[quote]ouroboro_s wrote:
Ruggerlife wrote:
ddot76 wrote:
Ruggerlife wrote:
Here’s the kicker, tonight I’m actually BBQing steaks for 4 other people and supplying them with beer! Meanwhile, I’ll feast on a small dry portion of steak. Damn relatives.
-Check weight at about 9ish when relatives leave/kids in bed.
-Hot epsom salt bath (duration will depend on weight).
-Eat 2nd lemon if needed.
-Clean house for a bit (not actually cut related, but it’s what I gotta do tonight). If my weight isn’t coming off, then I’ll overdress coming out of the bath and that should get a good sweat going.
-Bed.
-Saturday Wake up at 4:30ish
-5:00am Drive to Belle River (roughly 3hrs). Hopefully I’ll be there early and can “pre-weigh” myself on the scales.
-8:30/9:00am weigh-in, than rehydrate while I watch Bunny (in his mantard).
-11:00am Start lifting!
Sounds like a crazy busy night and a super early morning. How do you do this?
Although it does beat having to stay up until 1am ‘painting’ yourself, lemme tell ya!
‘Smoke’ your squats young man!
‘Smack’ your bench up!
and
‘Rock’ your pull!
I’d actually be concerned if I was planning too much sleep/rest as it would take me too far out of my “normal” routine.
As for paintin’ yourself up…, been there, done that! Totally agree it sucks ass. Worst part was trying to get sleep and being worried your going to rub the paint off.
The only thing weirder is painting another guy, while he’s in his trunks at 1:00am, in a hotel room in Montreal. 
This is a story I think I need to hear.
Dianab and I shared a room in Moosejaw but we didn’t paint each other. We were limited to pillow fights.
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I’d rather hear about the pillow fights. And it’s ok to lie and embelish.
As for the Montreal story, it sounds odder when left to a couple lines. 
In my previous weight training life (before I completely quit lifting for a decade)I trained as a body builder and actually competed 3 times (as a junior). The last time was in Montreal for the Nationals. All you had to do to qualify was win Provincials and coming from PEI that wasn’t too difficult.
The guy that coached my was competing as well in the Canada Cup, which was a pro qualifer at the time. So we traveled to Montreal together and split a room. Obviously you can’t paint your own back, so we had to help each other.
So I can actually say I competed at the Jr. National level in bodybuilding and placed top 5.
…of course it was a bad year an only 5 people competed in the Jr. division and the other guy that placed our of the top 3 beat me two weeks earlier at the Atlantic Championships…