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    what was the most important thing to u when u started lifting?

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    To get bigger and stronger for sports
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    To look sexy in the beach.

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    tone up for the ladies, but before i knew it...i ended up gaining lots of mass and have been ever since...oh well at least i'm intimidating to all my friends.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Igor55
    tone up for the ladies, but before i knew it...i ended up gaining lots of mass and have been ever since...oh well at least i'm intimidating to all my friends.

    I don't mean to laugh but that was funny.

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    gettin tiered of cin a fat ass when ever i look in the mirror

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    Quote Originally Posted by kg_lifter
    gettin tiered of cin a fat ass when ever i look in the mirror
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    Wanted bigger muscles (very big ones) like Boyer coys, or Arnold's when i first saw them back in 1982............ hmmm

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    To be bigger, stronger, and more intimidating for lacrosse. . .


    and also for all the pretty women at the beach. . .

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    lean out/train correctly.
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    For the sexy lady on the beach just off the coast...

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    ok now that we got the what we wanted when we started lifting outa the way

    what do u tain for now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by kenwood
    ok now that we got the what we wanted when we started lifting outa the way

    what do u tain for now?
    Look the way I did when I was 20 years old.

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    Right now I train for............................................... .......

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    Strength and a better tone up since I'm modeling in the spring/summer at Hollister.

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