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Date Posted: 06:50:46 08/21/05 Sun
Author: bert
Subject: Re: Weightlifting
In reply to: Matthew Villani 's message, "Re: Weightlifting" on 04:50:04 08/20/05 Sat

>>to now matthew you seem to have the ambition to
>>make postive steps in the fitness world. i must say
>>that from some of your conversation you have limited
>>yourself on how you can trully progress.
>
>How have I limited myself on progress? My political
>opinions have nothing to do with weightlifting, or
>video games, or movies, or any other subjects. The
>reality is, the main theme discussion on the jokes
>site was race, except for a few threads here and
>there, and it was this way before I arrived at the
>jokes site in September 2004. Well, it was either
>that, or "yo mama" comments, or general cheap flame
>wars.
>
>>it clearly
>>shows with your reply to the water and noni questions.
>>it is not unusual to have blinders on and i'm not
>>saying you do but real results come from an open mind.
>
>I'd actually consider myself quite open minded. I
>agree with some thoughts of people that I largely
>disagree with, and I don't look at their statements
>for a little flaw that I can bite onto and destroy
>them with. That is, unless they do that to me first.
>However, the rules of the board won't allow that to
>happen.
>
>>great concepts in the fitness world are practice first
>>generally in l.a, miami, and certain parts of texas.
>>the midwest has consistently taken a backseat to great
>>concepts.
>
>When it comes to weightlifting, places like LA and
>Miami are THE WORST for real results. The image of
>"strength" promoted by those areas is laughable at
>times. Many times, they'll promote low bodyfat, abs,
>biceps, and a tan as strength. The midwest, although
>not prominent with mainstream weightlifting, tends to
>offer ideas with the best results.
>
>>results come from the hidden sources that
>>require an open mind and the willingness to
>>investigate.
>
>Now THAT I agree with. Most people are just spoon-fed
>something from the media (this can be said on various
>topics) and just accept it as is. Very few are willing
>to look at hidden sources, and many times, those will
>yield the best results (once again, various topics it
>can be applied to).
>
>>like chromium, the trace mineral,
>>unbelievable results to ignite certain food sources as
>>it relates to fitness.
>
>I've never heard about Chromium (not really a trace
>mineral, though) in regards to fitness. What have you
>heard about the function of Chromium?
chromium is a trace mineral actually but i meant something else. it was a typo. i meant indium, do a google search on this, its very interesting but expensive, also the comment on noni was very gruff and narrowminded, monkey vomit?

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Replies:

Re: Weightlifting -- Matthew Villani, 07:53:32 08/21/05 Sun
- Re: Weightlifting -- bert, 16:57:15 08/21/05 Sun
  - Re: Weightlifting -- Matthew Villani, 11:30:57 08/24/05 Wed
    - Re: Weightlifting -- Adriana, 13:38:31 08/31/05 Wed