And on the thirty-third day, Roc rested.

Quite honestly, I could have used the rest.

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A good workout reminds me of being in my pod. Both provide me with a serene and tranquil state of being. I am isolated, focused, connected between mind and body in a way that almost transcends description. I feel at peace within myself. My consciousness expands beyond the small spec of me and finds its place in the greater universe. I have clarity. I have direction. In that state there is nothing I can’t do. Continue reading →

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Bulk Arms & Beast Abs. Bring it.

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Heavier weights? What the Amarr were you thinking? Failed on final bicep set. Still a victory. Can’t type. Fly strong.

Hard to believe I’m already one third of the way through this program. Time certainly flies when you’re getting huge. Continue reading →

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People always underestimate legs. I’ve ranted on this before. Many men in their vain attempts to get big put all their effort into upper body. The problem with that is our legs are the meatiest part of our body. Most of our body’s muscle growth hormone is stored there. Much of our circulation stems from there. Legs are the most important part of the body after core. Continue reading →

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Bulk Chest. I’m good at this. I’m strong. I’m motivated. I throw on heavier weights. I ace the workout.  Continue reading →

And on the twenty-seventh day, Roc rested.

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Bulk Shoulders. My back still aches. My entire body is tight. I feel slightly feverish. Suck it up, snowflake. Continue reading →

I spent most of the evening nursing my back. Lovely. I was in so much pain that I nearly forgot about my commitment to appear on New Eden Radio. I’m glad I remembered. It turned out to be a really fun time, and I had the welcome surprise of sharing some on air time with one Sindel Pellion. Delightful woman, as always.  Continue reading →

Trainer Sagi,

I hate you. My body thanks you. One day I will be able to do three sets of ten wide grip pull ups. One day soon. Beast > Roc. For now. That is all.

With Respect,

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