RE: starting a fitness journey

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starting a fitness journey

in fitness •  7 years ago  (edited)

Good on you @gazdawge !

I'll look forward to seeing you progress with your calisthenics and getting back into shape.

It sounds like a good plan, I also train at home (calisthenics and weights) and don't take supplements. If I can do it at 50 you should do much better at 30.

I wish you well on your journey.

I just noticed you're an Aussie, check out @teamaustralia mate.

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thanks man, yeah with work and everything it is hard sometimes to stay motivated and on the right path. I will do my best.
50 and still training? That is awesome mate, I am happy to hear that you train both and without the use of supplements as well. I followed that group as well, thanks for putting me onto it. Good to see a network of fellow Australians. makes a person feel a little less small in such a large cyber space

Yeah I don't have much choice about the training @gazdawge , I have that many busted body parts and torn ligaments etc, that If I don't stay in top shape I basically can't walk. My body is held together by muscle tension and willpower. I need two TKR,s a hip replacement, a rotator cuff repair and spinal fusion therapy but I just can't afford any of it.
I have many days where I can't walk but I just make the most of the days where I can.
I'm like a high functioning cripple.