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IrishMarc10/07/13 @ 00:54
Just read a lot of this thread seems genuine enough to me. If it was a troll they knew a lot about training.
MasterT10/07/13 @ 16:11
I am still around I just do not have a huge amount of time to post.
My log would look rather poor as of late my own lifting has gone downhill at a rapid rate of knots due to work commitments.
My log would look rather poor as of late my own lifting has gone downhill at a rapid rate of knots due to work commitments.
MasterT said:I am still around I just do not have a huge amount of time to post.
My log would look rather poor as of late my own lifting has gone downhill at a rapid rate of knots due to work commitments.
My log would look rather poor as of late my own lifting has gone downhill at a rapid rate of knots due to work commitments.
I suspect your definition of "poor" may be considered otherwise by many !
MasterT10/07/13 @ 16:21
1369phil said:
I suspect your definition of "poor" may be considered otherwise by many !
I suspect your definition of "poor" may be considered otherwise by many !
It is all relative - a shoulder problem has effectively removed any ability to bench anything respectable and also had a negative impact on my squatting and weightlifting.
I am also closer to 90kilos opposed to 100kgs lately.
IrishMarc said:Just read a lot of this thread seems genuine enough to me. If it was a troll they knew a lot about training.
No-one ever disputed that he had a genuine knowledge of training. It was the fact that he was routinely breaking british records by an average of fifty kilos each that caused eyebrows to be raised. Then the fact that he seem surprised that eyebrows were being raised put the tin hat on it as the old saying goes.
Fatpete said:
No-one ever disputed that he had a genuine knowledge of training. It was the fact that he was routinely breaking british records by an average of fifty kilos each that caused eyebrows to be raised. Then the fact that he seem surprised that eyebrows were being raised put the tin hat on it as the old saying goes.
No-one ever disputed that he had a genuine knowledge of training. It was the fact that he was routinely breaking british records by an average of fifty kilos each that caused eyebrows to be raised. Then the fact that he seem surprised that eyebrows were being raised put the tin hat on it as the old saying goes.
Yep !
Tooth fairy
MasterT12/07/13 @ 22:44
Fatpete said:
No-one ever disputed that he had a genuine knowledge of training. It was the fact that he was routinely breaking british records by an average of fifty kilos each that caused eyebrows to be raised. Then the fact that he seem surprised that eyebrows were being raised put the tin hat on it as the old saying goes.
No-one ever disputed that he had a genuine knowledge of training. It was the fact that he was routinely breaking british records by an average of fifty kilos each that caused eyebrows to be raised. Then the fact that he seem surprised that eyebrows were being raised put the tin hat on it as the old saying goes.
While this theory is quaint I am afraid had you dedicated a tad more time to what is an actual fact you may have noticed that there are several unequipped lifters in untested federations that exceed my lifts - which do not break the British records in those federations let alone by an average of fifty kilos.
Their lifts completed under judging scrutiny in three lift competitions while my own were completed in my own time with no judges present for my own s**ts and giggles as the saying goes.
Now this 'fact' as you seem keen on the misuse of this word suggests your points are not entirely accurate but I thank you for your keen if somewhat obtuse interest.
MasterT31/07/13 @ 15:11
Sparrow said:Get the log started again!
There isn't a great deal of use in a log at the moment; my work is based around re-hab and I am travelling a lot more due to my work so training here there and everywhere.
I managed to perform a few complexes in a gym in south Birmingham with a weightlifting platform and bumpers this morning but again was cut short due to client responsibilities.
MasterT said:
There isn't a great deal of use in a log at the moment; my work is based around re-hab and I am travelling a lot more due to my work so training here there and everywhere.
I managed to perform a few complexes in a gym in south Birmingham with a weightlifting platform and bumpers this morning but again was cut short due to client responsibilities.
There isn't a great deal of use in a log at the moment; my work is based around re-hab and I am travelling a lot more due to my work so training here there and everywhere.
I managed to perform a few complexes in a gym in south Birmingham with a weightlifting platform and bumpers this morning but again was cut short due to client responsibilities.
From Facebook :
Matt Griffiths
There was a strong little f**ker in the gym earlier (I say little, he was short but wide) didn't get his name but he was obviously of a weightlifting background - sounded Aussie but looked like he had at least part of his heritage from Iran (dem weightlifting genetics). Complexes with about 120-130 odd kgs - GAINZ!
Tom_Martin said:
From Facebook :
Matt Griffiths
There was a strong little f**ker in the gym earlier (I say little, he was short but wide) didn't get his name but he was obviously of a weightlifting background - sounded Aussie but looked like he had at least part of his heritage from Iran (dem weightlifting genetics). Complexes with about 120-130 odd kgs - GAINZ!
MasterT said:
There isn't a great deal of use in a log at the moment; my work is based around re-hab and I am travelling a lot more due to my work so training here there and everywhere.
I managed to perform a few complexes in a gym in south Birmingham with a weightlifting platform and bumpers this morning but again was cut short due to client responsibilities.
There isn't a great deal of use in a log at the moment; my work is based around re-hab and I am travelling a lot more due to my work so training here there and everywhere.
I managed to perform a few complexes in a gym in south Birmingham with a weightlifting platform and bumpers this morning but again was cut short due to client responsibilities.
From Facebook :
Matt Griffiths
There was a strong little f**ker in the gym earlier (I say little, he was short but wide) didn't get his name but he was obviously of a weightlifting background - sounded Aussie but looked like he had at least part of his heritage from Iran (dem weightlifting genetics). Complexes with about 120-130 odd kgs - GAINZ!
It's obvious that Master T is controlling the Grif!