the biggest thing for me to deal with, efficiency is what helps me deal with it now.
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06-30-2003, 07:46 PM #1Registered User
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Do you ever feel like you're a
slave to your body? Be it diet/nutrition, training day, cycle on/off, etc.
Ever feel consumed with the process?I love the sound of clanging iron in the morning. It sounds like victory.
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Not really a slave, but sometimes it feels like I do not live a "normal" life. However, I know that I have to do it, I cannot stop lifting, I have to maintain my diet and supplemet regimine, I am dedicated, and if I quit I know I would be miserable.
I started this lifestyle when I was around 15 years old, it's just who I am. The first time I lifted a weight I knew it was something I had to do, and I never stopped.
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Re: Do you ever feel like you're a
Not really a slave, but sometimes I question whether or not I am obsessive about staying in shape. You know, lifting weights four times a week, cycling three times a week, spending $100 a month on supplements, and counting everything that I eat....just makes me wonder if it's over-the-top sometimes. People offer me junk food an I turn it down (cake/donuts at work for example). That makes me feel bummed sometimes, but then I realize two things: Those people are fat for a reason, and junk food makes me ill.Originally posted by HyDr8
slave to your body? Be it diet/nutrition, training day, cycle on/off, etc.
Ever feel consumed with the process?
All this exercise and healthy eating gives me a lean body and makes me feel great about myself, so I'm sticking to it.
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