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    QuestioN~

    Is it ok to lift more then usual because I do not do hard labor and stuff like anybody else, I sit in the chair all day programming shit and playing games. So when it goes time to workout, can I do a couple extra sets then some people do?

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    Just do whatever works for you. If you do better with more sets and less weight, go ahead and do it.

    What do you program?
    Push yourself. Enjoy yourself. Be yourself.
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    Websites, and I am learning C++. So far I do PHP, MYSQL, HTML, CSS, and others..

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    That's cool. I do HTML but that's about it for now. Are you going to be a programmer or do you not want it as a career?
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    I always wonder if people that do a whole bunch of sets are pushing enough weight.
    I would rather see you up your weight than to do more sets, however, some people do progress better with higher sets.
    Give it a try, just remember, you grow outside the gym, not in it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scotty the Body
    just remember, you grow outside the gym, not in it.






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    I meant like, do more sets all together, not drop the weight and do more sets. Anyway I would wish I could program as a career but I do not know where to start or where to go after high school.

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    fashong, how the hell can u set a goal for your height? As far as i know thats not something you can control.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Squaggleboggin
    Just do whatever works for you. If you do better with more sets and less weight, go ahead and do it.

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    I AGREE! But be sure to add direct work...
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    Quote Originally Posted by bkc
    I AGREE! But be sure to add direct work...
    Haha, well at least we agree on something.

    Rob, just check out basically any school reputable for its computer classes. Do well there and you'll do well in the job market. It sounds like you're ahead of about 98% of the people who would go into programming anyways, so give it a shot.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LexusGS
    fashong, how the hell can u set a goal for your height? As far as i know thats not something you can control.

    I can hope, can't I?? I am hoping to be 6'1".

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    I dont do hard labor, and in my last job I sat at a desk for over 5 years. I still do lower volume than some, high intensity.

    You have to judge your body for yourself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Fashong
    I can hope, can't I?? I am hoping to be 6'1".
    5 inches in a year from 15 years old to 16 is pretty hopefull. I was full grown in height around 17 though.
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