> how old are you and how long have you been lifting
> 29, 11 months
>>41515994
23, 5 years
>>41515994
25, 2 years
>>41515994
27, one week
23, today was the first time
>>41515994
18, 2 years or so
20, 1 year
23, since 19 seconds ago
26
6 months
>tfw getting good results and realizing you've wasted so much time being a dyel faggot
20
4 months
29, 13 months
>>41515994
23, 5 years with a few hiatuses lasting 6 months.
Should really only be 3.5 years but whatever.
21, 3 years
>>41515994
23, 5 months.
>29
>5.5 years
I would probably get shit on >5 years for this if I posted my pic.
But I don't care because I know how retardedly skewed /fit/s ideas of timescales are by fake reporting on CBTs and fake nattys.
Oh well.
24. 24 years AMA
18, 5 months
>>41515994
18, roughly 5 years, the last 2 I've been going 6 times a week
>>41515994
19, 3 months
19, about 3.
22, 9 months
>>41515994
23
4 months
>>41515994
26, about to start.
>>41517688
Bye
>>41515994
27, 3 years. Wish I had started sooner.
>>41515994
22, 8 years
>>41515994
22, a bit more than 4 years
31, 15 years
25.
1 month since restarting
Went for about a year when I was 23 then managed to hurt my lower back deadlifting and haven't made it back until now
>>41515994
32, 7 years.
>>41515994
24, i have been on and off since i was 17
Currently i have 2 months
19, 1 year
>>41515994
27, 2.5 months
I lifted way back in high school for sports but quit before college, never really followed a solid program either
>>41515994
22, 3 years.
24 yo
6 years
time flies
>>41515994
> 54, 33 years
23, about 10 years on and off, 2 years seriously, still havent hit 3/4 on lower body lifts. I deserve death.
27 2 months
30
Don't lift but have the shoulders of an adonis
21 3-4 months
>>41515994
20, 7 years.
Started with football conditioning, dropped football but kept lifting
>>41515994
20 , 5 years
25. Been trying to start for 5 years now but it never stick.
1999, one week
>>41515994
damn flanders
BELOW
THE
KNEE
30 lifting 11 years. IT NEVER GETS BETTER
>>41519438
Welcome to the late 90s, when Maude wasn't a bitch because she was the most well sexed woman in Springfield.
>Bye
>>41518714
Wow, respect how you lookin these days?
Im 23 and 7-8 years, cant remember when i started
>>41519496
lol
>>41518193 >>41517709
What are your lifts?
>>41515994
What's the point of these irrelevant stat threads? They lead to no discussion or actual insight.
>>41519554
OP is making a statistic.
20
10 months (started taking it seriously 3 months ago)
>>41515994
19
10 months
>>41515994
19
5 years
>24, 6 years
dyel but you shoulda seen me 7 years ago
22
7 years on and off
>>41515994
18, 4 years
>>41515994
20, 2years
>36
>25 years
19, 10 months
20, 4 years
22, 3 months.
Got out of coke and alcohol abuse and decided to start eating better/working out. I mean I used to work out when I was 15 for like 5-6 months but then came drugs.
Shit's progressing and I look much better already. Feels good
20, three days
33, year and a half
22, 9 months on and off
22, off and on for almost 6 years
30y old
18years on and off
lost gains last year so now im restarting from 0
>>41515994
20 6 years
25 (Birthday was earlier this month)
16 months (Started middle of January 2016)
>>41515994
21.1 day
17, two months
>>41519583
Op here
I will gladly make a pie graph
>>41515994
22
5 years at probably 70% efficiency
38, 2 years
>>41515994
29, 4 years.
23
9 and a half years
24, 10 years
17 2 months
>>41515994
19, 3 months
20, 5 months
>Lifting since 20
>Stopped working out religiously at 25
>Developed depression from weight gain/mental issues started to develop
>Started lifting at 26, but for like six months and loved it
>Currently 29
>Don't even lift
>Depression every week
>Want to start working out everyday but these days the mental issues are permanent and need to find a way to get out of my mind
>>41523071
>Dad bought me a full weight set at 16
>Lifted for a while but ended up slightly injured since nobody actually taught me how to lift
>Came back to it at 20 with the same weight set
>Became addicted to fitness lifestyle from age of 20-25
>>41515994
21, 2 years
>>41515994
29, 4.5 months.
>>41515994
30, on and off for two years and a year of lifting about 6 years ago. 1/2/3/4 will be mine.
21, started this Monday
>>41523105
I wish I had started at 16, I had the opportunity but lacked the interest and knowledge.
21, 14 months
23
6 months
and this >>41516144
>>41523133
What is 1/2/3/4?
>>41523311
it's goal 1/2/3/4 pl8... in press/benchpress/squat/deadlift.
>1pl8 60kg
>2pl8 100kg
>3pl8 140kg
>4pl8 180kg
26
2 years
>>41523071
Iktf. I'm starting a downward spiral at the gym right now. Super unmotivated and just don't want to be there. I took a week off and went on a hiking trip to hopefully clear my head. Now I'm just dreading going back to work. Neutral on gym though.
20
4 months
>>41515994
>>41515994
Lurker here calculated some averages of this thread
>The average age of /fit/ is 31 years
>The average /fit/ user spends 4.5 years of dedicated lifting
I halved anyone that had on and off lifting and counted anyone who started a couple days ago to help accuracy. I think some veterans really threw the numbers off other wise the time of lifting would have been significantly lower
>19
>2 months
>went from 60kg deadlift to 130kg
>35kg bench to 80kg
>20kg squat to 110kg
>10kg ohp to 50kg
i am going to make it you dyels
>>41515994
18, 3 years
>>41515994
>24, 4 months
Used to do lots of football and did lifting back then, but I lost my gains. Now I'm getting back into it, and slowly getting back to where I was.
20, on and off for over five years.
Been lifting sporadically over the last few months, due to shoulder injuries.