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What do you do when you love lifting but hate the results? 2017-01-10 07:15:56 Post No. 39964701
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What do you do when you love lifting but hate the results? 2017-01-10 07:15:56 Post No. 39964701
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What do you do when you love lifting but hate the results?
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2017-01-10 07:15:56
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>tfw I love everything about lifting weights, dieting, planning, prepping, etc
>continue to lift heavier and keep gaining great size
>hate having muscles though
>I love seeing big muscles on other people but for me I think it looks disgusting
I am literally in love with the act of lifting heavy weight, but the results from lifting heavy and frequently is not what my ideal body would look like, but if I wanted my ideal body I would have to exercise in a way that I don't enjoy as much. What do I do /fit/?
>tfw I just want to look like a shredded rock climber but I want to keep training bodybuilding/powerlifting style because it's more fun
This isn't bait, I'm seriously asking what to do. To achieve my perfect body would mean training in a way that makes me miserable, but training the way that is the most enjoyable for me results in a body I do not want.
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>>39964701
Train that way and keep your calories down? It's not like rock climbers are skinnyfat.
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>>39964701
become trap
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>>39964711
I'm up over 300lbs on my bench and 450+ lbs on my deadlift and squat. Cutting calories would mean I wouldn't be able to strength train as efficiently and I just have so much fun lifting that way I don't want to end it, but I don't like the body it gives me.
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OP you're an idiot or an idealist. You want two things that are fundamentally exclusive from each other and different. Find a middle ground dummy
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>>39964701
get fat
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>>39964753
I figured as much. It's depressing having to choose between doing something that you love that will result in a look you don't want, or doing something you hate that will result in a look you do want.
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>>39964701
if you´re not taking steroids then you can forget about getting big so this should be none of your concern. this is either bait or you are mental if you think you´re natty and huge
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>>39964735
The under-150lb Strongman champ is 6'1 and used to moonlight as an Abercrombie model. You don't need to be huge to be strong.
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>>39964794
Definitely not huge compared to elite lifters but for where I am I would be, plus going to a corporate gym means anytime you lift something with more than 4 plates you are seen as a freak. I apologize if this sounds retarded it's just that I found an activity that I love but the results from it I hate, which seems to almost never happen to people.
>>39964808
That's good to know. I keep feeling like I can only have one or the other.
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Find some scrawny 14 year old dyel in your gym and mentor him
(bonus is all the boipucci you want)
Then you get all the fun of planning and progress.
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