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The SEC and ESPN partnership permeate everything ESPN does.Everythingsducky wrote:How in the hell does UO pick up ESPN’s #79 player in Eaford, and drop two spots in their rankings (9th down to 11th)? WTF?
18lbs in 28 days tells me that boy is finally able to have a 2nd helping at breakfast, lunch and dinner.maxduck wrote:Impressive.
LMAO!chapelhillduck wrote:Scared the crap out of me that this popped up again:)
Softball has given me thread PTSD
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Not really, I grew 5 inches and 40 lbs in less than 4 months after joining the Army.StevensTechU wrote:I wonder if the staff are concerned at all. That’s a lot of weight in a very short period.
This is double that rate.TualatinDuck wrote:Not really, I grew 5 inches and 40 lbs in less than 4 months after joining the Army.StevensTechU wrote:I wonder if the staff are concerned at all. That’s a lot of weight in a very short period.
chapelhillduck wrote:Scared the crap out of me that this popped up again:)
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It should be alright. At his age, the body is still maturing and adding alot of muscle and bone structure. In addition, perhaps a new workout regiment and/or eating and supplement program have contributed to his gains. But it very unlikely he can continue to make gains at the same rate.StevensTechU wrote:This is double that rate.TualatinDuck wrote:Not really, I grew 5 inches and 40 lbs in less than 4 months after joining the Army.StevensTechU wrote:I wonder if the staff are concerned at all. That’s a lot of weight in a very short period.
woundedknees wrote:In my late 20's, I weighed 180, on a 5'10" frame... I worked in a very physical manufacturing job (lots of aerobic activity, combine with lifting 2-300 lbs on a daily basis), and my body fat content was about 15%. My doctor told me I was obese, based on BMI calculations, lol.
I took a temporary leave to help my father figure out why his current project was losing money. Just as much activity, but aranged differently, due to the rigors of the type of work I was doing (climbing steep hillsides, pulling cables, hauling chainsaws through the brush...).
I lost 20 lbs in about 2 weeks, then gained it back in the next 2.
My BF % dropped to 13.
I guess it can be done. I believe it would be interesting to be able to have my 18-20 something self travel in time to have the opportunity to be mentored by Senior Feld!
It would probably kill my 65 year old self!
) now vs what I know is coming. It is true, energy is waisted on the youth. 
rsbgduck wrote:woundedknees wrote:In my late 20's, I weighed 180, on a 5'10" frame... I worked in a very physical manufacturing job (lots of aerobic activity, combine with lifting 2-300 lbs on a daily basis), and my body fat content was about 15%. My doctor told me I was obese, based on BMI calculations, lol.
I took a temporary leave to help my father figure out why his current project was losing money. Just as much activity, but aranged differently, due to the rigors of the type of work I was doing (climbing steep hillsides, pulling cables, hauling chainsaws through the brush...).
I lost 20 lbs in about 2 weeks, then gained it back in the next 2.
My BF % dropped to 13.
I guess it can be done. I believe it would be interesting to be able to have my 18-20 something self travel in time to have the opportunity to be mentored by Senior Feld!
It would probably kill my 65 year old self!
Awww come on Wounded, you been around long enough to know that age is like wine, just gets better with time
To bad it only applies to age, it would be much more beneficial if it worked on the heart, the baby maker, joints (not that kind for all you 420 peeps), bones, and skin in that order. I would rather have the energy I had in my teens, twenties and (in 5 yrs my 30’s, I’m 45
GO DUCKS !!!