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BUILD MUSCLE AND LOSE FAT WITH ECDY-BOLIN
"Hello Paul,
I was thinking about which Supplement has gave
me the best gains and I would have to say it is the
Ecdy-Bolin. Even though I contribute my strength
gains to it , I am also trimming down dramatically.
I went from 10% body fat to 8%, without trying to
do so at all. In fact I am properly eating more.
Also my lifting capacity has rose in every
exercise by 25 lbs. For example my bench went
from 375 lb to 400 lb and still doing the 10 reps
within 2 months, Now I find that amazing.
My muscle size increased by an average of
1/2 inches and that is no big deal, except it
happened while I was losing weight and not trying.
Besides taking the Ecdy-Bolin I did not change a
dam thing!
Thanks,
Louis"
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FITNESS TIPS FOR 11/20/2002
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Advice For The "Older" Male Bodybuilder
Be All You Want To Be At Any Age
By John C. Pasco
NPC Masters' Bodybuilder
I believe I may have something to offer since I was 72, and in a much
deteriorated state of mind and body, when I discovered rejuvenation
through bodybuilding. Now I do not see that any particular age can be
generalized as being "older" if the sense of that word means one whose
body and mind are slowing down due to accumulation of years. I would
prefer to include in "older" one who by virtue of his years of life
has gained valuable experience. Such a mature person need not allow
the advance of years to slow him down either physically or in spirit.
In my own case, at 72, I was "old" in all the wrong ways. My face
looked old. My physique had deteriorated into a bent form which
shuffledalong in walking. My mind gloried in the "good old days"
without a thought for living a vibrant life in the present and
going hard at it for the future. Actually, my age and prostate
cancer, buoyed up by the well-meant advice of friends, family and
physicians, caused me to live solely and inactively in preparation
for what I thought was immanent death. That all changed when I
found bodybuilding.
I entered slowly first by working out lightly. My first trainer,
a well meaning young man, trained me 'gingerly' seeming to be afraid
that I might break. Still, he trained me well enough so that I began
to see and feel the improvement which comes through exercise. In a
couple of months I was convinced that if I cast away all those
supposed inhibitions which age is supposed to bring, and train just
as the 'younger men' did, I could really develop the physique of a
man younger in years and could even compete well in bodybuilding
contests. I sought and found a well qualified bodybuilding
competitor/trainer who would and does train me hard without any
consideration of my years.
At age 73 I entered my first contest and placed second. Now, age
75, I have competed in five contests, in all of which competing w
ith those in their 50s and 50s and have always been in the finals.
My next contest is this June and I expect there will be other
contests for me this year and every year until my eventual death.
I don't relate this as self-praise. I do not think my rejuvenation
need be anything special. I believe it can be for all who have
allowed years to 'slow them down'. I believe that which we see as
deterioration coming naturally as we grow older need not be accepted
in any life. I do not believe that 50 years, or any arbitrarily
chosen number, is some mystic number of years and that when one
reaches those "older" years, he must train differently than others
of less years. Just as younger men train hard, so must the 'older'
men. The human body is a wonderful, miraculous, creation. It rises
to meet challenges it is made to face. This is as true for 'older'
men as for youth. If one of any age challenges his body, the body
recovers and develops the ability next time to move higher. Far too
many trainers and 'older' bodybuilders do not give senior
bodies sufficient challenges to overcome. By challenging my muscles
to serious improvement, I have returned to the physical condition I
knew when 35 years ago I was a paratrooper in the vaunted STRAC Force.
My improvement is no miracle; anyone can achieve it. Anyone, that is,
who works diligently and with discipline to be victorious over
advancing years or illness.
I encourage those of any age to take on a regimen of diet and exercise
which will prolong vital life. I encourage and motivate those who at
any age choose to be bodybuilders to enter upon a life of focus,
dedication, discipline in which they can rise above mediocrity of
mind and stature and (as the Army slogan goes) "be all they want to be."
Such a program does not require for those of any age to have
concessions made for their physical condition. Demand perfection of
your body and you will achieve it...at any age. Shoot for goals which
society says are impossible "at your age" and you may not reach them,
but you will go to new and glorious ground.
