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new to the scene

shim 03-29-2006, 1:19 PM
so about a few months ago i'm in my high school cafeteria chompin down on yet another shitty day's lunch, and my friend asks me to arm wrestle him... hesitantly i agreed(this guy's arms are huge). we got our arms set up.. and within 2 or 3 seconds i had him pinned on the table. i'm thinkin to myself holy ***! so everyone in my lunch table starts strollin around the cafeteria lookin for bigger kids.. and 1 by 1 i took about 4 more huge kids down, no problem. by that point my arm was killin me so i waited till the next day. same thing again. and at this point now.. i've been crowned our high school's champ, nobody's put up a challenge yet. So i started thinkin..hm. maybe i should actually get into this. i've armwrestled older guys too, my manager at work i crushed, and also a couple of my teachers. to this day the only person to beat me is my older brother. So basically i'm here to ask you guys what should i be doing to increase my strength and do i have the potential to enter a tournament around here and maybe get anywhere? i'd expect to get crushed at a tournament, but i'm new, so it's alright. i weigh about 170lb but i could probably lose 15 or 20 in fat, since i'm guessin tournaments are set up by weight class. i'm just lookin for any info on what i could do to increase my strength, without having to go buy expensive equipment. thanks.

Re: new to the scene

moiscoicious 04-15-2006, 1:26 PM
Where are you from? Try to get in contact with a group of professionals who train regularly.

Re: new to the scene

david strickland 07-30-2006, 9:17 AM

hi my name is david.

how are you?

congrac. on your win!! really great for you to beat your boss!!

go ahead and enter a competion you will do good. and then the weight will begin to come off. just watch your intake and have fun!!!.

oh my email address is/ david55@pldi.net

see ys/david

Re: new to the scene

Dillon 01-13-2007, 6:19 PM
See if you can join a local gym. If not, buy some dumbbells and some hand grips. Work on forearms, biceps, triceps, and shoulders for your strength. And keep up the armwrestling and you should do just fine.