What do YOUR friends think of your training obsession??

[Mike_Rojas]

I tried to make a 300 lb. decline bench a few weeks ago... My mother in law said to my wife:

"I know it's none of my business, but why would he try to lift that much weight? That's crazy."

It's called self-improvement!

My mom's afraid my hearts going to get TOO BIG from lifting... whatever

 

[JOKER47]

My wife is now very supportive but the pharmacy I have on the kitchen counter is starting to take over the kitchen and it bugs her.

I am not allowed to keep any of my pharmacuticals in the kitchen for just that same reason.


Joker

 

[jerkbox]

i've never heard a negative word about it from anyone...

 

[IronLion]

Almost all my friends have been athletes so I don't hear many complaints from them. Pillsbury tells me sometimes he is scared that he might get comitted for "Bigorexia" hahahaha

 

[spatts]

 

[IronLion]

^^ROFLMAO

 

[MsBeverlyHills]

guys are completely supportive...girls are totally jealous... LOL!!

 

[spatts]

I agree. That's why I train with men.

 

[frenzyFYTA]

Hmm, most my friends are complete wussies

once i started using free weights more then machines and started really into squats, they just couldn't understand that doing squats properly dont hurt your knees, these are the kind of bastards that do a 1/6 leg press with like 600 lbs, i am sure everyone knows the kind

 

[blinddeafmute]

Only comments I have got about my training is about how much I eat. My W (soon to be x) commented last night about how much I was eating. My mom said that protien shakes are bad for your kidneys (only if you let yourself get dehydrated btw). My lil bro seems interested so I am trying to get him to go to the gym with me to workout. He was giving me a hard time until I took off my shirt and showed him my results so far. Then my SIL was in awe over how much I eat, and my mom says, "Yeah, but have you seen his muscles."

I just laughed.