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I think you should tell Lilly that the gangsta grip on the AR is adjustable. Magazines work better with ammunition in them. Also, scopes work great when the covers are off.

Boxing and tennis can both be a pretty intense cardio workout. I think all you need to do is keep that up, add some weight training and your body will fill out naturally in a few years. When I was 18 I was about your same height and 160 lbs. I was Ridiculously skinny, but I was unbelievable cut. A few years later, I hadn't gained any fat, but I put on about 45 pounds in a matter of months. My shoulders and chest got massive. People I hadn't seen in years freaked out when they'd seen the transformation. Later on, I injured my back and stopped working out completely and got the gut to match my shoulders and chest. About 5 months ago, I got the go ahead from my doctors to get back into it. I got my six pack back rather quickly. I'm concentrating on flexibility and cardio to prevent future injuries.

I'm definitely not a big fan of supplements. Yeah, I know some of them make you actually want to push yourself harder. But in the end, I think the whole supplement market is a scam. Good diet, a multivitamin and a protein smoothie every day will give you the same results.

I used to do a lot of biking when I lived in Germany and in Washington state. Here in NC, the greenways aren't very long and there's no way I'm biking the roads with you horrible drivers out there. I'll still ride around my neighborhood on occasion, but that's more of a recreational thing with my oldest son. Right now, I'm concentrating on running. My cardio is decent overall, but pounding the pavement still gives breaks me off.

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on top of that... can we go with "ladies," not children?

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