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[musclestack]

Strength makes a real man proud of its body, not mass.

It seems there are still some residual traces of manhood and virility up there in Norgay...

Personally, I agree with what you're saying. Why would you want to look like you're strong as hell but perform underwhelmingly? That being said, and I tried to emphasize this in my post above, I have absolutely no problem with people who want to train for bodybuilding. If that's what makes people happy, then that's what they should do. Additionally, and perhaps surprising to some, I don't have a problem with crossfitters either. It's definitely not for me, but they're not effecting me one way or the other. Let them train how they want to train. There are very few things that effect me, but I find it funny how we, as a community, judge people so harshly on the ways they want to physically improve themselves. Do your thing. Live and let live, guys. You'll go farther in life and your personal goals when you're not worrying about what someone else is doing so long as it's not effecting you.

By the way, bizzarro, I'm not arguing with you, as I know that's how this post may come off. I see you're a new member, but I've read a few of your posts and it looks like you may be a very good addition to the board. Welcome!

[hammerheart]

Personally, I agree with what you're saying. Why would you want to look like you're strong as hell but perform underwhelmingly? That being said, and I tried to emphasize this in my post above, I have absolutely no problem with people who want to train for bodybuilding. If that's what makes people happy, then that's what they should do. Additionally, and perhaps surprising to some, I don't have a problem with crossfitters either. It's definitely not for me, but they're not effecting me one way or the other. Let them train how they want to train. There are very few things that effect me, but I find it funny how we, as a community, judge people so harshly on the ways they want to physically improve themselves. Do your thing. Live and let live, guys. You'll go farther in life and your personal goals when you're not worrying about what someone else is doing so long as it's not effecting you.

By the way, bizzarro, I'm not arguing with you, as I know that's how this post may come off. I see you're a new member, but I've read a few of your posts and it looks like you may be a very good addition to the board. Welcome!

Thanks.

I don't have a problem with anyone either, I have never been judgemental of pure aesthetically-oriented bodybuilders but I will speak out if I witness them attack folks with different training philosophy.

Just for example, some days ago I heard some gym junkies tell a fatty, who wanted to train rather than lose weight, it would be useless for him to lift. Why? Because the muscles wouldn't be visible

That's truly retarded in my views.