- Joined
- Jun 18, 2018
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- 7
Hey man welcome — I too am 45 and feeling a little late to the game however, actually I jumped in the game about 3/4 years ago and then due to a broken arm everything Fell to the wayside. I’m back and changing careers — but in this transition my job comes somewhere done the line after me, and my family. i always succumb to work harder in the office and that has Never made me happy because I was not where I wanted to be physically.Hello,
I have been told by a friend who is part of this bodybuilding community that there is a plethora of information for me as I work on my new lifestyle and journey.
I'll start by telling you a little bit about myself: I'm 45 years old, 5' 6" about 161 lbs. with 20.3% body fat. About a year ago, I was around 200 lbs. with about 30% body fat. I'll tell more of my stats at a later time.
It took me many years for me to start this due to being body shamed, confidence/self-esteem issues, and other factors which again I will discuss at a later time. I finally worked on my mind set along with the help of my spouse as he and I are doing this together; workout 4-5 times a week and eating 6 small meals: 3 meals and 3 snacks.
I look forward to put my voice into the forum along with asking questions that I have about a lot of things bodybuilders do and don't do.
I appreciate any suggestions, feedback, comments, questions you have, and look forward to the discussions here and on other threads.
Thank you in advance and let the journey begin...
I’ve had a trainer, a nutritionalist and run a cycle before and I have to tell you I felt the best physically, and emotionally that I had in a long time. while I don’t what to take up competing as a long term goal — I still have that desire and goal to do it once to prove that I can (for me). There is an abundance of info out here on this board. Sometime so much that I end up paralysis by analysis.
I wish you the best of journeys, it’s great that you have a supportive partner And even more so that you have found the inner strength to focus on you.