b fold the truth said:
I'll answer your questions for the THIRD time man...
Even though you are a Troll and your questions shouldn't be answered...I'll use your post to state my opinion.
"About joints, heavy weights lifted over prolonged times WILL ruin your joints. Might not happen in your 20s 30s but when you are over 40 and had years of powerlifting, you joints will start to ach."
.....How many 40 year olds don't have aches?????
"Why do most world class plifters retire so quickly?"
.....Because after they reach their peak...they are no longer at a world class level. It doesn't mean that they are not still good...they have just passed their world-class peak.
"Most athletes (especially heavy weight training athletes) do become invalids in their late life (if you can call that)."
.....Such as who? Is weight training the culprit or is just plain old older age?
"Many heavy weights barely walk without heavy breathing problems, sweat at even most mundane tasks, and lack some serious stamina."
.....Sounds like a pro bodybuilder....
"Not to insult anyone, but how will these guys be able to move while they are in their 60s?"
.....Sounds like a bodybuilder will have the same problem...IF they live to the age of 60.....
"Squating 800 pounds often, deadlifting 900 pounds, benching 600 pounds, now that out make someone crippled (after certain age)."
.....Really...like who? Test, dbol, adrol, deca, GH, 'slin, drip, etc upon etc...will those "cripple" a bodybuilder after a certain age?
"You might not expereince this now, but later when your joints are no longer so young and your heart isnt up to par.... hmmmm./.... Can we say NUBAIN?"
.....Hmmmm...sounds like a pro bodybuilder to me also. Nubain is probably just the tip of the iceberg in bodybuilding...just the tip.
Do you really want to know why I strength train? Why do I NOT bodybuild? Why do I not bodybuild to look good for the chicks at the beach? .......
Because I am not so conceited that I give a rip about what some snot nosed bratty chicky thinks of my delts or the peak on my arms or how my abs look. I am not that shallow and would like to think that most pro bodybuilders aren't either...but maybe I am wrong. If a woman can't look inside me and know me for me...then screw her...I don't need any part of her or anyone else if they only like me for my body!!!! I am confident in myself and my body...I don't have to be "ripped for the summer" just to go to the beach...I am proud of who I am WITHOUT seeing my abs or the cross-striations in my quads.
I don't feel the need to look good in a mirror...I have an inner desire that can not be explained in words. People can see it in your eyes...if you have the same inner feeling inside of you. We have that desire, that burn, that need. If a woman, or anyone else, needs more from me than that...I have no need for anyone that shallow either.
B True
Damn I hate this browser. I had a long reply to all those questions and I lost it (browser crashed). I going to type it last time now.
1) How many 40 year olds don't have aches?????
Those who didn’t lift heavy weights don’t experience aches. If those guys were smart enough to pick badminton or something like that instead of power lifting, chances are their joints aren’t as bad as yours. Look inside of joints of healthy and FIT person and compare it to unfit power lifter, well, you get the idea.
2)"Because after they reach their peak...they are no longer at a world class level. It doesn't mean that they are not still good...they have just passed their world-class peak. "
Mine reply is. There you go, they reached their peak and now they are heading downhill. Squatting and dead lifting in excess of 800 pounds, I think you are getting a drift about what kind of joints and arthritis they'll end up with.
3).....Hmmmm...sounds like a pro bodybuilder to me also. Nubain is probably just the tip of the iceberg in bodybuilding...just the tip
Yes. Many Pros take ecstasy nubain and other chemicals. Yes that is the tip of an iceberg. But loosing breathe, inability to run or walk properly, poor joints later on - that is just a tip of an iceberg for powerlifers too.
4or5).....Sounds like a pro bodybuilder....
True, but at least most pros wouldn’t suffer as much joint pain later in their life. Bodybuilders look better and get paid better.
Hockey is the best IMO though... (and no, I don’t play hockey. If I did I would be at NHL then not at this crappy char and desk)
6).....Such as who? Is weight training the culprit or is just plain old older age?
Weight training is the culprit. Healthy weight training should enhance your physical ability, not diminish it.
A guy who was an elite heavy weight athlete going to have elite heavy weight problems later in life. A guy who was smart
enough to take up hockey or badminton instead, would be running around till his 90s or so. A serious body/power lifter will
end up being a cripple from brutality early on his life. If your friend mutilates your legs, would it or your running ability be
the culprit or the abuse that you took? Don’t get me wrong, weight lifting is super healthy when taken in MODERATION.
However power lifting is extreme. It is one thing to squat 315 pounds. it is quite different to squat 800 pounds.
7) yes test and clen and other chemicals will probably cripple a bodybuilder, but at least his joints are not so bad.
I am not conceited and you know, that type of person. No I am very modest and make sure I cover up
myself well wherever I go. I don’t body build primary for chicks, but that is a big bonus when I need to.
"Hey you [saying to the chick] feel mine twin peaks. After she feels em, I say. Hard eh? Can I feel your twin peaks??"
Or being huge(muscular wise) would be a great job opportunity. Shave your head, grow a mustache and become a bouncer.
When you reach high level you could go on the stage and kicks ass. I have lots of ideas for my posing routine.
As a powerlfiter what can you do? Carry those kegs? I don’t think that that pays well. You cant be a personal trainer to majority of people,
heck I would pay my son to stay away from you. Hehehe.
I am pissed off for my computer turning off and loosing all my hard work.
Powerlifting = no reward.
Bodybuilding, there is reward. (Not as much as hockey, but oh well, I am too old to start to learn how to skate and prepare for NHL.)