> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties.
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees What a wonderful, personal post. Love it. Thanks for writing and sharing it.
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees congratulations is all I can say
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees this is great, really inspirational! I am currently on the “powerlifting is fun but it's easy to stay fat" train (speaking for myself, I started with a BMI of 32.5) and it's nice seeing musculature slowly reveal itself as I drop body fat while getting stronger.
But you didn't answer your own “Now what?" question! Back to powerlifting in a lower weight class?
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@maaikees this is great, really inspirational! I am currently on the “powerlifting is fun but it's easy to stay fat" train (speaking for myself, I started with a BMI of 32.5) and it's nice seeing musculature slowly reveal itself as I drop body fat while getting stronger.
But you didn't answer your own “Now what?" question! Back to powerlifting in a lower weight class?
@matthewbadger nope, done with powerlifting.
I will stay on the building muscle with bulk & cutting cycles train!
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees thanks for sharing. It helps to hear what a long-term project this has been.
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@maaikees thanks for sharing. It helps to hear what a long-term project this has been.
@jrbe and now it's a lifestyle
The project will never end
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees Good job! And very nice article too. Inspiring, thanks.
"pull-up" made me think of how in previous houses I lived in, the bottom stairs allowed for safely doing pull-ups at the back side and I often did. Most houses lack that I think. Wondering how to easily change that in a DIY way without taking loads of space/money. Decades ago in student housing we hung a pipe horizontally around a chain, though as that allowed for rotation, it made hanging more difficult, let alone pull-ups. -
@matthewbadger nope, done with powerlifting.
I will stay on the building muscle with bulk & cutting cycles train!
@maaikees that's very impressive; if I tried that I'd probably end up with another 20 kg cut on my hands.
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees thank you for the write-up. Being a desk-dweller myself it‘s always interesting to see how much work goes into building muscle, I think the first thing on my list is to make it enjoyable - most people who get results really like the gym, while I only ever can stand the cardio stuff lest I get bored.
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@maaikees thank you for the write-up. Being a desk-dweller myself it‘s always interesting to see how much work goes into building muscle, I think the first thing on my list is to make it enjoyable - most people who get results really like the gym, while I only ever can stand the cardio stuff lest I get bored.
@sebug oh that's funny, for me cardio is incredibly boring (I do it anyway)
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees great write up! Especially as I asked myself what is needed to show of the muscles before. And dang, that are some great images of you! You look great!
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> This is the story of how and why I decided to pursue a muscular physique as a woman in my thirties. Most of it was sort of unplanned, but the start of it all has a very common reason: back pain.
@maaikees hell yeah, what a phenomenal broadside of positive effects! and how good those photos turned out!
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