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9 hours ago, tatsblisters said:

Yes mate she had to reduce her hours she now does 24 hours a week over 4 day's. Like I said mate just take it steady for the time being till you feel better in your self that's the only advice I can give mate. 

I will take it steady mate..Any advice is good mate 👍 

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You are a little fat b*****d. Just accept it. God is cruel.

Thanks mate hope you are doing ok.....the fact im sitting on here on a Saturday indicates where my heads at  im too mentally fragile at the moment to be arguing with anyone so im not going to add my o

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10 hours ago, king said:

I will take it steady mate..Any advice is good mate 👍 

main thing is keep active mate sat 15 hour in a bulldozer aint good for you 

 

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3 hours ago, mC HULL said:

main thing is keep active mate sat 15 hour in a bulldozer aint good for you 

 

That's it, smoking and a sedentary lifestyle is a recipe for disaster.

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I’ve been into weight training for a while, and it’s changed the game. I’ve noticed such a difference in my strength and overall fitness. The key, I think, is finding a routine that works for you and sticking with it. It doesn’t have to be super complicated—just consistent. I found some great tips and routines at fitnflexed.com  that helped me level up my training. It’s all about gradually increasing your weights and ensuring you're doing exercises correctly. And don’t forget to mix in some rest days. Your body needs time to recover and grow stronger. Keep at it; you’ll see the progress before you know it!

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22 minutes ago, AliceaJackson said:

I’ve been into weight training for a while, and it’s changed the game. I’ve noticed such a difference in my strength and overall fitness. The key, I think, is finding a routine that works for you and sticking with it. It doesn’t have to be super complicated—just consistent. I found some great tips and routines at fitnflexed.com  that helped me level up my training. It’s all about gradually increasing your weights and ensuring you're doing exercises correctly. And don’t forget to mix in some rest days. Your body needs time to recover and grow stronger. Keep at it; you’ll see the progress before you know it!

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