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I started bodybuilding 2 years ago just because. I had no real reason, I was very small, I weighed around 120 pounds but I really didn't care.
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Background
I started bodybuilding 2 years ago just because. I had no real reason, I was
very small, I weighed around 120 pounds but I really didn't care. One day
all my friends started weight-lifting, and after about 6 months or so they
started gaining noticeable size. I didn't want to fall behind them so I
started lifting weights.
Within a very short period of time I noticed great results. After about 6 months I knew I would never stop lifting. My body
changed shape, and the results didn't stop. About then I needed a better
edge, so I started watching what I ate, and dove into the supplement world, I
then considered myself a bodybuilder. Now after 2 years the only regret I
have is not starting earlier. My best weight to date is 170, which is a long
way from where I started.
He can be contacted at blackwolf864@hotmail.com.
Vital Stats
Name: Dean Goudie
E-Mail: blackwolf864@hotmail.com
Favorite Body Parts: Chest & Triceps
Favorite Exercise: Skull Crushers
Favorite Supplements: EAS MyoWhey & Creatine Monohydrate
Hobbies: Lifting, partying, water skiing, swimming, water boarding
Favorite Bodybuilders: Jay Cutler & Arnold
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Age: 19
Height: 5'6"
Weight: 170
Waist: 34"
Legs: 24"
Arms: 15"
Chest: 38"
Calves: 15"
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Most Annoying Statements Bodybuilders Say!
Things overheard, and questions asked over and over again that just get under our skin, here are a few of them so you know not to ask them, or you can get the answers here instead of bothering your local bodybuilder in person.
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Bulking: Get Your SIZE On!
During bulking phases the person increases their calorie intake in an attempt to gain weight. This article will discuss the concepts of the bulking phase.
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How I Changed My Life!
There are many things different people believe in, so it is very hard to give general advice that could apply to everyone, but those things seem to be agreed upon by a large number of people. Find out what I did and what worked for me!
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Aug 05, 2003
The 10 Commandments Of Bodybuilding!
Weight lifting, much like real life has rules by which you should live by if you wish to live properly. The 10 commandments set out by God are also similar to the 10 commandments I am about to speak on; if you follow them properly you will meet a higher power, which will be yourself after following these commandments.
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Change, Is It In You?
Variety is the key to any workout program. That is what most bodybuilders will tell you, and of course they are correct. In order to continue your gains you must change your program. Learn why!
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School Survival
I get asked quite a bit how I managed to get in the gym time I do during these difficult years when the books are calling, the girls are drinking, and the bars are everywhere. Learn how to overcome these obstacles!
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Jan 13, 2003
Misconceptions Of Fat
As a bodybuilder I am no fan of fat. Fat covers hard earned muscle, reducing definition to almost nothing and is unsightly in itself.
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Dec 27, 2002
Negative Adaptation
Learn just how far the body goes to fight off the muscle we so desperately try to obtain.
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Nov 18, 2002
Anything Is Possible!
Three years ago I weighed 115 pounds and was probably one of the smallest guys you would have ever seen. I was outweighed by a considerable number of girls in the school, I was shy and for good reason.
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Oct 16, 2002
Tricks Of The Trade
There are many different ways to build muscle, and it's up to each individual person to figure out which work for them, but make sure you are aware of all the options that are available to you.
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Sep 17, 2002
Alcohol's Curse On Bodybuilders.
I have studied drinking, and I have come to the conclusion that it is the anti-muscle. As far as bodybuilding goes, it's everything you would never want to have in you.
Section: Nutrition ::
Aug 15, 2002
Bodybuilding Is A Science
Many people believe that bodybuilding isn't a science. They believe it can be made simple and just going to the gym is sufficient to build the dream body.
Section: Mind ::
Aug 01, 2002
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