SinX
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And here I am worried about how to explain a few extra pounds (by comparison) to coworkers.
Keep killing it bro.
Trust me fam I was worried the first time do, especially when I put on 40lbs, some were like yo he's doing the right things; training hard, eating a lot and resting. Hahaha I'll never forget the first time I hit 205 from around 155 in less than a few months, it was pretty damn obvious but still played it off, never got that rage (like I do now at times, but I only let it out when I'm entirely by myself), never had a problem losing getting it up (maybe last wk of cycle and 1-2 into PCT) and never had any complications either thank God.
Now when I was left for dead at around 133 lbs (major back/hip problems) instead of going to ortho's they sent me to cancer centers running every test under the sun, then after that I was maybe an hour or so away from surgery and it was an act of God that one of the main surgeons canceled and said it wasn't going to happen until maybe after a year because nothing was guaranteed and could of only made it worse. When I was told I could never fck/train/spar properly or a lot of things for that matter I was really relived but don't get me wrong I pushed for that surgery like I was running for office hahah, it's funny now but certainly not then. So to see someone jump from 133 in December to around 210-215 in September or so, there was a bit suspicion but with muscle memory and after gaining my appetite back, I got really lucky I'll admit that.
That's not even including my other surgeries ya know, the times couldn't walk/eat/sleep for days; I look at that now as motivation and as dumb as it may sound when I used to box semi-pro my rule was if someone didn't hurt me I was gonna beat myself up (mentally and physically) to keep building from that so I can get used to it as possible; I strongly DO NOT recommend this, but as stupid as it may sound, worked for me.