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  • #31
    I don't know if I would really have a top 3. Here are some of the things that I changed.

    I started to eat alot more, typically 5-7 times a day, eating quite a bit each time. At least 250 grms of protein a day. When I first started bodybuilding I was so afraid of getting fat that I would starve myself. I was lean, but I looked terriable.

    I moved to a part of the country where a lot more people are into bodybuilding. My gym now is more more "competative". I started to meet some higher level amatures and pro's, and used them as motivation.

    My life became much more regular (8 to 5/5 days a week) and it just got much easier to get to the gym all the time, and the same time every day, and to push myself as hard as possible.

    I am going to post up some pics of what I looked like a long time ago so you can see to real "transformation".

    I just hit 230lbs this week. I am hoping for 240-245, but we will just have to see how I respond.

    Puma


    Originally posted by malibu barbie
    Great transformation. Thanks for sharing your pictures. What would you say are the top 3 things that led to your transformation?

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    • #32
      Here is me Jan 2003. I am about 170 or so in these pics.

      Training like a madman, eating like a 95 lb women.

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      • #33
        What's up with the ashtray in the room - Tell us you quit smoking...

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        • #34
          looks like he smokes...

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          • #35
            Yeah, I do. Sorry, I have no defense here, I know its bad for me, I know it slows down my progress, and I know its killing me.

            I am a nervous fuck, what can I say? I am one of those people that worries about everything, and its just about the only thing that calms me down.

            I know, its a really lame reason, I would like to give it up, but right now I have bigger things on my plate.

            Puma




            Originally posted by BodyJBbuild
            looks like he smokes...

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            • #36
              Originally posted by Puma
              Yeah, I do. Sorry, I have no defense here, I know its bad for me, I know it slows down my progress, and I know its killing me.

              I am a nervous fuck, what can I say? I am one of those people that worries about everything, and its just about the only thing that calms me down.

              I know, its a really lame reason, I would like to give it up, but right now I have bigger things on my plate.

              Puma
              To each his own bro - just trying to look out for ya ;)

              I quit a couple of years ago but just stopped smokeless tobacco about 3-4 months ago. If you need tips let us know.

              P.S. I think Wheyman just quit so he may know better than any of us...

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              • #37
                Wow the 2003 picture really puts your progress into perspective. Great work! Keep it up!

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                • #38
                  impressive progress.

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                  • #39
                    Originally posted by Puma
                    I would like to give it up, but right now I have bigger things on my plate.
                    What bigger things do you have on your plate then your health?

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                    • #40
                      Your right, I know. I just have no drive to give it up. I know all the bad things it does to me, and I just don't care.

                      My problem is that i am neverous guy, and I just can't stop worrying. It damn near drove me nuts in college, and I have been trying to calm down for the past few years. Its getting better (the heat in FL is frying my brain), but I still worry that I would go off the deep end if I did not smoke.

                      Its lame as hell. But hey, we all have one weak spot, that happens to be mine. But it is one that I have promised myself I will work on, so we will see what happens.

                      Thanks for the words of encouragment guys.

                      Puma


                      Originally posted by THE BOUNCER
                      What bigger things do you have on your plate then your health?

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                      • #41
                        ROFL...

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                        • #42
                          nice improvement... keep up the great work

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                          • #43
                            Looking good Bro! I see alot of improvement but competing is a whole new level of training. I have thought about competing many times but i want to make sure that when i step on that stage i will win. So i would say dont jump into things to quick, give yourself atleast another year or so do get ever thing fine tuned, then start thinking about competing. You have made great progress though, and the advice given on this board is more than great and im sure that they will point you in the right direction.

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                            • #44
                              holy shit, this thread is about a year and a half old... http://www.superiormuscle.com/vbulle...ad.php?t=26455

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                              • #45
                                Puma, you kinda look like clark kent from the original superman, haha, it's awesome, put some classes on and a suit and post a pic!!

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