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Old 12-20-2005, 06:12 AM
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I'd say 5-8 years or even longer is still a newbie ..we know some, but we are always learning more. We/I are always learning how to improve the diet, the exercise, the routine. Your body is always changing, and trying to keep up with it isn't easy. When bulking/cutting/ or just maintaining, the diet is always fluctuating, the routines and exercises may vary. I don't see it as a newbie or expert because I'm learning stuff or researching ideas/supplements/routines all the time.

When I get to the point where there is no more to learn, then I will say I'm not a newbie ..just my view on the subject.
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