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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
29 April 2009 12:49
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Thanks James. I would just like to add that I have come to the conclusion that even if you are old(me that is) its never too late to learn. This is in my opinion the best site for certainly doing that.
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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
05 May 2009 08:53
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Hi, Whats all this worry about age. I've reached 62 and am competing in the Midlands over 50's on may 10. All the best you young'uns
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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
05 May 2009 21:16
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Nice...free shirts and discounted supps for the seniors ? :))
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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
06 May 2009 09:54
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Hit the big 4 0 in Feb so i guess i just squeeze in here, still have the maturity of a 12 yr old though!!!!
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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
13 May 2009 20:29
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entersandman Hit the big 4 0 in Feb so i guess i just squeeze in here, still have the maturity of a 12 yr old though!!!! Just noticed this forum , I guess it must be my cataracs playing up again lol ... good addition James , will need an over 50's soon though where is the time going . Wurz
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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
22 October 2009 13:35
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Hello everyone, Been back training now 4 months after a long lay off,you know the usuall work,kids etc!.I have been training using a 3 day split,to lose excess weight,Ihave changed the routine after 8 wks twice now.I would be gratefull for any help regarding work out routines to shock the body,as I seem to be standing still.I'm 49 now and always seem to have a pain somewhere.Any advice gratefully accepted. Rob.
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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
22 October 2009 14:44
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Hi Rob, I,m a great believer in all over body routines for beginners, intermediates or after a long lay off. This is a great way to work the body on a regular basis with-out pounding it, letting you ease into a split!!Any info please ask mate!!
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Re:Welcome to the Over 40s forum
22 October 2009 19:08
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Micky, Thanks for the reply mate. I have been looking at starting a full body routine,but dont really know where to start.There's so many differing opinions.Can I do full body over 3 days Mon,Wed,Fri?.Will I see gains with full body?If you can spare the time can you point me towards a routine to get started and any advice you can offer is much appreciated,as I feel stuck in a rut. Rob.
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