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LegacyDiver

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For starters I was really debating about joining this forum, however; after reading a post from a person called superman daddy or something like that, I can't remember his name but his post is the main reason I'm here.
I used to dive for a division 1 college and had an athletic scholarship. I weighed 155 lbs at 5'9" with only a 4 pack a little visible, my body fat was at 14%. After being plagued with injuries for 2.5 yrs I decided it was time to hang up the towel and walk away from diving. I was 19 at the time.

I'm 25 now, I was going to the gym regularly but with work and everything going on in my life; its hard to have the motivation to get back in the gym. I never really look to bodybuilders for advice because I've always had a bad experience with them. But like I said after reading a couple posts from the above named, I decided to give it another shot.

My stats now:
5'9"
175
BP: 110/75
My diet is crap right now consisting mostly tuna fish, adds, cigs, and coffee. When I go to the gym my workouts consist:

Legs:
Leg curl/extensions
One leg lunges with one foot on a bench with 2x35 lbs weights
Side lunges with 45 lbs
Leg press: start out with 3 plates and add 2 plates to each side at the end for 3 sets
Calf raises
Backflips

Arms:
Mostly working with cables, I don't know what most of these workouts are called; I'm sorry for my lack of knowledge of your sport.
Curls

Chest:
Bench/decline/incline
Free weights
Cables

Shoulders:
Mostly p90x workout

Cardio:
Every other day consisting of
1/2 mile sprint run
19 mins on elliptical level 10 medium pace
6 mile stationary bike as fast as I can

I'm just trying to get myself back in there consistently and figuring out what information is out there that I don't know. Thank you for reading.
 
Welcome to the community.
 
Welcome Legacydiver. Thanks for posting up stats. Not sure what type of experience you have had with bodybuilders, but for the most part, all here are a wealth of info as long as you do your part in researching and set goals.

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