posted Thu, 11/17/2022 - 16:48
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To all the brothers and fans raise the pieces of iron, my respect and hello guys.
I have been playing sports for as long as I can remember. I started with athletics, then rugby, and got acquainted with the gym and strong guys. So I am still doing it. It is difficult to say whether this is fitness, powerlifting or bodybuilding. But I love lifting heavy and being strong.
Let me join you and learn how to train and develop as effectively as possible.
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But when I left the hospital, I realized that my body was only ready to walk, and I started with light cardio walks, now I’m already running in the gym on the track. 60-90 minutes. And I do the push-pull-pull-push system 4 times a week. It is very difficult after powerlifting to get used to volume training where there are 15-20 repetitions in the approach. I would like advice on how to recover from such illnesses, thanks in advance.
Before getting sick with covid, more precisely, he suffered 3 infections in a row. As a result, he was twice on the verge of death, was hospitalized with a ventilator. Trained in powerlifting based on the system of the Russian coach Sheiko Boris. She was very difficult. He himself describes it as for those people who love to plow very much.
Welcome to the GAINTRAIN Tjoeektjoeek!!!
Thanks a lot :), Man!
PropheticWookieHello to such a fan of raising pieces of iron, apparently you love your job very much?
Of course, I really love to train. It is always to relieve stress and get true emotions and pleasures. What I couldn't do before, I can now. I become stronger not only physically, but also spiritually through training.
I'm intrigued by this. How do you feel training fosters spiritual growth for you?
They discipline me, teach me to set long-term goals and go towards them. I became more calm and balanced, to accept with dignity not good luck.
Welcome!
Thanks a lot
Welcome to Eroids
Thank you very much, I'm happy to be here