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Keep at it and eat more senpai, I can't stress that enough

Your first stop on the road to making it, is stopping yourself from making feminine attention seeking beta threads like this.

Stop lifting you fucking loser.

KEEP AT IT
In a year you'll be glad with your progress

lift and eat for a year and you'll start being stronger than dyels
lift and eat for a decade and you'll be stronger than other gym-goers

>I haven't become a strength mutant despite going to the gym 1 (ONE) time.

>romanian
Do you mean Russian? Cuz I found this:
>"One of the first times I benched, probably two or three weeks in to lifting, I got a little overconfident. Got pinned under the weight, and being new, I didn’t know what to do.
>This guy comes over and pretty much deadlifts the weight right off me without even a grunt. I mutter something embarrassed “Thanks man, I guess I’m tired or something, I dunno mutter mutter.”
>He lets out sort of a chuckle and with a thick russian accent says, “Do not get ashame. You try for more you can do today, but tomorrow, you lift more. Everyone beginning somewhere, soon you will be strong.”
>He finished his workout and left. I don’t think I ever saw him again. I think I met a Russian weightlifting Jesus or something."

A life of little physical activity will do that to a person. Work at it hard for 6 months, diet included, and you'll be above average in everything. It takes that little amount of time. Unless you got low test then you've got to shoot up at some point.

>Max 85 lbs
I've been lifting since summer and I'm at at fucking 50.

Are you not counting the bar?

Every now and then, I see people at my gym give the squat rack a try for what seems like their first time. They can maybe do only 85 lbs at most. Their form is absolutely bow legged dog shit and are far from reaching depth. I probably started around that weight too, but I'm closing in on 3pl8 soon. So yeah, you're basically a gym normie so you're either gonna keep training and make it or you're gonna be like those people I see only once at the gym and then never come back.

What's important is not where you start, or where you end up. Ultimately, if you keep struggling you will realize that the journey is worth it in and of itself. Take heart, friend, we all started somewhere. I'm still a weak DYEL, but that doesn't matter. All that matters is that I've learned to love the journey. You will as well.

Don't bother. You'll never catch up, and you'll just embarrass yourself trying.

Being this weak is quite normal for someone who was previously sedentary. Just keep at it.

Get better idiot.

who cares if you're below average brah, the whole point of going to the gym is to get STRONGER. Add a small amount to each of your lifts every session and after a year you will be way above average.

>start something new
>realize your suck

WAAAH IM NOT SQUATTING 8 pl8s wtf!

Bad mindset, results will come with hard work and dedication.

eat big to get big bro
we are all gonna make it

You're not competing against anyone except yourself. You must be the sole reference in your point of view. It's what about YOU do, not what other people have done. You can only lift 85 pounds ? That's good. Keep at it. People you see that lift 300 pounds+ may have started weaker than you, but here they are. Just focus, have a hard good look at what you do, and never give up. It's long path, a hard one, but a well worth one too.

everyone started low, you're no exception. now 85 lbs be pretty bad but keep up the work and you'll squat decent weight after some months/years. don't look ahead of the long road in front of you, just get your ass to the gym, don't skip a day and you'll wake up one day and see all the progress you have made

That's not bad at all. I started at 90 5 months ago now at 260. The strength will come, but you must believe

Post tits.

>first time doing something new
>surprised when I'm not exceptional at it
oh boy we've a got a big one here jim

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