No problem, doing your exercise correctly does not damage your ligaments in any way. Strength training is about making your entire body and all of its components stronger, not tearing it down.you are aware ligaments dont regenerate right?
I could never be content with my abilities, life is all about improvement. You can never be too strong, too educated, too healthy, too rich....im perfectly fine with benching 100 and dead lifting 150, if i need to lift more ill use a forklift
I'm completely ignored since 6 hours ago in every goddamn thread. I wonder what might be the reason.
Being able to do something few people can do feels great, you should try it sometimes, it might change your opinion.
Sex, bacon, ganja, all nice stuff for sure but easy to get and rather ordinary. Try lifting heavy stuff, that requires you to work very hard for many many years.
I don't have any pics/vids of me lifting so here's a vid of someone lifting weights to make up for it.
https://twitter.com/...555995248619520
AND HIS NAME IS JOHN CENA
I've only watched a little of this kind of wrestling in my life and this guy absorbed my attention the most.
Height has a LOT to do with 'strength'.
A short guy will need MUCH less raw power to do 10 reps of the same weight a tall guy would. He might have to move the weight 20-33% less, and that makes it a LOT easier. Given, he'll be weaker for lifting in the same range, but it'll be harder to show it.
Since it's a picture thread, here's that car I mentioned.
Is it Fiat or Subaru? Cuz I can't see the front or backside of the car and realize it.
Call me crazy, but I'm of the mindset that if I'm working hard and spending years getting to the point of being able to do something few people can do, it's going to be something that is going to get me paid a ton of money, not something that fades with a few months of not exercising.
You are crazy.
It does fade slightly, but it never disappears.
you're saneCall me crazy, but I'm of the mindset that if I'm working hard and spending years getting to the point of being able to do something few people can do, it's going to be something that is going to get me paid a ton of money, not something that fades with a few months of not exercising.
and this is why people ignore you...Is it Fiat or Subaru? Cuz I can't see the front or backside of the car and realize it.
I'm only lifting 4 times per week 1.5 hours, you don't have to invest that much into lifting to be halfway good at it, you just have to lift hard, with proper form and a good plan. If you sit in a gym 24/7 you#re doing something very wrong.Call me crazy, but I'm of the mindset that if I'm working hard and spending years getting to the point of being able to do something few people can do, it's going to be something that is going to get me paid a ton of money, not something that fades with a few months of not exercising.
You are crazy.
It does fade slightly, but it never disappears.
I've only watched a little of this kind of wrestling in my life and this guy absorbed my attention the most.
Then you only know WWE's brand of sports entertainment. Wrestling goes way beyond anything Cena's ever done. He's not even close to the best around;he's just one of the most popular faces(due to WWE's marketing).
Is it Fiat or Subaru? Cuz I can't see the front or backside of the car and realize it.
...so?
All the money spent on gyms, supplements, protein, equipment and the time spent using all of them for little more than a form of mental masturbation to say you can lift heavy pieces of metal in a useless fashion. Spend a quarter of that money and time getting something like a C++ certification and you are likely to double your annual income the rest of your life.
Not saying exercise or even lifting is bad... but it's a hobby at best, not an achievement.
It's very satisfying to be able to intimidate the hell out of people who would normally cause issue.
It's very satisfying to be able to intimidate the hell out of people who would normally cause issue.
thats why i carry the 'ol six shooter....
Hmm... either you're small or the cat is big!
I'm only lifting 4 times per week 1.5 hours, you don't have to invest that much into lifting to be halfway good at it, you just have to lift hard, with proper form and a good plan. If you sit in a gym 24/7 you#re doing something very wrong.
Also the strength never fades away completely, because you never lose your technique which puts you far ahead of anyone who tries to lift something with improper technique, you'll be stronger even with the same amount of muscle mass because you know how to use your strength the most efficient way.
Plus there is something called muscle memory, if you stop lifting for a couple of years and start again you'll build muscle much much quicker and you'll get back into your former shape in no time.
It's very satisfying to be able to intimidate the hell out of people who would normally cause issue.
...so?
All the money spent on gyms, supplements, protein, equipment and the time spent using all of them for little more than a form of mental masturbation to say you can lift heavy pieces of metal in a useless fashion. Spend a quarter of that money and time getting something like a C++ certification and you are likely to double your annual income the rest of your life.
Not saying exercise or even lifting is bad... but it's a hobby at best, not an achievement.
So doing stuff that is fun and improves your health in your free time is mental masturbation? Wow.. 
Also I've never used supplements because with a good diet you don't need dodgy protein products, and I've never set foot into a gym in my lifetime. I have free weights and a bench at home and that's all I need.
That's all I have and need:
How? Unless you have your deadlift equipment with you in a deserted alley, the guy with a gun trying to rob you isn't going to be impressed.
which is why i prefer looking like a degenerate biker, most people would presume im the guy with the gun trying to rob them 
Or or or, and just bear with me here, do what makes you happy, be it weight lifting or getting your C++ certification.
Or or or, and just bear with me here, do what makes you happy, be it weight lifting or getting your C++ certification.
what about lifting weights while getting your C++ certification and juggling small rodents AT THE SAME TIME!!!!
How? Unless you have your deadlift equipment with you in a deserted alley, the guy with a gun trying to rob you isn't going to be impressed.
what about lifting weights while getting your C++ certification and juggling small rodents AT THE SAME TIME!!!!
Yeah buddy!'
But I'm pretty good at being a disappointing lazy turd.
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