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Old 04-28-2008, 07:53 PM   #6 (permalink)
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I disagree with most of that article. I'm not impressed by visable abs on a young man because I had them until my mid 30's without any attempts at having abs. My metabolism and my non-stop work/play ball schedule didn't allow any fat to cover them up. I admire a person who has the drive and determination to change their body by hard work. I admire the people that make huge transformations for the better, and I celebrate their success. Does that make me a " dupe of the media "? I love the fact that I was able to get in the best shape of my life in my 50's by diving into strength training and the physical changes I made have changed my life. I was always self conscious of my skinny upper body even into my 40's. The part about being more attractive to women is just a side benefit... but I love it. Consider the alternative at age 52. You feel like your losing your mojo. Your muscles disappear, your sex drive doesn't care anymore, you don't feel attractive at all. FUCK THAT! Now... this sounds egomaniacal... when I'm taking batting practice and strip down to a wife beater and I stand up there jacking 20 balls over the trees, and I turn around and people have gathered to watch... you better believe I'm lovin' it. So if that guy eating the burgers without fries and buns is reaping the rewards that I am... he doesn't need anybody's pity. Strength and willpower should always be admired.
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