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To the guys who lift for 2 year+, did you notice the same:
First months of training youre super motivated because its all new and exciting, you could lift everyday.
Then there comes a pretty big streak where the motivation is pretty low often and you have to force yourself to not skip the gym. I felt like that for a while especially because you have to work pretty hard already but still look pretty bad in comparison to others. Luckily i kept working out and didnt skip days if not absolutly necessary.
And then once you start looking really nice it turns around again. I lift for ~2,5 years and the last 6 months ive been more motivated than ever and could workout everyday. It literally doesnt feel like hard work anymore, even tho i train hard everytime. Its only fun now. Im super motivated because i already have over 16 inch arms and and over 2pl8 bench etc. (please no debate wether this is good or not in this timeframe, that doesnt matter)
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6 year lifter here, it comes in waves and spurts
seasons seem to matter too
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>>36474453
>it comes in waves and spurts
Just like your mother
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>>36474466
I went ahead and posted that hoping someone would capitalize
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definitely comes in waves. you will probably hit another point where you start getting really comfortable with how you look and your motivation will drop again
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>>36474466
Jesus fuck dude
http://youtu.be/upkYQqbrjSc
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>>36474429
>first months lifting is exciting
>1 to 2 or 3 years: hard work. lifting for numbers (does not matter if size numbers or load numbers)
>4 years or more
result of lifting equation profit / effort gets dramatically reduced. A minimal increase means a huge resources input. So there are 3 types of people at this point:
1- people that go full hardcore >whatever-it-takes
2- people that shifts goals
3- peole that stagnate or even give up
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