most non-lifters and non-powerlifters never fully understand the psychological and emotional impact that the sport and the activity has on us lifters as individuals, especially when you are not able to do it. i went through this with a herniated disc...It seems like sometimes our safe place and, like you say, "the place that lifts me up" is easily dismissed and misunderstood by others outside of this space because to them it's "just going to the gym" and "you should go get a life", not so different from something like video games (in moderation) actually...everyone has their escape.
bro im same age as you I been thinking about jumping on for ages to regain that spark but still not sure if its the solution of its just a case of time catches up with everyone. It goes from trying to be strong and fit to trying to be strong and fit as a 40/50/60+ year old. I feel 22 in the mind still but 82 in the body lol
@@kingpinsbarbershop4669 yeah the things he described resonated with me except I’m 52 so in my case it may be time. I pulled my back in April and it took 5 weeks and I went in to soon I think and pulled my back on 6/28 but this second time it’s not as bad and it’s healing at a normal rate this time. I avoided squats this week and drive with a belt. I know my T is not what is it before as I don’t get morning wood and don’t holler at girls anymore. I’m married but that didn’t stop me from hollering at girls in my 30s
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most non-lifters and non-powerlifters never fully understand the psychological and emotional impact that the sport and the activity has on us lifters as individuals, especially when you are not able to do it. i went through this with a herniated disc...It seems like sometimes our safe place and, like you say, "the place that lifts me up" is easily dismissed and misunderstood by others outside of this space because to them it's "just going to the gym" and "you should go get a life", not so different from something like video games (in moderation) actually...everyone has their escape.
Mate, you're just getting older. You're clearly holding onto muscle just fine. Happens to all of us.
bravo....stop and go on the deads is inspiring
I turned 40 in February of this year. Just squatted 650lbs on June 10th.
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I hope you you squat more In your 60's and 70's. Live well and lift well brother.
y'all got trainers for lessons? I'm visiting LA in a few weeks and wanna schedule a class
bro im same age as you I been thinking about jumping on for ages to regain that spark but still not sure if its the solution of its just a case of time catches up with everyone. It goes from trying to be strong and fit to trying to be strong and fit as a 40/50/60+ year old. I feel 22 in the mind still but 82 in the body lol
@@kingpinsbarbershop4669 I LOVE STEROIDS
@@kingpinsbarbershop4669 yeah the things he described resonated with me except I’m 52 so in my case it may be time. I pulled my back in April and it took 5 weeks and I went in to soon I think and pulled my back on 6/28 but this second time it’s not as bad and it’s healing at a normal rate this time. I avoided squats this week and drive with a belt. I know my T is not what is it before as I don’t get morning wood and don’t holler at girls anymore. I’m married but that didn’t stop me from hollering at girls in my 30s
looking lean bart!
You didn’t add the workouts on this one
More likely, your GH is lower rather than low T.
C- Bart
lol
At 40 I wouldn’t be made if you did a lil 50mg or trt tbh
Bro you have been lifting for years and are getting old, all that shit is wear and tear not low T.
False
“Don’t do that!” 😑
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It’s called old age😊
Did Gio divorce him?
They have a lifestyle vlog channel together, they just posted too lol