The most important element of training...
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The most important element of training is turning up to the gym :)
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Being there.
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Prediction...Pain
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Not being a pussy. :)
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Wearing spandex
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Make sure you train your biceps 3x more than your legs.
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EddieShredder
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Prediction..Pain wrote:Make sure you train your biceps 3x more than your legs.
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Bench more than you squat.Prediction..Pain wrote:Make sure you train your biceps 3x more than your legs.
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Nutrition. A good training partner. Turn up to gym and train hard.
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Stop being a soft, weak bitch and fvcking push. (Speaking to myself) Gotta push! Fvcking dig deep and go get it.
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EddieShredder
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Just to be clear. This wasn't a question, or survey. Merely a statement that a beard IS the most important element of training 

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I'm 2 weeks in.EddieShredder wrote:Just to be clear. This wasn't a question, or survey. Merely a statement that a beard IS the most important element of training
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EddieShredder
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I should imagine your deads have more than doubled in that timePrediction..Pain wrote:I'm 2 weeks in.EddieShredder wrote:Just to be clear. This wasn't a question, or survey. Merely a statement that a beard IS the most important element of training
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EddieShredder wrote:I should imagine your deads have more than doubled in that timePrediction..Pain wrote:I'm 2 weeks in.EddieShredder wrote:Just to be clear. This wasn't a question, or survey. Merely a statement that a beard IS the most important element of training
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The most important element of training is to sometimes get shibby as hell after a great workout. Here is a picture of me and one of my best mates ( friends since 7 years old) getting shibby wit it after a great park workout this evening. We were both REALLY fat and out of shape at one point in our lives and we said enough is enough. Having good friends to motivate and push you is great. As well as friends who roll amazing spliffs.
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EddieShredder
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Prediction..Pain wrote:The most important element of training is to sometimes get shibby as hell after a great workout. Here is a picture of me and one of my best mates ( friends since 7 years old) getting shibby wit it after a great park workout this evening. We were both REALLY fat and out of shape at one point in our lives and we said enough is enough. Having good friends to motivate and push you is great. As well as friends who roll amazing spliffs.D
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A great post workout meal of super fresh sushi. Tuna and Salmon ALL DAY! (Preceded and followed by fat joint) 8)


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Roars Like Me
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Doing a couple of sets of bench and then looking in the mirrors. You have to do side on, and 'slyly' look at yourself. As soon as anybody spots you you look away as if you weren't doing it. Everybody in the gym kows you were looking at yourself but you think ' Ha I got away with it yet again'.
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jonoevansla
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I've been rumbled!!!!!Roars Like Me wrote:Doing a couple of sets of bench and then looking in the mirrors. You have to do side on, and 'slyly' look at yourself. As soon as anybody spots you you look away as if you weren't doing it. Everybody in the gym kows you were looking at yourself but you think ' Ha I got away with it yet again'.
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We all have at some pointjonoevansla wrote:I've been rumbled!!!!!Roars Like Me wrote:Doing a couple of sets of bench and then looking in the mirrors. You have to do side on, and 'slyly' look at yourself. As soon as anybody spots you you look away as if you weren't doing it. Everybody in the gym kows you were looking at yourself but you think ' Ha I got away with it yet again'.
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TempleSlave
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Couldn't agree more about friendship and having good training partner.Prediction..Pain wrote: We were both REALLY fat and out of shape at one point in our lives and we said enough is enough. Having good friends to motivate and push you is great. As well as friends who roll amazing spliffs.D
However excuse me, do you mean you think you are in shape now?
I'm joking, surely there must be huge difference if you guys used to be say morbidly obese or something
ps. Spliffs decrease testosterone. Just saying.
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TempleSlave
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Well, quite a few sources claim otherwise.BarryWashington wrote:Incorrect.TempleSlave wrote:
ps. Spliffs decrease testosterone. Just saying.
http://www.ukcia.org/research/EndocrineEffects.pdf
http://www.peaktestosterone.com/Testost ... juana.aspx
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/6316036