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Workouts - Is It Worth It?

By mikethesituation October 19, 2020 11 answers Last updated October 19, 2020

Hello! For a long time now, I have noticed that the new fashion for young people - fitness - is totally taking over. Wherever I go, I constantly hear young people talk about fitness, how much they lift from a bench, deadlifts, etc. But, along with their achievements, they also raise the issue of supplements, steroids, various proteins, creatine and other such confusions. . And from all this a question arises in me - is it worth it Is it worth it for some muscles to normally drink various vomit (I mean proteins and creatines, they are the most famous), in which you do not know what preservatives are and which are outrageously expensive. Is it worth giving a few years of your life, in full devotion and strict adherence to diet and exercise, to lose everything you have accumulated in just one month? I am really curious to hear other opinions, and in particular whether young people are really ready to undergo unique deprivation, just because of the empty female attention. PS Why, for example, why is no one dealing with the barracks? At least her achievements remain permanent. Thanks for your time! Please moderator post, it's not just a matter of curiosity! :)

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colinlovestarry answered · October 19, 2020

   I work out. Protein and creatine are not vomit and have no preservatives and are much less harmful than one sausage you can not lose everything in 1 month even if you are on steroids

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missnerd666 answered · October 19, 2020

   From the author: I'm not talking specifically about these two, I'm referring to all the things that are drunk because of mania, but by what logic will the whey go from liquid to bulk (powder) naturally and how the useful substances in it will stay for long time? And about the loss of the accumulated - I speak on personal convictions, I have seen how the really hard earned and accumulated for years in 1-2 months disappears and the person "hangs".

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drewdy91 answered · October 19, 2020

   Ами какво да ти кажа? Повечето (не всички) фитнесаджии са абсолютни комплексари и изобщо не разбират смисъла на спорта. Това да изглеждаш като горила с анаболни мускули, а да нямаш сила да си вдигнеш чашата с вода, да не ти става онази работа и да си плешив на 20, е пълна комплексарщина. На кого какво доказват? Първо не ставаш по-красив още по-малко естествен, ако изглеждаш като горила. Винаги съм се забавлявал с такива екземпляри (няма да ги наричам мъже, за да не обидя останалите мъже), които са се напомпали като уроди и си мислят, че са егати вървежните и всички мацки изпокапват, като ги видят, а в същото време имат АйКю на кърмаче, дори нямат ерекция и нормално функциониращи черен дроб и бъбреци. Ама иначе са егати яките пичове, нали. Направо ми става смешно, като си представя някои такива образи. Смисълът на спорта е да ти дава тонус, здраве, добро настроение. А този тип трениране последното, което ти дава е здраве. То дори и естетичност не ти придава. Защото няма по-отвратително нещо от напомпана плешива мутроподобна маймуна с белези по кожата от стероидите. ПС: за другите, които ще се обидят, спестете си коментара, защото пак казвам, не визирам всички фитнесаджии. А тези, които ще се припознаят в коментара ми, не ми пука какво ще ми пишат, защото те дори нямат капацитета да вникнат в думите ми.

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avasdrips answered · October 19, 2020

   Those who train fitness and pretend to be dudes are actually some of the biggest females and if you make them do some work they won't do anything. I am 34 years old and I have also trained fitness for 2 years, but a fitness maniac who has been taking supplements for many years and suddenly stop them can never have the strength of someone who has done some strength work or a boxer, a mma fighter, etc. .n. (I also trained boxing for about 5 years). Let them inflate in front of the mirror and in front of the chicks, if you give them a machine gun they will wonder what to do with it. That's why it's in this hall.

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SweetAlexya answered · October 19, 2020

   Of course, it is not worth taking supplements / anabolics that ruin health and the body in order to look better.

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joe_exotic answered · October 19, 2020

   I think it's worth it.

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missalexxa answered · October 19, 2020

   I am a doctor. I have been training since an early age. Sport is an integral part of my life. I practiced various sports as a student. Now I run, swim, train in the gym or on levers and parallel bars - depending on the weather I have and depending on the weather conditions. Sport comes first for health. It gives you peace of mind, balance and relieves you of stress. When I was a student, I wanted to take supplements, but since my parents are also doctors, I was forbidden. When I became a medical student, I realized the harmful effects of these supplements. And there's nothing to talk about anabolic steroids.

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wickedlywildone answered · October 19, 2020

   I don't know, man, I personally don't take anything and I only walk on levers. I gained 10 kilograms and I feel extra. I used to be complex because I was skinny. Honestly, if young people read books instead of going to the gym, it would be better, but come on :)

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irltumblrgirl answered · October 19, 2020

   Strict adherence to diets, in my opinion, is stupid and pointless if you feel like eating something. It already depends on the person's point of view. Personally, I would be ashamed or at least I would feel awkward if I went to the beach and had a big belly, stretch marks and the like. That's why I train. During my life and 1 diet I have not followed more than 2 days: D, I eat what I want, but then I do a few tours of the stadium or 60 minutes in the gym, which is normal for me. You're a boy as far as I understand, but there are girls who don't look at the body, but I wouldn't be comfortable sleeping with someone with a big belly and fat, no matter how nice. I would make him play sports with me. Maybe you are not fat, I will briefly summarize my opinion as a girl at an age in which she is interested in boys - it will be more pleasant if the girl next to me has a well-maintained body (not huge muscles).

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alessiaxx answered · October 19, 2020

   Hey, I also do sports quite intensively (I do workouts 5 times a week), but I don't take any supplements (there are also proteins especially for women). In general, my impression is that the whole idea of ​​the Bulgarian about nutrition is so confused ... but let's focus on nutrition in athletes: I think that vegetables, fruits and nuts can provide you with everything you need to develop. An excellent example of this is Frank Medrano. So act if you want with the charge :) Greetings Lola

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whatsgabycookin answered · October 19, 2020

   № 7, would you share if you like the harms of supplements? There these protein, creatine and the like? The internet doesn't say they're harmful, but I'm still a little paranoid and wondering what the harm is.