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What motivates you to train?

g-dogg

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After training for so long, what motivates you to train hard-I'm still growing but my workouts seem to be about 1/2 the intensity that they were a while ago-what makes you guys bust your ass in the gym-I'd appreciate any suggestions
 
- G-Dogg

Although I cannot really relate to your problem because I am a younger guy who probaby does not have nearly as many years of training as you do. ( Between 5 and 6 years)

I can see that happening to me in the future. I think I would try and thik back to some of the reasons that made me start training. It might sound stupid, but for me it is something that keeps me out of trouble. It makes me feel good about myself, like I am acomplishing something. I have always been one to have problems with the "law" and bodybuilding has helped me to move in the right direction away from all that. That and my girlfiend take up all of my time. Everytime I look at someone chugging a beer and eating a cheezeburger, I feel good about myself. I look in the mirror and like what I see.

I think I got way off the topic and started rambling, sorry about that bro
 
I too use the gym to keep myself out of trouble, but my problem now is my intensity level-it's just not where it used to be-I am about 296 right now-I think I'm just getting lazy, when other people tell me I'm jacked or whatever, I think that just makes me comfortable-I'm not at all satisfied with my body as NO bodybuilder ever is-I have just taken about a month off and I think I'm ready to go kill it, I'd just like some ideas to get me even more fired up
 
I don't know what motivates me really. I just feel something burning deep inside of me. So, perhaps that is what motivates me. I always saw Sly, Arnie and Van on the screen as a child, never thinking I could look like those men that I saw as real life comic book heros come to life. Then one day I just got into it. Something about it created a desire inside of me. I loved it. I love the way it feels. How doing that one last set, or rep feels. Knowing I am in pain, but it's a sweet pain. Because I know that I just overcame a personal challenge. That I just busted my ass. I went through pain and sweat. I pushed myself to the very end, and there I am, standing. I have overcome. I know this, and it feels incredible. Then I think of how I am doing something that about 98% of the world doesn't have the guts to do. Knowing I just don't make up an excuse, or bs my way out of it. That I do it. I make it a part of my very heart and soul.

Is it hard sometimes? Yes, it's hard for all of us sometimes. Sometimes I feel like taking a nap instead, or going to catch a movie, or take a drive. Sometimes I just don't feel like I want to do that one last set. Then I think back to when I looked at those big screen heros. I think at how that was a dream then. Then I realize I am now living that dream, because I am doing it. I am building my body and mind. Once I do that, I realize I can't afford not to train.

This iron game can hurt your ego sometimes, it can push you to the brink of madness, it can make you feel pain that was once unknown, but it also gives you so much more. I couldn't even put all those wonderful rewards into the written word. It's just a feeling you get back from it. I'm sure you, and all my fellow Iron Brothers know that feeling. So, yeah, I don't think I need any motivation anymore. I guess the motivation is just part of the total package that comes with it. My life is different than most, but I for one wouldn't want it any other way....
 
i had ulterior motives when i first started lifting. jan of senior i started lifting because i was going to college and i wanted to get a nicer body for the chics. well, i've packed on quite a bit since i started more than 2 years ago. but now, it's not even really that so much anymore. lifting has become like my hobby. it's my own pastime i do because i enjoy lifting weights. i guess that is the only reason i stick with it even when some of my motives for lifting are gone.
 
everyone knows or should know the good feeling after a training.
and this feeling is my motivation. i'm used to train - i hit the gym
for almost 10 years. i accept days where my motivation isn't that
great. in those days i remeber the above mentioned feelling and
that's it.

robby
 
g-dogg said:
After training for so long, what motivates you to train hard-I'm still growing but my workouts seem to be about 1/2 the intensity that they were a while ago-what makes you guys bust your ass in the gym-I'd appreciate any suggestions

The thought that someday I'll be bigger than you. ;)
 
:mad:

I don't know about anyone else, but I got myself a very bitchy
girlfriend. Half a day w/ her and I'm ready to bench a train.
 
avoiding the big and tall men's wear section!!!!

lifting and cardio keeps my chest bigger than my waist.
 
g-dogg, if you want some motivation, check out the mirror 'cause last time I saw you you were lookin' pretty scrawny bro.:D
 
my motivation is simply trying to get bigger than my boy to shut his mouth up.. he talks shit to me cuz he ahs been in this game a lot longer than me... he is only mess'n around but it really keeps me focused on what i gotta do!!!
 
My pro card. That is what has motivated me since i started when i was 14. Nothing else in my life matters much anymore, but turning pro has always been the only dream ive ever had. Soon bro's, soon.
 
you see for me its all about depression. I mean i first got into it for power lifting then 4 years ago switched to bb'ing. I now try and push till i kill myself in the gym, literally, i want to end my life there. I do not go a workout without blakcing out atleast once. I want to die, but refuse to kill myself like a pussy, so i pray it will happen at the gym, or by mainlining.

no aspiration here :)

pained
 
painly said:
you see for me its all about depression. I mean i first got into it for power lifting then 4 years ago switched to bb'ing. I now try and push till i kill myself in the gym, literally, i want to end my life there. I do not go a workout without blakcing out atleast once. I want to die, but refuse to kill myself like a pussy, so i pray it will happen at the gym, or by mainlining.

no aspiration here :)

pained
:good:
 
Temptations and the Surf Club...Both really hot summer clubs in Jersey....Nothing like wearing a pair of 3/4 pants, No Shirt, Spiked hair and Diesel Shoes...going to Tempts and getting fucked up with the hottest girls and the best house music....

Also Soundfactory.......in NYC...so many juice heads! Very inspiring....
We are 9 weeks away from tempts 2002...I cannot fucking wait....
 
what motivates me is the pain not the pain in the gym but the pain of life the ex-wife taking me to the cleaners the people who have hurt me over the years the shit job I have the suffering of sacrifices that had to be made the anger at injustice the WTC bombing and the fucks who did this to our great country the being a skinny pussy who was afraid to say anything to that big guy the people telling me I can't and that I shouldn't all the doubters and haters and naysayers: that's what does it for me:fro:
 
knowing the fact that people get fear in their heart by just looking at me;) hahahaha...
nah just kidding. Its keeps me outta trouble man. i'd rathe lift weights and stay fit than to go at some park or stand on the cornor and drink and smoke all day.
 
I train for the ta-tas

I train for:

- The women
:licker:


- The pump


- The fact I can eat lots more shit than my fat friends and laugh about it

:FRlol:
 
The look on peoples faces when I take my shirt off.....

When I ask a girl what will make her orgasim really fast and she says "leave the light on so I can look at you....."

My mom telling me that I look like a freak....

and last but not least.....

You gotta have big guns to drive a Z06 Vette!
 
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