Thread: Age means nothing
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07-11-2002, 11:16 AM #1Associate Member
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Age means nothing
I was so depressed about 3 months before i turned 30.
My god me behing 30, after that i have met so intersting people.
Well one of my friends i train with is 42 and man does he look great, even better then the teens at my gym.
ANother one was a guy well in is 60 that trained at World Gym when i was 18, this guy didnt lift big weights but man he was in shape.
Who cares about age the best revenge is living healty.
Most people today meet someone and let themselve get fat, a lot of guys i know have stopped training has soon has they met a girl.
THey do all these sacrfice for the look and after just stop.
I was really glad a few years ago when i went to the high school reunion and saw all the big hot shots with there beer belly mouhahahhahah now it was my turn to laugh at them.
Keep in shape keep fit, i am returning from a back injury, behing off for about 6 months now beleive me training has new meaning to me.
You realize you love a sport when you stop doing it on top i still have my girlfriend so i am doing it for the love of the sport.
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07-11-2002, 11:54 AM #2Associate Member
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Welcome to the land of 30, not much difference. I turn 33 in about 2 months and get funny looks from those youngsters at the gym. Like damn and then we talk and they find out my age it's great to see their expression. good luck and train hard.
peace and happy lifitng
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07-11-2002, 04:02 PM #3
hey you guys are the youngsters to me at 44. i can lift more than i could at 20. my bft is lower and most of all i feel better and am in control. age has its rewards!!!!!!!!
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07-12-2002, 06:12 AM #4Associate Member
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Feelnfit i guess that with age we get better knowlege, i to look a lot better then when i was 25.
But my lifestyle has changed a lot too, when i was 25 i ate a lot of junk, wasnt aware of foods you where not suppose to mix, and those high glycemic carbs that are so bad for use, sugar canned stuff etc etc.
I didnt do any cardio either, only lifted weights.
Today fresh veggies are on top of my diet, i dont rely on supplements to make gains or to have a better diet.
And i keep active 6-7 times a week hitting the weights 3 times and doing some type of activity , walking, swiming, climing, biking rest of the time.
I am more active at my job too, i walk a lot, take the stairs instead of the elevator, and usually at noon i walk or run outside if the weither is good.
I guess that we reach a certain point in life where we have a decision to make, let ourselve get fat and eat all the crap we want or respect our bodies and go the fitness way to feel better.
44 could be old if you smoked a lot, drank a lot and hate junk food but not if you have always kept healty, damn i saw 30 year old guys my age that looked 50 becose of all the abuse they did, beer , junk food gained about 60 pounds of pure fat........
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07-12-2002, 10:13 AM #5
thats what ist about how you want to be. i myself want to remain young so bbuilding is what i do to stay that way. in bbuilding ther is no , young , or old cause we are all brothers of iron. there is only eperiene and un experience. be your future. i love to get out and play with the kids. go hiking, bike riding, canoeing ,bball, and other things. without being in shape it would be very hard. hey even at my young age i still get women 1/2 my age asking me out. my wife doesnot think to highly of that be she understands.i do not smoke exept a cigar once a year, and i only drink a glass of wine on my anniverssery and new years.
id o eat some sweets except now i am utting for the next 4 months.
anyway. bbuilding is a way of life and helps you in everyday events.
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07-12-2002, 01:53 PM #6
Re: Age means nothing
Originally posted by edraven29
Most people today meet someone and let themselve get fat, a lot of guys i know have stopped training has soon has they met a girl.
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ive noticed this as well, as soon as some of my buddies i ran with in high school, settled down..........BANG. fat city. they get complacent thinking they have everything they need now, wife, home, kids, job.........whatever. problem is, they forgot about one thing..........themselves. its sad really...........
peace bb79
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11-01-2002, 04:12 PM #7New Member
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I agree with barbells79. People tend to slack cause' they feel they no longer need to impress what they already have. No field no game! For me I didn't start till after I was married and settled. I feel that I get great satisfaction when the younger gals cast a smile in my direction. I was honest with my wife when telling her and at first she was offended in thinking that I'm going to leave her if this sort of thing happens often. In my opinion this could be a healthy way to keep a marrige together. I don't ever feel that I need to pursue anyone else because my total gratification comes from knowing I could. That's good enough for me. When she saw things that way she understood where I was coming from. This is one of things that keep me going and it works great for me.
Being locked in and still finding a way to motivate yourself is the key. What drives you to continue after the playing field is no more?
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11-01-2002, 08:25 PM #8
Re: Age means nothing
Originally posted by edraven29
I was so depressed about 3 months before i turned 30.
--dnb
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11-01-2002, 09:52 PM #9
I turnin' 21 for the 26th time on monday, I feel better now then when I was in my late 20's early 30's.
JohnnyB
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11-01-2002, 11:46 PM #10Being locked in and still finding a way to motivate yourself is the key. What drives you to continue after the playing field is no more?
As for the actual thread, age is what you make it. Just like anything, you create your own destiny. I am definantly stronger now than I have ever been but I also get more nagging injuries (powerlifting can do that!!). All I can say is I am glad to be 37 and "stuck" in my situation. Would have it no other way. As always, just my boring ol' .02.
Oc
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11-03-2002, 10:52 PM #11
I have to agree... i'm pushing the big 50!!! getting to dam close for comfort and the young guys in the gym i hang out with all think i'm their age.. they are all 30 to 35...And the nicest part of it.. is i keep up to them lifting! Like someone else said, I get people not quite half my age, but early 30's all the time asking me out! I love it.. Being healthy is the best investment anyone can make for themselves.
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11-14-2002, 11:25 AM #12
Ok to the ones who are in their 40s and 50s you won't be as impressed with this, but I was out with a friend who is 39 and when we went into a bar I got carded! I'm 30 so it's not like a huge deal but it made me happy.
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02-12-2003, 01:34 PM #13
Bump Lynn, I turned 51 in October and look and feel like a 35 year old. I refuse to get old and just lay around. Only bad thing is that some of my old friends can't keep up with me anymore, most are couch potatoes now.
Zilla
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02-12-2003, 08:18 PM #14
I'm with ya zilla
JohnnyB
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02-15-2003, 08:40 PM #15
hey guys i am 37 going on 20 i am bigger and stronger than i haver been.those younger guys have nothing on us.
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02-19-2003, 11:19 AM #16
I'm 31 and feel and look better every year. Stay in the gym, fight the future.
Need, kick ass body for an old man
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02-19-2003, 12:33 PM #17
Yep going on 35 and I feel good... It could be better but sometimes the mood reflects around your surroundings which are not good for me right now.
I've lost some confidence, but my actual physical side is pretty good I think for my age. If it weren't for the gym and dedication for a fairly decent diet, then life just feels like its dragging on by. I think some people have no idea what they are missing when it comes to their health. They should take more pride in their self.
Ocnorb36.(quote) ...."the way to keep a healthy marriage (relationship) is to find ways to make your wife (partner) feel special and needed".
Thats nice....
Babyweight
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03-02-2004, 01:39 PM #18
42 and pickin up speed ! enjoying life
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03-02-2004, 10:03 PM #19
Turning 48 this year. Still look 30. Been lift'n for 22 years my boys lift also. Ones a fireman and the other just freekin huge. Have 3 ex-wifes and one 30 year old girlfriend. I'll allways be able to out run the age demon with HRT.
5'9" 210lbs 9%bf arms 18 waist 32 chest 48 the fun is gettn there.
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03-05-2004, 09:59 PM #20
I feel better now at 33 at the gym then I ever felt at 21 working out.
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03-15-2004, 03:34 AM #21alevok Guest
I am 31 and have been lifting since 22. From my experiences I can say the older I get the better I look and when it comes to high school reunions I totally crash them, 8 years in gym kept me younger inside and out. I love this sport, doing it for my self not for chicks, after all my physic lures them anyway.
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04-01-2004, 06:31 PM #22
it is great to see so many people in their 40's here, for a long time i felt i was the only one doing this stuff !! We all know it truely is the fountain of youth.. do bad the dr's would fess up to the public
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06-26-2004, 06:46 PM #23
Well I'm a girl and 45!
And I feel great. And I guess I look pretty good too. I have the BB Body. Never felt better. Age has been good to me.
MsbullNever to Old!!!
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