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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #325 on: January 07, 2016, 04:32:33 AM »
Fit-minded folk, common sense, really.

No?

I sorta freaked out the PT at my gym when he asked me my goals. Men my age usually mention "health" and "general fitness" and "not dying"

I said, "muscle, lots of it"

He proclaimed that I was his hero.

EDIT: NO HOMO.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #326 on: January 07, 2016, 04:41:50 AM »
I sorta freaked out the PT at my gym when he asked me my goals. Men my age usually mention "health" and "general fitness" and "not dying"

I said, "muscle, lots of it"

He proclaimed that I was his hero.

Would have been awkward if he misinterpreted that and took his shirt off right then and there.
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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #327 on: January 07, 2016, 04:44:37 AM »
Would have been awkward if he misinterpreted that did took his shirt off right then and there.

He might actually play for the other team, but he's a cool dude.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #328 on: January 07, 2016, 05:03:31 AM »
Would have been awkward if he misinterpreted that did took his shirt off right then and there.

Sounds like the first minute of a porno.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #329 on: January 07, 2016, 05:27:55 AM »
Sounds like the first minute of a porno.

Hmmm, you two have convinced me. Retroactive no-homo edit of peace.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #330 on: January 07, 2016, 05:59:14 AM »
Sorry, Shizz, but these are the kinda posts that illustrate your absolute ignorance of weight training. To the extent that you truly disrespect long, good standing, lifelong lifters on this board.

Lifting/training/bodybuilding has NEVER been about where you ultimately end up musclewise x years later. But your posts make it painfully clear you couldn't possibly understand this. Lifting HAS ALWAYS been about doing/feeling better that day, that week, that month.

These guys - aj, chaos, and everyone else you disrespect with your misguided critiques - they don't train for how they will measure up thirty years from day one; no one does. The fact that you suggest this simply belies your utter obliviousness to what training is really about. These guys LOOK and FEEL better every single time they enter the gym and progress even the slightest bit, which is obviously beyond you by your own admission. Lotsa balls cutting 'em down for such pettiness, pal.

Do you have any idea how amazing these guys felt/feel after every attained micro/macro - strength, size, conditioning, whathaveyou? How could you, right? The magic of bodybuilding is that you're succeeding in some way EVERY SINGLE TIME you train. And we/they feel said accomplishments daily; we see it on the scale, in the mirror, at the end of a set, etc. - How on earth do you think we maintain the passion?

Bodybuilding has always been a workout by workout endeavor, and each session offers results encouraging enough that we continue to pursue. Again, you make it blatantly obvious that you've never put in the time or effort to hardly grasp what we share here in that regard. aj, chaos, and so many other have looked and felt like a million bucks day-in-and-day-out for YEARS (what you fail to comprehend) specifically as a result of the training that you so casually dismiss as pointless.

Friend, you haven't the slightest clue: IT'S ABOUT THE LIFTING. THE PROGRESS, HOWEVER SLIGHT. THE PASSION TO FOLLOW UP THE NEXT DAY. They've felt better every single day of their training years than you've ever felt in your whole life - precisely because of the weights. Please, sir, don't criticize what you can't possibly understand.

Just to clarify, not at all intending to bash Shizzo just for the sake of it (not my style, Shaun, we're usually fine), but this shit is SO out of line on a bodybuilding site, especially when you admittedly refuse to partake. Won't say you owe them an apology, but it'd certainly be big of you.


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First, glad to have you back, and hope that you are feeling better.

Second, an apology? It aint that serious my friend. I dont have any issues with Chaos, AJ, or anyone else here. They give me shit, I give them shit, and then we are all supposed to laugh about it.

Third, this thread wasnt to support people being fatasses, or settling for anything. I was simply trying to state that having some extra bodyfat (gave pic as examples) isnt the health concern some of you may think it is. I also pointed out that may be less healthy to diet to extreme bodyfat levels, and overtrain.

Lastly, I absolutely respect people who embrace fitness as a lifestyle, as long as they don't overdue things to the detriment of their health. By the way, I started training and eating healthier this week, so I am not just blowing hot air. I plan tp walk the walk, one workout at a time (touche)

Again, glad to have you back.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #331 on: January 07, 2016, 06:02:37 AM »
Just read that response to my wife, who nodded so vigorously, I thought she would wrench her neck. You do well channelling the thought processes of the "over-50 1%"


At the pic of Graig ;D ???

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #332 on: January 07, 2016, 08:40:29 AM »

At the pic of Graig ;D ???

Yes, she very much appreciated the pic of Craig too, of course.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #333 on: January 07, 2016, 08:41:35 AM »
Passionate meltdown.

First, glad to have you back, and hope that you are feeling better.

Second, an apology? It aint that serious my friend. I dont have any issues with Chaos, AJ, or anyone else here. They give me shit, I give them shit, and then we are all supposed to laugh about it.

Third, this thread wasnt to support people being fatasses, or settling for anything. I was simply trying to state that having some extra bodyfat (gave pic as examples) isnt the health concern some of you may think it is. I also pointed out that may be less healthy to diet to extreme bodyfat levels, and overtrain.

Lastly, I absolutely respect people who embrace fitness as a lifestyle, as long as they don't overdue things to the detriment of their health. By the way, I started training and eating healthier this week, so I am not just blowing hot air. I plan tp walk the walk, one workout at a time (touche)

Again, glad to have you back.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #334 on: January 07, 2016, 08:42:18 AM »

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #335 on: January 07, 2016, 09:26:32 AM »
Hmmm, you two have convinced me. Retroactive no-homo edit of peace.
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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #336 on: January 07, 2016, 10:03:12 AM »
I started working out today. Plus I have been here since 2004, retard. Obviously I am no stranger to training.

Remember the pic from 2011? The one where I could be mistaken for a Nautica model? Shit happens in life, but that has all changed.

I am going to shift a laser-like focus into getting in shape.

On August 6th, Ron won't be able to deny this handsome stud a mod spot on the G&O.

Get after it son!!   ;D  Glad to hear you're motivated.   You've been watching that alcohol consumption and now you're gettin after it in the gym....good on ya!!

I've been doing the same.  Shedding some years of laziness and getting my course righted.  I've dropped 30lbs, strength has picked up, but have a bunch to go.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #337 on: January 07, 2016, 10:11:08 AM »
Get after it son!!   ;D  Glad to hear you're motivated.   You've been watching that alcohol consumption and now you're gettin after it in the gym....good on ya!!

I've been doing the same.  Shedding some years of laziness and getting my course righted.  I've dropped 30lbs, strength has picked up, but have a bunch to go.
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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #338 on: January 07, 2016, 10:26:17 AM »


I said, "muscle, lots of it"

He proclaimed that I was his homo.

EDIT: NO HOMO.

 ???

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #339 on: January 07, 2016, 10:48:51 AM »
I sorta freaked out the homo at my gym when he asked me my dicksize. Men my orientation usually mention "hunk musk" and "mind anus connection" and "anal intrusion"

I said, "rimjobs, lots of it"

He proclaimed that I was his homo.

EDIT: NO HOMO.

 :o

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #340 on: January 07, 2016, 10:58:47 AM »
me personally looking like shit pretty much would be one of the worst controlable things possible, but i do enjoy a thick woman thats borderline fat now and then .

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #341 on: January 07, 2016, 12:16:22 PM »
Passionate meltdown.

First, glad to have you back, and hope that you are feeling better.

Second, an apology? It aint that serious my friend. I dont have any issues with Chaos, AJ, or anyone else here. They give me shit, I give them shit, and then we are all supposed to laugh about it.

Third, this thread wasnt to support people being fatasses, or settling for anything. I was simply trying to state that having some extra bodyfat (gave pic as examples) isnt the health concern some of you may think it is. I also pointed out that may be less healthy to diet to extreme bodyfat levels, and overtrain.

Lastly, I absolutely respect people who embrace fitness as a lifestyle, as long as they don't overdue things to the detriment of their health. By the way, I started training and eating healthier this week, so I am not just blowing hot air. I plan tp walk the walk, one workout at a time (touche)

Again, glad to have you back.

I didn't quote any of the 'Dad Bod' stuff, only your posts addressing the time and effort these folks 'wasted' in the gym all those years. Point being, anyone who thinks in such terms clearly doesn't understand the workout/fitness/bodybuilder lifestyle.

The workout itself is often the reward, and all those years feeling fantastic, whether or not you ever attain photoshoot condition. The three posts I quoted show you're completely in the dark here, or simply (and quite possibly) trolling. If so, please disregard.

Only double-posted because one of these threads had an additional insult I missed. Not aiming for added drama, I'll delete the other.

"Why would anyone train all those years just to look like that at 45/50/60?" is a question no serious lifter would ever think to ask (lifers, I mean, not these idiotic, chemically-saturated deathwishers).

FYI: Elvis wasn't just a fat, dead junkie on a toilet. Still, all the best with your new program.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #342 on: January 07, 2016, 12:20:02 PM »
Dad Bod / Pic of Graig of Peace

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #343 on: April 19, 2016, 08:07:19 AM »
Jesus had a ripped bod. He dieted for 40 days, and died for you bitches. It's not vanity, you're supposed to take care of your temple. So, F the dad bod.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #344 on: April 19, 2016, 08:19:26 AM »
Am I the only one who (in retrospect) thinks this thread was an excuse for Jizzo to post pics of men?

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #345 on: April 19, 2016, 08:28:59 AM »
Am I the only one who (in retrospect) thinks this thread was an excuse for Jizzo to post pics of men?

Nice catch.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #346 on: December 16, 2017, 05:42:18 AM »
Still rocking the dad bod. Not getting ill, due to a low immune system and low bodyfat levels.

Mammals were meant to carry safety fat.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #347 on: December 16, 2017, 05:47:39 AM »
Still rocking the dad bod. Not getting ill, due to a low immune system and low bodyfat levels.

Mammals were meant to carry safety fat.

I think you messed up your risk assessment...

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #348 on: December 16, 2017, 05:49:44 AM »
Still rocking the dad bod. Not getting ill, due to a low immune system and low bodyfat levels.

Mammals were meant to carry safety fat.

A little extra body fat over muscle, yes.

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Re: Is having a "Dad Bod" really that bad?
« Reply #349 on: December 16, 2017, 06:01:02 AM »
The ONLY clinical data on contributing to determining length of life that is valid is - staying lean and within your BMI for your height. This will make you most likely to live longer. Whether being muscular or not wasn't determined, in that BMI average to low-average range is most healthy. I would assume being in shape and having better cardiovascular and muscular endurance in that BMI with a good diet would be more healthy towards longevity than not. But there was no concurring data on the differences.

So SHITZO, you would still be unhealthy because you're overweight on the BMI scale. You need to lose weight and then be skinny fat instead of just fat.

Then you can shape your argument that being skinny fat isn't any less healthy than being muscular within the average BMI. If you're gonna shape an argument to make yourself feel better about not lifting and being a lazy piece of shit, at least make it somewhat logical.