You know, when I said "Ball busting" training, I mean that it's effing hard which causes my stress levels to elevate. I didn't mean to say that I'm stronger and better than you, though you took it that way.
Btw, nobody posts progress pictures, and tells of the difference in their arm size, JUST to post. It's always with an intention of getting some compliments and feeling better about themselves. Show off, crudely put. Yet there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. It always helps to feel good about yourself.
Now if you think that my statement;
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is a braggy sentence. Let' me help dissect it for you.
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This is ball busting, nut grinding, joint stripping, health destroying training I tell you, weightlifting.
It's super difficult.
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Far from a healthy sport, that's what I'd say cuz of the constant stress to your body in order to achieve the results you want.
It's not a healthy sport cuz of the constant stress on your body, especially when one aspires to obtain greater results, compete at higher levels.
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Which is probably why my stress level is higher than the average person's and probably why HCl might be able to report good results for me.
My stress levels are probably higher, and HCl may help me digest food better.
Perhaps you had a bad day, but in no way was my intention to brag. More to say that, "Grueling workouts places a lot of stress and thus may affect stomach acid levels". Also to make a statement that "
Some people may think weightlifters training is a walk in the park", I'd like to see you find one person outside weightlifters, that can say that.
Just so you know, bodybuilders, powerlifters, strongmen, gymnasts, swimmers, runners, crossfitters, fighters, all have grueling workouts. It's just the difference in the firing of the motor patterns and lactic tolerance that makes it tougher for one than the other. I'll pay money to see a crossfitter do a bodybuilders workout and call it easy and vice versa.
No matter what, all athletes have a high level of stress and you oughta respect their determination. We're not gym monkeys that pose after sets of bicep curls and chat up a woman in the peeing fountain. We have to work for our money and our results.
Added on March 11, 2010, 9:58 amHehehe.........it's at 105KG now. I'm gonna attempt 106KG tomorrow. Today's squats and accessory workout day. I power cleaned 110KG on Tuesday, and I think I can clean 135KG now. Should be hitting 145KG by June. If I hit comp at 115/150KG, I'd be the happiest man on earth.
Just so you know, bodybuilders, powerlifters, strongmen, gymnasts, swimmers, runners, crossfitters, fighters, all have grueling workouts. It's just the difference in the firing of the motor patterns and lactic tolerance that makes it tougher for one than the other. I'll pay money to see a crossfitter do a bodybuilders workout and call it easy and vice versa.
a trainer i know who's now selling fitness stuff in singapore is a former crossfitter based last time in aussie
he said, cant do normal weightlifting and bb'ing as crossfitter's volume based workout cannot jive