vongi
05-20-2010, 05:42 AM
Hiyah peeps.
I'm new to the nutrition side of things (not training - wish I knew that bodybuilding was the thing for me 2 years ago damit) and was wondering if anyone had words of wisdom or advice on this lifestyle change. Im only about a month in, trying to find the right mix of things around a busy college schedule. I find it goes really well with studies, it keeps you sharp and its great (even though its hard to be on point all the time) - but I dont actually know anyone who's into it (around where I live and out of my mates anyway - if my girls knew they would stereotype etc) so... yeah! Any insights into what the bodybuilding lifestyle entails by the people actually living it too would be great (haha, I wont feel so alone). My bodyfat is still pretty high (27% *cringe* want to get down to 16% by the end of this year. is that reasonable by the way?) but i train religiously. Any info would be much appreciated!
I'm new to the nutrition side of things (not training - wish I knew that bodybuilding was the thing for me 2 years ago damit) and was wondering if anyone had words of wisdom or advice on this lifestyle change. Im only about a month in, trying to find the right mix of things around a busy college schedule. I find it goes really well with studies, it keeps you sharp and its great (even though its hard to be on point all the time) - but I dont actually know anyone who's into it (around where I live and out of my mates anyway - if my girls knew they would stereotype etc) so... yeah! Any insights into what the bodybuilding lifestyle entails by the people actually living it too would be great (haha, I wont feel so alone). My bodyfat is still pretty high (27% *cringe* want to get down to 16% by the end of this year. is that reasonable by the way?) but i train religiously. Any info would be much appreciated!