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Howdy all. I stumbled across this site while rehabbing from a recent bicep injury at work.

I've always considered myself relatively strong. I have a very physically demanding job (I'm a telecom lineman), and never had any trouble until the injury. I was just amazed at how little weight I could move. So I decided to take a good hard look at my life and the choices that have led me here.

January 1st I cold turkeyed a 15 year dip habit. Hardest thing I have ever done in my life. I started training for my first 5k the next day, and started the Beginner Bodyweight program a few days later. The results have been phenomenal! More energy, no more stomach cramps, and I can actually pull my fat butt up!

Now to clean up my diet and really start pushes some plates soon...

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Welcome to the rebellion!! Congrats on quitting dipping and working on healthier goals! :)

RES...and I want to live days worth dying for

Current: RES: Life is not Always SET

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Growth happens when you care more about the well being of your future self than the comfort of your present self!

"Pass on what you have learned. Strength, mastery. But weakness, folly, failure also. Yes, failure most of all. The greatest teacher, failure is." -Yoda

 

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