newbie -hello to all

[reBORN50]

hi. new to thread. just wanted to intro myself. I'm getting a bit old, but just started lifting again a couple months ago after a 6 yr layoff do to an elbow tendon injury. been lifting since I was 16 other than that. nice to get pumped up again and watch myself grow again. didn't realize how weak I became till I started lifting again. felt pretty pathetic. looking forward to learning some new stuff. learned most of what I know from mags and books. well, thanks for all the usefull info here.

 

[Robdjents]

welcome to the ug....glad you are getting back at it!

 

[KINGIV]

hi. new to thread. just wanted to intro myself. I'm getting a bit old, but just started lifting again a couple months ago after a 6 yr layoff do to an elbow tendon injury. been lifting since I was 16 other than that. nice to get pumped up again and watch myself grow again. didn't realize how weak I became till I started lifting again. felt pretty pathetic. looking forward to learning some new stuff. learned most of what I know from mags and books. well, thanks for all the usefull info here.

you're not alone in that situation, welcome bro!

 

[Jin]

Welcome to The Underground

 

[BRICKS]

Welcome to UGBB

 

[Viduus]

You can’t say you’re getting a bit old on this sight unless you’re over 60.

 

[jennerrator]

Welcome and what are you looking for to help?:32 (20):

 

[Jada]

Welcome aboard

 

[stonetag]

Welcome to the UG, old does not apply here.

 

[Elivo]

Welcome to the UG

 

[dk8594]

Welcome. Most of us on here started lifting before the days of youtube and got our training advice from the old weider publications as well. Glad to see you're making you're making a comeback. What you learned from the old books and magazines still applies; training nutrition, rest are still the fundamentals.

 

[gymrat827]

welcome boss, your in the underground