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David wrote:
>
>
> My plan for him would be . . . (as he is only 33 years old) - is to
make a
> pig of himself say for a 5 year period - that puts him up to 38 - say
he
> increases his weight by only 1 lb per week - so at a guess that would
make
> him around 425 lbs - a nice big strapping guy. Then if he is unhappy
with
> his body he is still young enough to change things around.
Well, I'm above-average in terms of health and strength -- and lest you
think I'm bragging here, I admit that I do realize how "average" is
really the baseline, or ought to be, as far as health and fitness is
concerned -- 'cause I could still do a bit more than Army standards.
What I'm wondering is "why" now, what for...I'm not getting the same
amount of joy out of it anymore -- now that I don't care as much how
big my muscles are, now that I'm pulling muscles left and right, etc.
-- so what is the point?
One could still be "healthy" and not "work out"...is it just a matter
of "pride," of vainity??
>
>
> My plan for him would be . . . (as he is only 33 years old) - is to
make a
> pig of himself say for a 5 year period - that puts him up to 38 - say
he
> increases his weight by only 1 lb per week - so at a guess that would
make
> him around 425 lbs - a nice big strapping guy. Then if he is unhappy
with
> his body he is still young enough to change things around.
Well, I'm above-average in terms of health and strength -- and lest you
think I'm bragging here, I admit that I do realize how "average" is
really the baseline, or ought to be, as far as health and fitness is
concerned -- 'cause I could still do a bit more than Army standards.
What I'm wondering is "why" now, what for...I'm not getting the same
amount of joy out of it anymore -- now that I don't care as much how
big my muscles are, now that I'm pulling muscles left and right, etc.
-- so what is the point?
One could still be "healthy" and not "work out"...is it just a matter
of "pride," of vainity??