Post: #1

It would be interesting to see the age distruibution.
I have included a poll so you can pick a range, and then in the thread you be specific.
I'm 31.

Post: #2

18

Post: #3

(02-05-2012 12:42 PM)Cookie Wrote:  18

Awesome. If you use the info on this forum wisely, you will tear shit up. Very few young pups have decent game or even know what it is.

Post: #4

Just turned fifty a couple of months ago and I kind of feel like a fatherly figure to a bunch of guys on here who never had any. That's cool, I never did either so if I can be of help to anyone, let me know.

Post: #5

21 over here.

Post: #6

Where's the Methuselah option for Private Man?

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Post: #7

20.

Post: #8

Twenty-one.

Post: #9

25

Post: #10

I'm 24.

Pretty sure there's one or two cats on this forum younger than 18 - wish I knew what I know about game, back then. Would've tore up mad more pussy in high school.

Post: #11

18

Post: #12

23

Post: #13

(02-05-2012 04:48 PM)MSW2007 Wrote:  I'm 24.

Pretty sure there's one or two cats on this forum younger than 18 - wish I knew what I know about game, back then. Would've tore up mad more pussy in high school.

Agreed. I consider myself lucky to have found all this info before 25, but to have gotten this mindset in my teens? Shit I cant even imagine where I'd be.

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Post: #14

42

Post: #15

25

Post: #16

there's a problem with this poll. I think it should be 18-22, 23-25, and consecutively, not 18-22, 22-25 'cause if I were 22 on which bracket would I vote?
Just an observation

Post: #17

(02-05-2012 08:00 PM)Pete Wrote:  there's a problem with this poll. I think it should be 18-22, 23-25, and consecutively, not 18-22, 22-25 'cause if I were 22 on which bracket would I vote?
Just an observation

Ummm...good point. My proofreading skills can do down when I'm baked.

Post: #18

"Young enough to do it often, old enough to do it right."

Post: #19

(02-05-2012 12:49 PM)TudoBem Wrote:  

(02-05-2012 12:42 PM)Cookie Wrote:  18

Awesome. If you use the info on this forum wisely, you will tear shit up. Very few young pups have decent game or even know what it is.

Thanks man, I've been lurking here since August and it's definitely improved my life already

Post: #20

35

Post: #21

im surprised at the number of 18-22s
i am 21 and have not seen many people in my age group with the balls to cold approach, almost all rely on a social circle.
This is possibly because i live in a city of 120,000 people granted 30% are of student age 17-26.

Post: #22

60

Soon to be 61.

But then again, I can do 35 pushups and 50 situps.

Age is just a number...for men at least.

Post: #23

22

Post: #24

Tenderman have you always been into fitness and if not how old were you when you started to get serious about it? I had a guy who was 63 in my Kung Fu class for a while, I thought the guy was a complete asshole, but he was an inspiration as far as physical fitness and aging. He has seriously been a body builder since his early twenties and at 63 is completely ripped to shreds, he's got extremely low body fat %, and great muscle mass as well as definition. I thought he was on steroids of a good bit, but I think he just has the right combo of good genetics, lifelong committed weightlifter, and impeccable diet. On top of physique, for the longest time I thought the guy was in his late 40's, I was floored when I found out he's 63, it just goes to show how working out, eating right, and living a healthy diet pays off, especially if you're a man.

Post: #25

(01-13-2013 07:21 PM)OGNorCal707 Wrote:  Tenderman have you always been into fitness and if not how old were you when you started to get serious about it? I had a guy who was 63 in my Kung Fu class for a while, I thought the guy was a complete asshole, but he was an inspiration as far as physical fitness and aging. He has seriously been a body builder since his early twenties and at 63 is completely ripped to shreds, he's got extremely low body fat %, and great muscle mass as well as definition. I thought he was on steroids of a good bit, but I think he just has the right combo of good genetics, lifelong committed weightlifter, and impeccable diet. On top of physique, for the longest time I thought the guy was in his late 40's, I was floored when I found out he's 63, it just goes to show how working out, eating right, and living a healthy diet pays off, especially if you're a man.

I was always pretty athletic -- played Babe Ruth baseball, but not good enough to play in college -- and lifted weights fairly regularly between the ages of 35 and 50 and would swim on the weekends. At around 50, I hurt my back (bending over and tying my shoes!!), went to a chiropractor who had played some high level rugby. Every Saturday morning at 7 am he had his "boot camp" -- extremely intense circuit training, box jumps, holding plank, shoulder presses among others -- which was the hardest thing I had ever done. Alas, he stopped it about 2 years later, and, frankly, i got kinda portly.

Then about 3 years ago, I put together a little gym in my basement, bowflex dumbells, and a second set of cheap Chinese dumbells that go up to 100 lbs each) a pullup bar attached to the cellar beams, a bench, and a treadmill. I did a few rounds of P90X, and Insanity, and I mix those in from time to time with more concentrated weight training and some HIIT on the treadmill.

Unlike your 63 year old friend, I am not cut, but in shape. No six pack, but good definition on my chest, arms, tris, and legs. (I did an Insanity workout with my 30 year old nephew a year or so ago, and he was impressed particularly my leg strength and calf definition).

I eat very clean -- keep the carbs lows, lots of protein. The problem is I love a good bottle of wine! Pure sugar, alas.

I have been tempted to go totally paleo to see how lean I could get. I may yet do it.