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I got started by using 10 minute trainer. I love it. Its helping me lose the weight, the fat, and gain some muscle. But now, I'm more interested in weight lifting!
Why I Love It:
My self esteem, was low and insecureness was high. I started getting depressed and I didnt want to bring my whole family down with me. Now, just by losing a little bit of weight I feel better about myself and I'm not tired and depressed all the time.
How I Stay Motivated:
I think about my kids and my Husband. I want to live a long healthy life. If I continued to stay on the path of destruction I was on, I would become obese. I dont want to die from any weight related issues.
BB Accomplishments:
None yet, but hopefully soon I can add some on here!
Forum Signature:
~If you keep doing what you're doing, you're going to keep getting what you're getting~
To lose fat, gain muscle, and continue a long healthy lifestyle!
Goal (Long):
I use to be in shape (ran track in high school) but after 3 kids my body has completely changed.I have a ton of body fat that I want to burn off and then I wan to get lean and cut.
What is the most common reason that somebody gets injured while lifting?
Not properly stretching or warming up and repeat movement.
- Updated Oct 7, 2009 1:25pm
What is the most dangerous weightlifting exercise? Why?
There are several that can be very dangerous. Bench press is just one.If you dont do it right you can damage your rotator cuff and shoulders, and without a spotter you can be seriously injured.
I ran track in high school and so I always figured running is my best way to lose weight. I really never weight trained much because I always thought I would bulk up. I never once thought to do the research on it. Had I known that weights burn more fat than cardio I would of been on it a...
sup duuuuuuude. hows that diet and training going? any progress... I'm doing well, just working and training. blogging alot more now. I want to be one of the top guys on here some how...
I am both honored as well as humbled by your words. I thank you for taking the time to write and to say the things you did. My objective is to assist as many people as possible in achieving or even surpassing their fitness goals and/or dreams.
Stay strong.
Remember:
"All our dreams can come true - if we have the courage to pursue them
I want to wish you nothing but continued success as you work towards your fitness goal. I believe that if anyone has the dedication and determination to achieve it, you do, and by going from where you were to where you are now proves it. I look forward to watching your progress. Stay strong, focused and determined & may God bless. Remember: "You must begin to think of yourself as becoming the person you want to be.”
