Introducing myself

['sniggib]

Hey bro's of the iron. Just wanted to introduce myself. I have been an amature bb'er for a few years now, still learning and that will never change. I started out as a collegiate athlete, but decided bbing was the way for me. Hopefully I can contribute to the board, I definitely see that there are some very intelligent people on this board by reading some threads/posts. I am currently in grad school and will be doctor in one more year (grueling school/internship/etc.) I am from the midwest. Maybe I can contribute by helping answer ?'s about injuries, biomechanics, biochemistry (diet), etc. about the body. I've lurked for awhile before I decided this was the board I wanted to be my "Home". Sorry for the novel.

 

[balla06]

welcome dog

 

[Tyrone]

Welcome...You could be a great addition...

 

[Big Danny]

Welcome to pm bro!

 

[elings]

WELCOME BRO

 

[ewell]

Just want to say hello!

I've been body building for almost 20 years. After work the first thing I do is head to the gym. Nothing feels better than pumping iron! Would love to hear from fellow body builders!

ewell

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[Alex A]

Sounds like you guys have the right attitude about lifting guys..

i always like it when i hear about someone that can have a successful career outside the sport and bbing just compliments their lifestyle.

Nice to meet you guys.. Im a teacher by profession.. married with a son 16 weeks old and daughter 3 years old.. Bbing is a great lifestyle but secondary to my priorities.. It sure is a great way to spend your spare time though!

 

[rAJJIN]

welcome

 

[Thick1]

Welcome aboard, I trained with a Doctor who took our sport and lifestyle very seriously.

 

[maldorf]

I am surprised you are able to keep up with bodybuilding while youre in medical school. I took just 2 med school classes, gross anatomy and physiology, and those were darn tough. I was in a graduated program that had us take those classes along with the med students. So many hours of study required that it doest leave a whole lot of extra time. I guess the first 2 years are the hardest?
What are you plans once you go into your intenship and resedency? The long hard hours there are always high publicized. Very little sleep and not much time to eat. going to be rough.

 

[kid1dakota]

Good to have you bro.welcome