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    good luck! you could always have someone come over to help spot you at your house.

    i have a question though. you said you have bad knees so you don't squat, yet deadlift is one of the worst exercises you can do on knees/back. It's harder on the body than squats. Start out with a low weight and build up. If you do full squats building up, your back will actually strengthen and you will be less injury prone. 3 years ago i fractured L4 vertebra and the right ala of my pelvis in a motorcycle accident. They said i wouldn't walk correct ever again in my life, and here i am doing full 225lb squats to the floor. Took me a long while to slowly build up that strength and range of motion, but now my joints and back feel strong as ever.

    i would definately look into it to help out your back/knee problems. low weight, high rep to build those muscles and tendons.

    also, you need to hit some cardio hard and get a set diet. a set nutritional plan will help you gain strength and shed bf a lot easier. you should never wonder what your next meal should be, have it all planned out and the day goes a lot easier.

    curious to see your progress! keep the hard work up!

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    Quote Originally Posted by binder View Post
    good luck! you could always have someone come over to help spot you at your house.

    i have a question though. you said you have bad knees so you don't squat, yet deadlift is one of the worst exercises you can do on knees/back. It's harder on the body than squats. Start out with a low weight and build up. If you do full squats building up, your back will actually strengthen and you will be less injury prone. 3 years ago i fractured L4 vertebra and the right ala of my pelvis in a motorcycle accident. They said i wouldn't walk correct ever again in my life, and here i am doing full 225lb squats to the floor. Took me a long while to slowly build up that strength and range of motion, but now my joints and back feel strong as ever.

    i would definately look into it to help out your back/knee problems. low weight, high rep to build those muscles and tendons.

    also, you need to hit some cardio hard and get a set diet. a set nutritional plan will help you gain strength and shed bf a lot easier. you should never wonder what your next meal should be, have it all planned out and the day goes a lot easier.

    curious to see your progress! keep the hard work up!

    yea i am going to get some people to come over and spot me or hit up the gym with them every now and then when i feel like testing out my max. that sucks about the back man i faractured my L5 wrestling thats what leaves me scared. as far as squat i do do them it is how you say it though i only go light and deep. as far as the diet goes i have all my meals laid out every day and i eat clean i just count calories and fat and all that stuff i just make sure i am eating well and on a consistend 3-4 hr gaps. thanks for the psot

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