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penner2k · 04-29-2010, 08:26 PM

I really wish more high profile people would jump on board with this way of thinking. People are so brainwashed these days.
I dont blame personal trainers for saying what they say or for people eating some of the foods they eat. They are getting so much misinformation all the time that it just become "common knowledge".. Then when you start talking to people they give you this funny look when you tell them what you eat.
I was having a talk with a buddy this week and when I told him I was eating 2 steaks a day and up to 12 eggs he thought I was crazy.
"You are gonna get fat"
"Why are you trying to put on weight, You are big enough... Its almost summer.. Get ripped"
I've actually thought about it and I'm gonna get up to at least 230 lbs before I consider cutting. I might change to low carb for a couple weeks at a time to control fat gain but I'm not gonna cut calories till I'm at least 230. If when I get to 230 I'm not in too bad of shape I'll keep going. Pretty much I'm looking at a 2 year bulk. If everything goes as plan I will be the farthest thing from average.. lol

04-29-2010, 08:26 PM	#2
penner2k To me, there is the Internet and there is RS Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Delta Posts: 15,911 Thanked 765 Times in 228 Posts Failed 354 Times in 58 Posts	I really wish more high profile people would jump on board with this way of thinking. People are so brainwashed these days. I dont blame personal trainers for saying what they say or for people eating some of the foods they eat. They are getting so much misinformation all the time that it just become "common knowledge".. Then when you start talking to people they give you this funny look when you tell them what you eat. I was having a talk with a buddy this week and when I told him I was eating 2 steaks a day and up to 12 eggs he thought I was crazy. "You are gonna get fat" "Why are you trying to put on weight, You are big enough... Its almost summer.. Get ripped" I've actually thought about it and I'm gonna get up to at least 230 lbs before I consider cutting. I might change to low carb for a couple weeks at a time to control fat gain but I'm not gonna cut calories till I'm at least 230. If when I get to 230 I'm not in too bad of shape I'll keep going. Pretty much I'm looking at a 2 year bulk. If everything goes as plan I will be the farthest thing from average.. lol __________________ The harder I lift and the more I eat, the better my genetics seem to get.