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-Violence is never the answer, but there are some things worth fighting for!
-Anyone who ever said you were to big, to small, to short, to tall or just not good enough; is wrong.
-I block every punch with my face =)
-I think not, there for I am man.
-A horse has no udders, and a cow can't whinnie.
First of all this is not intended to persuade anyone to become a fighter. The last thing I want is a new generation of two fisted half wits like myself. I would rather people help the world by using their heads as something other than a speed bag for a blood-lusting pugilist. That being said...
your welcome. i havnt been online much because my computer messed up somehow gotta get somebody to look at it. and last week my mom passed away.She was on life support but braindead after a seizure, my family had that horrible debate of wether or not to unplug the machines. its been really horrible,people fighting and arguing over senseless things,so much pain. I still feel like im in a bad dream. take care
Well, everyone has a reason to workout, like I said...have to give them credit where it's due though, because at least they're doing something, even if it's for a different reason. Considering most people these days are severely overweight and just really unhealthy, it's good to be surrounded by other people with the same tastes and likes as yourself. :)
Keep doing what you're doing!! And good luck with all your goals!
Thanks! :). I know it's difficult for most people...I ask them how they like working out, and what it's done for them, and all they answer with is "I hate workout. I just do it because I have to."
It's a little sad, I think. I mean everyone has their reasons for things, but I think that if you really want to give 110% in what you do, (and look it as well!) you have to WANT to do it.
So now whenever I feel like giving up, I tell myself "I won't give up today - I'll give up tomorrow." It's the one time that I find procrastination to be good for me, because I never end up doing it!!
That's a good question.
It was because I was sick of being constantly sick, tired, and battling with self-consciousness. Trust me, I've felt like giving up SO many times. But you know, it was at those times that I really pushed myself, and kept telling myself that maybe if I did it just one more day, I'd reach the goals I wanted to. And I did. :)
I did run for 20 years but quit 7 years ago b/c I got bursitis in my hip & it got pretty persistent after training for & running a marathon. I would just say to make sure you listen to your body and don't overtrain. Don't make every run a hard run. Do some recovery runs. I abused my body for years and paid for it. Read Runner's World magazine and follow the advice! Good luck!
First time ever, both Jan King and I are competing in some sort of fitness competition. In 34+ years of working out I have never competed as a bodybuilder.
Jan is a 49 yr old mom of 7. She started with me 1/2/2008, 1 year ago. See great photos of Jan: http://www.creativecommonsense .us/b4after.html#janking
Please vote for us in World Physique Modeling Contest at: http://www.worldphysique.com/c ontests.
