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I got lucky. I had a friend who had been lifting for years, so I didn't have to go alone when starting out. If I had to make a recommendation for a beginner wh
by richmt 11y ago
I got lucky. I had a friend who had been lifting for years, so I didn't have to go alone when starting out.
If I had to make a recommendation for a beginner who might feel stressed out going while being overweight or skinny, I'd suggest you do some research into a program to follow strictly first, then go with a good plan. I recommend reading through Starting Strength for your first time.
Also like everyone says, no one is going to fault you for trying to get in shape. Most people are actually willing to help out if you talk to them and let them.
- dasboth 11y agoYeah I think my biggest barrier is not having a clue where to start, and it's overwhelming. I've heard good things about Starting Strength - maybe I'll start there. Thanks.
- joncrocks 11y agoFWIW, Starting Strength is a great place to start. Eat lots, lift heavy things, a bit heavier each time.