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Riddick2112 02-17-2009 09:53 PM
how about 153lb weaklings? :biglaugh:

EricT 02-18-2009 04:47 AM
So you deserve help because you are injured but if a 98 lbs person wanted to "apply" they would be turned down? So injuries are excuses but "not being strong YET isn't? I don't except the justification. This kind of attitude is why 90 percent of people out there thinks everyone who lifts weight are assholes. Seriously. Just say 'I'm sorry for saying that", it was wrong, forget the excuse, an move on.

Lots of people have been in pain. Me included.

Ocker 02-18-2009 08:29 AM
How do you say in english when you train hard with short time betwen series and your muscles become major cause of blood.

"congestion"?? is it the same word?

widdoes2504 02-18-2009 08:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Ross86 (Post 77057)
You're not going to get many good/serious responses until you drop the attitude. I know many "Ninety-eight pound weaklings" that know enough to realize that you asked a stupid question that's too general to receive a realistic response.

That question was vague and relative to perception, & the attitude is old. We've all seen it before & it's not impressive.
Agreed. Many people on the site will be willing to assist you; however, until the attitude goes away you might as well talk to a wall because everyone needs help once in awhile. I have received a lot of insight and assistance on the site and have become better for it.

Plus it would not hurt for you to be a little bit more specific.

BTW: I started out as a "98 pound weakling" and have progressed quite nicely thank you. :)

EricT 02-19-2009 04:46 AM
Ocker, I think you are talking about the "pump" but yeah..congestion is about right..but it is not an indicator of good training.

Ocker 02-19-2009 04:59 AM
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Originally Posted by EricT (Post 77155)
Ocker, I think you are talking about the "pump" but yeah..congestion is about right..but it is not an indicator of good training.
you're right, but it is a good start.

:arms::weighlift:

EricT 02-19-2009 08:47 AM
NO, it is not. Having a plan of progression is a good start.

_Wolf_ 02-19-2009 02:52 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by Ocker (Post 77156)
you're right, but it is a good start.

:arms::weighlift:
It's a fucking shitty start.

Pitysister 02-19-2009 03:07 PM
who is gonna search for the "why a pump doesn't mean shit" thread :) cuz...i'm tired. :)

_Wolf_ 02-19-2009 03:16 PM
The idiot who made the statement can do the search himself. Infact, I'd like to see why he thinks a pump means ANYTHING.


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