Posts Tagged failure

Bodybuilding after 50 years old – Game Over?

Posted by admin on Monday, 11 April, 2011

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Bodybuilding after 50 years old - Game Over?
I used to work out in high school, college, then a few years in my marital life. Then, in my mid forties, I just quit, and got fat. Each successive year, I determined to get in shape, and I would start for a few weeks, but work, children, and other responsibilities always stopped me short. Now, I have loads of free time, enthusiasm, and money for the high protein, low carb diet, including supplements, but when I workout, I do a warm-up set, two or three heavy sets, then two mid volume sets, then a final set to failure. I get a great pump! Then, I have a post work out shake, and watch my food carefully. BUT! After the pump subsides, I feel almost the same, and after a few weeks, even with strict intensity and form and everything by the book, I don't seem to gain much (if at all) tissue. Am I just too old? Is it GAME OVER??? What could I reasonably expect in a year, broken into a) bulking, b) strength, c) cutting seasons? Please answer from experience...
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Looking for a friend to share complex issues concerning bi-polar/anxiety/ad/hd and empty nest syndrome?

Posted by admin on Thursday, 11 November, 2010

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Hello to everyone out there who are going through issues that only therapists and psychiatrists can begin to grasp. It is such a lonely feeling to be diagnosed with a mental health disorder. In my case, I have multiple problems. In addition to my subject list, I also dread the lack of daylight that we are now facing. I have all of these problems floating around in my head and have no idea how I function at work much less at home. I feel that I am basically a failure and a freak most of the time and the fact that I have to be on several different medications just seals the deal. The underlying question I keep asking is why can't I be normal like everyone else. Surely I could be better wife and mother if not for all of these disorders. I don't dare disclose my problems at work. I somehow just fake my way through the day and no one has to know. My daughter is very independent which is a good thing but I feel detached from her. I don't feel close to my husband either.


shouldn't the baby boomers be ashamed of the country they are leaving their children?

Posted by admin on Friday, 3 September, 2010

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the baby boomers have sucked dry the economy and now retiring leaving the mess for their kids to clean up. Could they go down and the biggest failure of a generation ever in history?