[Platostolemysocks]

I was in hospital for just under 2 months last year. After that I was required to spend several months doing as little exercise as possible, as to not to injure my back. During that time I put on quite a bit of weight, around about a stone, my body completely changed and I've become very inflexible.

My doctor has given me the all clear now, so I can start trying to get back into my original shape. I used to do quite a bit of sport and dancing, and I'd like to do that again, but at the moment I'm really unfit.

I'm 5 foot 3.5. I currently weigh around about 112 pounds (8 stone). Prior to my accident I weighed around 93 pounds, but I'm fine with targeting to about 100 pounds.

As far as flexibility goes I used to be able to touch my hands on the floor when I bend over, but now I can't even reach mid way down my shins. If anything I'd actually like to improve my flexibility more.

My body time is naturally quite lithe. Now that I've put on the weight it doesn't look right on me. I am still relatively flat chested and have relatively thin legs, so all my weight has literally been gained on my stomach, my face (which has often been commented on makes me look a lot bigger than my size) and my bottom.

I'd like to get back to the same fitness and physique. Anybody any tips?

[TEFLONCHEST]

Go back to your old routine, muscle memory is an amazing thing - you will get your gains back in no time and watch this 5x a day( like I do :I ) http://sickshape.com/zyzz-legacy/

[silent ninja]

(Original post by TEFLONCHEST)
Go back to your old routine, muscle memory is an amazing thing - you will get your gains back in no time and watch this 5x a day( like I do :I ) http://sickshape.com/zyzz-legacy/

Are you gonna pump steroids too? Then there's no point looking at him.

I don't think that kinda physique is outstanding. Bruce Lee had a physique, gymnasts have an amazing physique, boxers, sprinters. When you can do one-arm pull-ups then you know you're a strong bastard with a good body. Posing muscles obtained by steroids and found on Men's health magazines are just fake. Power lifters, Olympic lifters don't even look like that and it just looks weird in all honesty. Weight lifting is great but screwing up your insides to get muscles that look fake is a high price for vanity.

[HFerguson]

(Original post by TEFLONCHEST)
Go back to your old routine, muscle memory is an amazing thing - you will get your gains back in no time and watch this 5x a day( like I do :I ) http://sickshape.com/zyzz-legacy/

we're all gonna make it brahs

we were all witnesses ;__;
I miss him so much