GOPRO'sWeeklyQues#8..."memories?"

[gopro]

What is your best,fondest,most memorable,or funniest moment you have ever had while training in the gym?

I think my favorite moment was when I benched 405 for the first time in my life.That was fun!!!! /infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif

"Those who fail to plan,plan to fail..."

[helga]

My fondest or most special memory is when I first started working out and my then trainer had me do basic curls....I got a rush from it, the whole workout and I thought my gosh why have I not discovered this before.... it was love at first lift. Bravo (my trainer) has since become one of my closest friends and mentors. That has been special too.

[helga]

Oh...I really dig it the first time I squated 235#'s too...heh...heh....

[DREXX]

Either the first time I squatted 225lbs of 20 ass to the floor reps or the first time I deadlifted 405lbs.

Benching 405lbs is only possible for me in the very far future /infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

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If it's not hard it's not worth doing...

[Tury]

was when I squated 500lbs ass to the floor with no juice for a couple reps, I was really amazed. Leggs and ass are such big muscles that if they are trained hard they gain strength and size at an alarming rate. Funny though I think it is the hardest work out and it is also the one that gets my whole entire body exhausted.

[archive_Iron God]

Benching 315 (my junior year in High school) for the first time I was like WOW finally I'm getting somwhere, I 've since gotten close to 500lbs, but nothing sticks in my memeory as the time I finally broke the 3 plate barrier in front of my gym class..I felt like DA MAN!

[gopro]

True Iron God...there is something special about the 3 "wheel" barrier.

Actually I just remembered another great moment in my iron "career."In the gym i always train in,the heaviest dumbells are 150's.The day that I finally took those badboys and bench pressed them for 4 clean reps was awesome.The whole gym was watching!Fun stuff.

Another cool moment...I lived in San Diego a few years ago and got the chance to train back with Nasser El Sonbaty.He weighed about 320 at the time.Needless to say,I felt like a twig....but he kept telling me how awesome i could be one day.You couldn't get the smile off my face for a week!

"Those who fail to plan,plan to fail..."