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Martin1956IconAge and Training10-10-2011 @ 17:57 
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Ok. Arising out of a recent conversation, I'm 55 and still training hard. How many of you young guys see yourselves still training hard into your 50s?

And on a side note, am I the oldest regular poster on here now that Silver Oldie has vanished and Barrie sadly passed away? I know I'm a month or so older than FatPete, and little_a looks older than me but he's not... I'm a February 1956 vintage btw.
James_94Icon...10-10-2011 @ 18:08 
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If I'm training when I'm 55 I'll have been training for 40 years, so I may get injured or bored of it somewhere down the line I guess
Vid1982Icon...10-10-2011 @ 18:20 
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I hope i look as good as your avitar when i'm 55! Happy I hope to still be training long in to my retirement. Prob not as heavy as now, but i still want to be looking after myself.
spam_upIcon...10-10-2011 @ 18:21 
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im 23 and already feel like im falling apart half of the time Unhappy

i do enjoy training 95% of the time tho so would like to think ill be able to carry on for a long time, never know whats gonna happen over the next 30 years tho.
ironageIcon...10-10-2011 @ 18:25 
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I'm 52 and still training heavy (injuries allowing!!!).Recently pulled 300kg on 18" trap bar deadlift off blocks.Dont really know any other way to train.I'll keep training as long as my body keeps going.I have to keep adapting the way I train due to a disc problem in my lower back ,so I lift off racks or blocks at 18" high.Cannot see myself stopping training at all,unless my body tells me thats enough!Have to keep pushing them youngsters in the gym!!!!!
AdamCIcon...10-10-2011 @ 18:34 
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I'll keep training hard untill the day i die
JackRevansIcon...10-10-2011 @ 18:39 
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i want to get some dam impressive numbers and then go easy on it because im only 17 but i allready have lower back issues
BillwestIcon...10-10-2011 @ 18:41 
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I intend training hard into my 50s. An easy boast to make with only 16 months to go.
CuddlesIcon...10-10-2011 @ 18:59 
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I can see myself training for something but I wouldnt be sure that it would be lifting heavy. Cant really see me not training for something. I seem to be needing to be trying to improve at something, it's just my personality. I guess golf wouldn't really count though?
luke00Icon...10-10-2011 @ 19:01 
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I will stop training the day I stop becoming competitive. I may change my sport in years to come to suit what I want out of life at the time. However, for the foreseeable future I have my mind and body set on one think to win the UKs and qualify for the Arnolds amateurs.
leeboyIcon...10-10-2011 @ 19:11 
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i will always train. its the only thing that levels me out.
GreyphantomIcon...10-10-2011 @ 19:17 
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39 years young and just started competing so will be going a while yet...
mikehowarthIcon...10-10-2011 @ 19:19 
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Martin1956 said:Ok. Arising out of a recent conversation, I'm 55 and still training hard. How many of you young guys see yourselves still training hard into your 50s?

And on a side note, am I the oldest regular poster on here now that Silver Oldie has vanished and Barrie sadly passed away? I know I'm a month or so older than FatPete, and little_a looks older than me but he's not... I'm a February 1956 vintage btw.


Have you been strength training hard for 30 or more years???

If so then that indeed is an achievement in itself and a reason we have masters lifting

Very respectful
FinchIcon...10-10-2011 @ 19:23 
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Well I guess that I'm a mere youngster at 53, especially against the guy's I train with who are 60, 61 & 74!
DomRedshawIcon...10-10-2011 @ 19:27 
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il prob train until my body cant take it. once im happy with my lifts i dont think il train to get any stronger but just to maintain my strength, fitness etc.

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