Lazyone in the hizzoouuuuse

[lazyone]

Hey all :wave:

Have been lurking around this site for a while but have only recently posted... didnt know it was possible to be anti-social on the net :pfft:

The journals make good reading and motivation... and there are a lot of knowledgeable ppl on here :grin:

But heres to the new year and best of luck with all your training goals :dancing: <-- hes kinda doing squats

[jono]

welcome

btw his squats are not deep enuf :grin:

[deegee]

Welcome

[Pseudonym]

Greetings.

EDIT: It took me a while to notice your avatar, but I like it!

[Ash]

Welcome aboard

[lazyone]

Wow, you guys are a friendly lot.

Thanks for the warm welcome ppl :grin:

[Growth]

This board is a really cool place, all the people are so friendly and you dont get the idiots like you do on boards such as bb.com, welcome mate.

[63]

tell us abit more bout yourself lazyone u sound like you have abit of knowledge about B/B and competing have you done a few shows

[lazyone]

tell us abit more bout yourself lazyone u sound like you have abit of knowledge about B/B and competing have you done a few shows

Hey 63,

I'm almost a bit too scared to 'cos I like my anonymity (not that I'm some bigshot or something :pfft: )

I've done only 2 comps (was only ever meant to do ONE but was hooked after the first) and I've still got ALOT to learn. Out of curiosity, I went and watched a bodybuilding competition back in 2002 and was in awe of everyone on stage... it later took me 2 years of solid training to eventually work up the courage to even get on stage myself!

I'm surprised by how many ppl you meet thru bodybuilding though... I remember at my first comp, Eleanor Stewart herself came up to me to help me tan when I was wondering why the hell everyone was slapping themselves... after seeing her awesome physique at previous comps I was like :shock: "youuu wantt too helllppp ME????" It was so weird (I thought the more experienced competitors would keep to themselves), but that gives credit not only to Eleanor who is one humble lady, but the whole bodybuilding "community" in NZ.

Anyhoo, I think I got a bit off the topic. I studied a bit of nutrition and personal training stuff too.. but I'm by no means an expert on it. I think you learn more by experience than anything else.

[63]

awsome,keep up the training and posting, sounds like we could learn alot from you.