i already see it

[Altruist]

i ll spend 3 months in the gym and then realize i was doing a bunch of things wrong (not just form, but the program in general)



p. s. no roiding homosexuals ITT, please

[Arrogans]

i did everything wrong for like 6 months and still got solid results, newbie gains are too overpowered

[Altruist]

i did everything wrong for like 6 months and still got solid results, newbie gains are too overpowered

good to know.

yeah, my starting point is so fucking bad that i'll look like hulk to myself if i only start resembling a human being again

[Dreckssau]

3 months? I thought you started last week. Or did you spend 3 months going to the gym, observing and just taking notes? Honestly, that's something I would do unironically.

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[Dreckssau]

Oh wait, you said will. Reading comprehension 404.

[Iblameher]

Spontaneously embarrassing

[hitlersblackedwaifu]

it will inevitably happen ngl, which is why the earlier you start the better it is

what giga-bothers me is when 15 year olds post those "1 year body transformation" videos on tiktok and they attack you if you hint at the obvious use of drugs

they are like "I just have really good genetics and never skip a workout/meal" 

you are telling me some 15 year old who doesn't know 2+2 did everything perfectly from the first year they picked weightlifting?

[Altruist]

Oh wait, you said will. Reading comprehension 404.

yeah, i just started. but it's better to start, even if you have no idea what you are doing, than spending 6 months "researching" and "preparing regimes", which is what i do with everything

[Altruist]

it will inevitably happen ngl, which is why the earlier you start the better it is

what giga-bothers me is when 15 year olds post those "1 year body transformation" videos on tiktok and they attack you if you hint at the obvious use of drugs

they are like "I just have really good genetics and never skip a workout/meal" 

you are telling me some 15 year old who doesn't know 2+2 did everything perfectly from the first year they picked weightlifting?

what can you do, that's what most people are like

experienced a comparable thing during studying, with obvious midwits (best case scenario) telling other students they passed a hard exam with just 2 weeks of skimming through textbooks (the avg one has 750 pages heavily saturated with important technical "details"). of course, what they "forgot" to mention is that it was their fourth attempt, with a total studying time being closer to 4 months than 2 weeks, and that they had to beg for the lowest passing grade. and that they have 0 fucking clue about the subject they "passed", which leads to that moronic "i got this and that degree and i cant find a job, fuck this shit" complaining when it's just about their potential employers realizing they are talking to a fucking retard who begged their way into graduating