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working out on weed.
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well i just bought arnolds pumping iron, and it shows him getting blazed after his last win, when he retired. so who knows
got to be kidding me with this thread...
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"I don't care why you started smoking. I don't care what you are smoking. I don't care how many you smoke a day. Until you stop you're a fucking idiot."
Most people who have smoked pot can think of at least one time when they were drinking something, in a fairly large glass, and could barely lift it. The glass isn't heavier, and maybe you can concentrate really hard on those muscles needed to lift that glass and cure your cotton mouth... but the benifits of all that 'concentration' are lost when you realize most of the weights in your gym that are similar in weight to a glass of liquid are also pink and made of rubber... and in day care area with the other kids toys... that and smoking anything will jack up your lunges, it's about as ridiculous as action movies where someone goes from smoking a pack of cigs to chasing down a car on foot.
Sadly, I have done this before. This was a long time ago before I was really serious about lifting and I took it in a class in my freshman year of high school. I was only 13, so I declare ignorance.
To be honest though, it really didn't decrease my performance at all. Actually, I quite liked it. The slight anesthetic effect seemed to make it so I had a higher lactic acid threshold, and proprioception did seem to be increased to some degree.
By the same token, it took a lot more willpower to actually finish working out; Hell, to get started for that matter. Haha.
To be honest though, it really didn't decrease my performance at all. Actually, I quite liked it. The slight anesthetic effect seemed to make it so I had a higher lactic acid threshold, and proprioception did seem to be increased to some degree.
By the same token, it took a lot more willpower to actually finish working out; Hell, to get started for that matter. Haha.
hahaha. THis subject title reminds me of something Jon Stewert could have said in the movie Half Baked. "Have you worked out, ON WEEEED."
Smoking is bad habit. Try smoking a joint while doing 20 rep squats.
Well, lets just pretend you use a vaporizor and the bad health effects are taken away. I would still not trust myself if I smoked and lifted. I would be afraid that I would do something stupid and hurt myself. I Just think it would be a stupid idea in general. Not to mention that after you smoke your gonna eat a ton. Mix that with alot of excersize, and you'll probobly be eating alot of unhealthy food in excess after.
kicka19 said:
Actually, they do. All carcinogens are contained in the plant material. The strikes against your health come in the form of the burnt plant material, not the chemicals contained in the residue on the plant material (THC, CBD, CBN, etc.).
stop promoting drug use...CowPimp said:
The13ig13adWolf said:stop promoting drug use...
I'm just telling the truth. I'm promoting responsible drug use, if that is your decision.
mrA said:
It does concentrate your muscles but from my understanding it's not healthy to do so. I'm told your blood vessels are affected in some manner. Besides why be an idiot and smoke weed anyway. If you want to lift while on drugs use steroids not weed. Maybe PCP would help too...
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CowPimp said:
I don't believe drugs can really be used responsibly. They cause the drugged to do things they wouldn't normally do and impair the decision-making process. This may be what police officers, etc. parrot to other people, but it's true. When you've seen others throw away their lives because of what started off as 'responsible drug use' it doesn't seem very responsible or something to promote anymore...
Squaggleboggin said:
What do you call occasional drinkers? That is responsible drug use. I hate the term drugs and alcohol. Alcohol is a drug, and a very serious one at that. In fact, I will go so far as to say that it is worse than the vast majority of illegal drugs.
I am a responsible drug user. I refuse to do any drug I have not researched. Pretty much at this stage of the game I just stick to pot with only the very rare foray into anything else. Furthermore, I will not smoke pot unless I have taken care of everything I need to do for the day: exercise, studying, work, etc. If I don't have time to smoke, then I don't. I generally end up only smoking on the weekends.
Squaggleboggin said:
That is a very general statement and not in any way always true. Not all drugs impair decision making processes. Not all drugs are "mind altering." And the ones that are...don't impair thought processes any more than excess alcohol, which is legal...and looked down upon less for some reason. It always comes back to the person....the person can get drunk and go driving or get drunk and call a cab...a person can smoke up everyday in college and fail all their classes or they can smoke everyday in order to help them concentrate. I have friends that have done both.
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It's just that it really isn't always the person that makes the difference. Sometimes they are affected by the same amount of alcohol in a much different way. They should see how it will affect them before continuing to drink, but not everyone has that common sense. With other drugs, this can easily happen and make the person addicted. Not everyone researches what they do. In fact, I'd say it's a very tiny percentage that does.
Many people who appear to be responsible users really are addicted and don't think there's anything wrong with it. I know someone whose parents drink all the time. They're not drunks, but they drink a lot and they're not always in the right state of mind because of it. When I first realized what was happening, it broke my heart to tell you the truth. It's just my experience that use usually turns into abuse. That's why I think avoiding it altogether is best.
I was definitely only talking about certain drugs. I tend not to be specific enough when I say things like this...
