3 years for me, started when I was 16
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3 years for me, started when I was 16
I started at 13, but with fairly light weights. In high school, I got more serious, as I played football, ran track and worked out with the wrestling team. Altogether, it's been 10 years.
"A wise man speaks because he has something to say; A fool speaks because he has to say something."
Never done it seriously.
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You have no chance to survive - make your time.
I've never really done it seriously. But i'm 17 now and tomorrow i'm buying a 1 year membership card at the gym where i train TKD. I just got Pavel.T's book i read it and i loved it, i'll do PTP excerzises for 2 weeks (there's a tournement coming up so i dont want to gain weight). Then i'll do his bear routine untill i've gained about 7-8kg's and then go for PTP excersizes again. The reason being that at the moment i'm alwasy battling my weight in order to stay in my weight group, and i dont have a lot of muscles, i want to start growing some muscles before i start maximizing what i can get out of them.
Free thinkers are dangerous.
I started at 12 and I have been at it for about 3 years.
I'm coming up on 24 now, and I've been lifting since high school. I just stopped weights altogether though (gym to expensive) and am now just lifting kettlebells, sandbags, rocks, and doing bodyweight exercises.
I have been Lifting weights since I was 15 I am now 30. I started in High school doing Olympic weight lifting, I now lift mostly to inhance my martial arts. Weight lifting is also helps me look good naked.
"Life's a great adventure, mate."
Jacko Jackson
The bones are still in developmental stages at age 12. Thus, most teachers dont allow board breaking til after that age. There are some examples of young bodybuilders who havent had any "reported" complications but who knows. Who can determine what side effects increased levels of testosterone, etc can have on an adolescent. I do know that only at that young age can you actually lengthen the ligaments that will ensure greater flexibility for a lifetime.
As you probably figured out, im 15 and i stretch everyday to insure flexibility when i am older.