Kia ora from New Zealand

[KIWI]

Kia ora (hi) everyone

I was surfing the net when I came across Steroidal.com I had a look through the forum and was impressed with the knowledge on here.

I'm a 49 year old guy from New Zealand. I haven't been able to train for about 12 months due to spinal surgery. For the last 2 months I have been doing pilates to build up my core strength. I have got the all clear to get back into training next week

In regards to gear use I keep my cycles fairly light so they can assist me in the gym but I also stay healthy.

Other interests of mine are surfing, sky diving and free dive spear fishing.

I look forward to becoming part of Steroidal.com and hopefully being able to contribute to the forum.

Hei koa (see you later)

[Admin]

Kia ora (hi) everyone

I was surfing the net when I came across Steroidal.com I had a look through the forum and was impressed with the knowledge on here.

I'm a 49 year old guy from New Zealand. I haven't been able to train for about 12 months due to spinal surgery. For the last 2 months I have been doing pilates to build up my core strength. I have got the all clear to get back into training next week

In regards to gear use I keep my cycles fairly light so they can assist me in the gym but I also stay healthy.

Other interests of mine are surfing, sky diving and free dive spear fishing.

I look forward to becoming part of Steroidal.com and hopefully being able to contribute to the forum.

Hei koa (see you later)

Welcome to Steroidal.com KIWI!

Glad you found us, was that on Google by any chance?

If that's you in your avatar, you look excellent by the way, well done

[KIWI]

Welcome to Steroidal.com KIWI!

Glad you found us, was that on Google by any chance?

If that's you in your avatar, you look excellent by the way, well done

Hi Admin

Thanks for the welcome, yes it was Google.

Yep that's me in the avatar, Thanks for the compliment. I've got a lot of work to do to get myself back up to where I was before the surgery.

[Dan C]

Welcome to Steroidal.com! Best place you can be for these things!

[KIWI]

Welcome to Steroidal.com! Best place you can be for these things!

Howdy Dan C, cheers for the welcome. I am impressed with your knowledge and have been enjoying reading your threads etc

[warmouth]

Welcome Kiwi! I had a look over your profile and was taken back. New Zealand is one of the places I dream of visiting one day. Atop my bucket list is flyfishing for brown trout in NZ. And spearfishing would be a trip!

[KIWI]

Gidday Warmouth, thanks for the welcome. I have enjoyed reading your threads, etc. Another knowledgeable guy

My best brown caught was just under 15 pounds on a beadhead Hare 'n' Copper. The biggest brown caught in NZ was 42 pounds, 1 ounce!!

[OdinsOtherSon]

Hello Kiwi! Welcome to the forum. You've picked the best site possible to interact with all things aas, bodybuilding, nutrition, hrt, etc. Welcome aboard and look forward to seeing you in the forums!

[warmouth]

Gidday Warmouth, thanks for the welcome. I have enjoyed reading your threads, etc. Another knowledgeable guy

My best brown caught was just under 15 pounds on a beadhead Hare 'n' Copper. The biggest brown caught in NZ was 42 pounds, 1 ounce!!

Holy crap! 15pounds is amazing, especially on a nymph. I've heard the numbers in NZ for browns can be as few as a couple of hundred per 5 miles. Thats unreal. They get huge here, but its so uncommon.

[KIWI]

Hello Kiwi! Welcome to the forum. You've picked the best site possible to interact with all things aas, bodybuilding, nutrition, hrt, etc. Welcome aboard and look forward to seeing you in the forums!

Kai ora OdinsOtherSon. Thanks for the welcome. I've enjoyed reading your posts ect, everyone seems to have heaps of knowledge. Look forward to reading more of yours

[KIWI]

Holy crap! 15pounds is amazing, especially on a nymph. I've heard the numbers in NZ for browns can be as few as a couple of hundred per 5 miles. Thats unreal. They get huge here, but its so uncommon.

Yeah some areas have higher numbers than others. Some of the mountain rivers I've fished have been teeming with fish but no monsters, other areas with low numbers of fish but there are some submarines in amongst them.

A few years ago I was trapping Possums in the mountains for their pelts. I use to be dropped off by a chopper and it would return 3 months later to pick myself and all the pelts. I use to hunt deer and pigs for meat, catch trout, salmon and eels for my fish intake and eat several types of vegetation for my greens. 99% of the trips in I did I wouldn't see another person for the whole 12 weeks.

One of the blocks had a nice big river, On this particular day I went fishing the river was slightly dirty after a bit of rain It hadn't rained for several weeks and the fish were hungry. I played the fish for about 40 minutes before landing it.

[warmouth]

You sound so much like me it isn't even funny. That story sounds amazing!

[Dan C]

Wow what a story, I'd love to live off the land like that.

[Admin]

Can you imagine how peaceful it would be...Wow.

You don't get much closer to nature than living off the land for months with no one around.

Amazing story!

[Admin]

Make sure you take your laptop next time to sign into Steroidal.com!!