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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - May 19 2005 20:04:27
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LOL. Your thinking of VO5 
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Nice guide. VO2 Max aint that some hair styling product?
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - May 29 2005 16:23:18
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Thanks for that man very good for someone kinda of new to it
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Jun. 7 2005 16:21:58
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I've found the jargon directory useful and think it's a great post, but there are a couple of abbreviations I can't find on there that have me a little stumped. On some of the other forums I keep coming across the abbrevs "IMO" and "PCT" - Any idea what they mean in lay mans terms?!
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Jun. 7 2005 20:30:17
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IMO is short for ,in my opinion, not really a training term, more an MT (muscletalk) term. PCT stands for post cycle therapy. This refers to the post cycle drug therapy a steroid/prohormone user would use following a cycle.
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Jun. 8 2005 2:26:00
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Thanks for clearing that up for me ink - Great info in your post
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Jun. 8 2005 2:28:46
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LOL. Your thinking of VO5
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Nice guide. VO2 Max aint that some hair styling product?
Lol...classic 
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Jul. 17 2005 1:51:45
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Do any of you guys know what IMAO and PMSL are abbreviations of? Keep coming across them on various MT forums! IMAO I suppose is something similar to "in my opinion" but PMSL???? No idea!
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Aug. 10 2005 21:13:02
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IMAO - I think you have confused the following 2 abbreviations:
LMAO - Laughing my ass off
IMHO - In my honest opinion
PMSL - Pissing myself laughing!
ROFPMSL - Rolling on floor pissing myself laughing
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Aug. 11 2005 10:20:16
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Good one - how's about adding PCT, EOD, ED, E3D etc ...
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Sep. 18 2005 0:36:26
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"DOMS: This stands for Delayed Onset Muscle soreness, and decribes the discomfort often experienced around 24-48hrs after training in a particular muscle group. It is thought to be caused by tiny tears in the muscle tissue. It is wrongly used by many as a guide to an efficient workout. "
Right im learning. I have always thought that it was a sign of a good hard work out aswell..
If I work legs on a Sunday....... Monday I walk a bit funnyand my thighs are sore.. Tuesday if the wife sits on my lap then im through the roof 
Same with my chest running down some stairs 2 days after training chest is so painfull I have to cup them like a bra lol. My legs respond very well and have always grown well, But my chest is my weakest body part in size aswell as strength.
Please explain.. cheers 
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Oct. 5 2005 18:26:17
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How bout stones to lbs and kg to lbs for all the american users.
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Oct. 6 2005 23:52:15
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How bout stones to lbs and kg to lbs for all the american users.
Good idea, added.
Could someone tell me what IIRC stands for?
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Oct. 6 2005 23:54:49
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If I remember/read correctly
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Oct. 7 2005 0:13:54
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If I remember/read correctly
Ahh, it makes sense
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Dec. 11 2005 15:26:33
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great informative post
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Jan. 10 2006 18:51:49
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you could also throw in some links to exercises, as beginners would have no idea what the diff between a hack squat and an overhead squat is.
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Feb. 11 2006 17:29:36
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thanx alot ink its nice to see that vets take the time to explain things to beginners. some of the things on your list i have actually wondered what they meant when i have seen them on posts in these forums but have not wanted to ask in case i looked like a mong! haha! excellent job! 
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Feb. 12 2006 1:23:24
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RE: Training and diet terminology and jargon - Feb. 12 2006 1:23:58
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whoops
good* guide :P
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