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05-18-2003, 06:49 PM #1jacked black college kid
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Back after a long layoff
I havent posted in a couple months, college was getting hectic and even getting time to lift was hard. Im now at about 215, 11% bodyfat. I need to bring up my tris, chest and calves. I know a whole bunch of excersises for these muscles but I want some variety, something I may not have ever tried before to blast those muscles into prime shape. Thanks in advance.
"well when i need to bang out a couple extra reps, i think to myself the weights my bitch, and the bitch wont get the best of me, hopefully in the gym they are also playing smack my btch up by prodigy"
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