Welcome To Anabolic Minds! Introduction Thread!

New here also, forced to sign up to read more LOL I am a frequent poster on similar boards so I am looking forward to digging in here a bit.
Male, 36 6'2" 225lbs Bench/Squat/Dead right at 1200 looking to hit 1500 in the next 2 years.
 
Rockclimber said:
New here also, forced to sign up to read more LOL I am a frequent poster on similar boards so I am looking forward to digging in here a bit.
Male, 36 6'2" 225lbs Bench/Squat/Dead right at 1200 looking to hit 1500 in the next 2 years.
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Nice numbers bro! Welcome:). We have exact same stats except I'm 38:bigok:
 
Hi Everyone!
I'm a 51 year young male. Been working out most of my life. I get in decent shape and then tend to get into an accident of some sorts and lose my progress and then battle to get back again. I don't mind as I'm happy to be in the gym when i can. Tried a bunch of supplements over the last 20 years. These days its mostly just iso protein (not the mixed wheys), vitamins and eating right. I get to the gym 5 days a week and workout in the mornings. I do some treadmill on my days off. Looking forward to learning from you all and helping when i can. Thx, Leo
 
leosatriani said:
Hi Everyone!
I'm a 51 year young male. Been working out most of my life. I get in decent shape and then tend to get into an accident of some sorts and lose my progress and then battle to get back again. I don't mind as I'm happy to be in the gym when i can. Tried a bunch of supplements over the last 20 years. These days its mostly just iso protein (not the mixed wheys), vitamins and eating right. I get to the gym 5 days a week and workout in the mornings. I do some treadmill on my days off. Looking forward to learning from you all and helping when i can. Thx, Leo
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Welcome to AM Leo!
 
I'm an old school lifter for years(started in highschool '86) and did some rounds of PH's 2004ish pre-ban and got good results from this site and it's members. I had to take an extended break away and I just haven't had the finances(kids, wife, etc) to support the needed diet\supplements for a long time and now trying to get back in the game with all the new supplements and workout jargon.

Been around the different forums a lot but have always considered AM home. I do a lot of reading but not much posting.
 
Then start posting man!!! Lol
 
SouthernIron said:
I'm an old school lifter for years(started in highschool '86) and did some rounds of PH's 2004ish pre-ban and got good results from this site and it's members. I had to take an extended break away and I just haven't had the finances(kids, wife, etc) to support the needed diet\supplements for a long time and now trying to get back in the game with all the new supplements and workout jargon.

Been around the different forums a lot but have always considered AM home. I do a lot of reading but not much posting.
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Welcome back home:bigok:
 
Another FNG

Newbie to the site, but love the info and discussions. Powerlifter through highschool and played football, went to a D1AA program and posted a 345 bench, 525 squat, and a 545 DL at 18 years old, natty. 2 very serious injuries/surgeries later I discovered the classroom, then grad school, then life, career, kids... Over the last 10 years, I repeatedly tried to get back into the weight room, but just wouldn't recover in a reasonable timeframe. So I dabbled in endurance sports, but it just wasn't lighting me up. Fast forward to 45, recently diagnosed with low T, and in the early stages of treatment (dialing in the dose, etc.). Now I am starting to feel motivated, my energy is back, and I am looking to put some of that long-gone mass back on my frame by any means necessary :scool:
 
hi. I just joined for 1 reason and that is to broaden my knowledge regarding a certain compound. I am just a dude that loves to learn and apply my knowledge into further research
 
Freddy55 said:
Newbie to the site, but love the info and discussions. Powerlifter through highschool and played football, went to a D1AA program and posted a 345 bench, 525 squat, and a 545 DL at 18 years old, natty. 2 very serious injuries/surgeries later I discovered the classroom, then grad school, then life, career, kids... Over the last 10 years, I repeatedly tried to get back into the weight room, but just wouldn't recover in a reasonable timeframe. So I dabbled in endurance sports, but it just wasn't lighting me up. Fast forward to 45, recently diagnosed with low T, and in the early stages of treatment (dialing in the dose, etc.). Now I am starting to feel motivated, my energy is back, and I am looking to put some of that long-gone mass back on my frame by any means necessary :scool:
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nutpuncher said:
hi. I just joined for 1 reason and that is to broaden my knowledge regarding a certain compound. I am just a dude that loves to learn and apply my knowledge into further research
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Thunderbolt69 said:
New to the group. Read some interesting and informative info. Thanks!
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Welcome to AnabolicMinds everyone:head:
 
Hi Guys, new to AM and this is my first post. I've joined essentially because I'm stuck in a 'mini rut' and thought the community would be a good source of information and guidance.
 
Hi guys im Johnny, new to the forum but not the game. Lost alot of my gains and strength going through basic/**** mess food. Now starting at square one again...
 
Hi im cashmir, im here for fun and knowledge: ive not been doing anything a couple of years and am looking for motivation to start again, i do work outs at home with very sparce equipment, but made great progress last time i got busy for about 6 years on my own dabbling here and there...having fun figuring out natural ways for me to make gains and how bedt to cut. But for now its back to tje drawing board and trying to stop smoking. Hoping to find some nice threads to read here and maybe ask some questions etc. Oh and im kind of exploring herbal nootropics a bit. I guess this long *** post sums me up for now..and hiya all
 
Hey all. I'm going by Chefboyardrew on this site. I came here to get some good advice on fat loss, nutrition, and sex advice. To be blunt. I wish everyone the best of luck in whichever journey they may embark on.
 
Hi Everyone. New to the forum and to the lifestyle. My Google searches after reading the New Yorker Article about GW15 keep landing here. Lots of good posts and info. Seems like a great community. Reading the threads have been really informative. Gotta go find an acronym or abbreviation and common terms list. Have a great weekend :)
 
Hello, peeps. I'm here in Houston (Go 'Stros) and 4 weeks in TRT. I'm looking for answers and use search some before asking anything.
 
Hello all. My name is Tyler, live in upstate New York. 26 years old, been lifting for about 4 years. Just now looking into various PHs and figured this was a good place to get advice and guidance!
 
Sup. Bodybuilding, hockey, engineering. Big and strong would be the goal here. 32yr, been lifting since 18. Wife is a state record powerlifter. Dog is our son. TG_Style's the name.
 
Welcome!
 
What's up everyone! New here. 25 years old, I've been lifting for about 6 years. I'm here to gain as much knowledge as I can as well as give some insight on my experiences with AAS. Hope everyone has happy holidays!
 
My name is Jose, I want to lose weight yet retain my muscles haha I enjoy reading the threads and posts by the other users that's why i joined this site.
 
Hey guys,

I'm Anthony from the Heart of Texas...
Been lurkin' and reading the articles from the FB page for a while now. Figured I would hop on here and search a few more articles. Was prompted to join, so here I am!
 
Welcome AJM!
 
This is great, never knew this thread was here! Welcome to all the new members. I’d also like to “re”introduce myself... I’ve been a forum member here since 2011 and have just launched my own supplement company (hpssupps.com) . Truthfully, i don’t think that ever would have happened had i not been a member of this forum... in fact I’m pretty much positive. This is a great community and place to learn. I’ve made many life long friends here.
 
chedapalooza said:
This is great, never knew this thread was here! Welcome to all the new members. I’d also like to “re”introduce myself... I’ve been a forum member here since 2011 and have just launched my own supplement company (hpssupps.com) . Truthfully, i don’t think that ever would have happened had i not been a member of this forum... in fact I’m pretty much positive. This is a great community and place to learn. I’ve made many life long friends here.
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Awesome!
 
chedapalooza said:
This is great, never knew this thread was here! Welcome to all the new members. I’d also like to “re”introduce myself... I’ve been a forum member here since 2011 and have just launched my own supplement company (hpssupps.com) . Truthfully, i don’t think that ever would have happened had i not been a member of this forum... in fact I’m pretty much positive. This is a great community and place to learn. I’ve made many life long friends here.
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Pretty cool!
 
Hi All!
I’m a female figure competitor looking to learn from others about workouts, supplements and other methods to get better at my craft! I want to experience all aspects of lifting and overall fitness training to see what what my body will respond to. Especially as I enter my forties! Thanks for welcoming me! I’m excited to be a part of this group!
 
Klove1 said:
Hi All!
I’m a female figure competitor looking to learn from others about workouts, supplements and other methods to get better at my craft! I want to experience all aspects of lifting and overall fitness training to see what what my body will respond to. Especially as I enter my forties! Thanks for welcoming me! I’m excited to be a part of this group!
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welcome! You’ve definitely come to the right place! Are you on Instagram?

Cam
 
Welcome newbies ;)

Post around and get acquainted with AM; you found a great forum and community here
 
Hi everyone, I'm a 54 yo female in the phase of recovery from Lyme Disease. I used to lift and was a beast back in the day before getting sick, the Lyme did a lot of bone damage, had 4 surgeries to be able to walk again. Docs told me I would be an invalid, I said no thank you. Fought for 10 years to get better, now I'm back in the gym and have lost 35 lbs. 20 more lbs to go. Doing MUCH better! I struggle to find work arounds for the serious loss of range of motion in knees and elbows, and it's tough to keep muscle while trying to lose fat, so any tips you guys have will be welcome. I'm not able to bench heavy or do some of the stuff that requires healthy knees, but my legs are really hard now, back is too. I'm making major progress!!! Yeah! Just glad I can sling some weights around again. Please to meet all of you.
 
redheeds said:
Hi everyone, I'm a 54 yo female in the phase of recovery from Lyme Disease. I used to lift and was a beast back in the day before getting sick, the Lyme did a lot of bone damage, had 4 surgeries to be able to walk again. Docs told me I would be an invalid, I said no thank you. Fought for 10 years to get better, now I'm back in the gym and have lost 35 lbs. 20 more lbs to go. Doing MUCH better! I struggle to find work arounds for the serious loss of range of motion in knees and elbows, and it's tough to keep muscle while trying to lose fat, so any tips you guys have will be welcome. I'm not able to bench heavy or do some of the stuff that requires healthy knees, but my legs are really hard now, back is too. I'm making major progress!!! Yeah! Just glad I can sling some weights around again. Please to meet all of you.
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Awesome work and great attitude! Welcome to AM. Lyme is no joke. I have had it and watched my mother go through ridiculous amounts of tests bc they thought she had MS when it was actually severe Lyme. There’s no doubt in my mind you’ll get through it and accomplish your goals, and this is certainly the community to help you!
 
Hey i guys i am new to this forum hoping i can learn from you guys.

I am a pro fighter 155 if any other fighters out there i love to hear your strength and conditioning program
 
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