I'm back from vacation with a new mindset and new dedication. I'm ready to tear the fucking gym up now. Hence a new journal.
Weight in- 216lbs
Waist Measurement- 38inches
I have about 2 months to get in shape for a Physical test for the Fire Department...no problem. I'll be doing P/RR/S and cardio. I'm not happy with my life right now or myself, but rather than dwelling in my pity I figure it's time to start changing some things.
I title this journal based off of this T-Mag Article from awhile back:
It's time to unleash my beast again so watch out!!!
Weight in- 216lbs
Waist Measurement- 38inches
I have about 2 months to get in shape for a Physical test for the Fire Department...no problem. I'll be doing P/RR/S and cardio. I'm not happy with my life right now or myself, but rather than dwelling in my pity I figure it's time to start changing some things.
I title this journal based off of this T-Mag Article from awhile back:
T-Mag said:Lesson #9: Unleash The Beast (No, not that beast!)
Lately I???ve been noticing a disturbing trend on the weightlifting related web sites and message boards. Men and women everywhere are spending so much time talking about training and nutrition that they hardly have any time left to train.
And when they do train, they're so busy counting time under tension numbers and rest intervals ??? following exercise plans by the numbers ??? that they never really focus on unleashing the beast and pushing up big weights.
I???ve heard people talk about finding inner balance and peace while training. Inner balance and peace is for yoga. Mention those words during a deadlift session and I???ll beat you with a 45 pound plate.
To train hard and develop an outstanding physique, you must "find the anger" within and unload it on the bar. Not only will you feel better when you???ve done the workout, having activated your lower, reptilian brain centers, but you???ll also have stimulated the body to improve through brute acts of force and strength.
Unleashing the beast, though, is tough work and many find this work far too hard to do. So rather than going into this zone, they try to replace raw, hard lifting with the acquisition of knowledge; the more they learn the better they feel about their wussified lifting protocol. Next time you hit the gym, unleash the beast. It???ll change the way you do things in the gym ??? hopefully forever.
It's time to unleash my beast again so watch out!!!