no but it's pointless unless you just mean to get generally active

>>77214706
>Is it too late to get /fit/ in your late 30s?
No.

>>77214709
>no but it's pointless unless you just mean to get generally active
Wrong.

>>77214709
kys
>>77214706
no

>>77214803
>>>77214706 (OP) #
>>Is it too late to get /fit/ in your late 30s?
>No.
>>>77214709 #
>>no but it's pointless unless you just mean to get generally active
>Wrong
you dont have to do this

It’s never too late

>>77214706
It doesnt matter because you'll never put in the work. If you really wanted it, you'd already be lifting and not worried about some arbitrary timeline.
If someone does tell you a timeframe you find acceptable, you'll go the gym then quit in a few months when you see no progress and then go back to making "how to achieve" threads with a pic of Gooky the anime character waiting for someone to "redpill" you on how to get jacked without doing anything. loser

>>77214706
Yes
Everything is too late in your 30s

>crabs in a bucket
you suck /fit/

>>77214706
if you need to ask, yes.
just lift, buddy.
ez.

>>77214706
it's always too late
but you can't change the past, only the future

30 is too late

>>77215028
grow up

>>77214706
You are the one who decides that

nope,a lot of mens start steroids cycle after 35 and become 20 mentally again
just test bro

You have like even 5 or 6 decades to live, it's up to you if you will be grandpa on scooter or a bike.

It's never too late to prioritize your health and fitness, even in your late 30s. While natural testosterone levels may begin to decline slightly with age, this does not mean meaningful progress is impossible. In fact, countless individuals have achieved impressive transformations starting at this stage of life through consistent effort and smart programming.

It's not "too late"—it's the perfect time to begin. Focus on compound lifts like squats, deadlifts, and bench presses, aim for 1.6–2.2g of protein per kg of body weight, prioritize sleep and recovery, and stay patient with progressive overload. Your body is still highly adaptable, and with dedication, you can build strength, muscle, and confidence well into your 40s and beyond.

You've got this—start today, and your future self will thank you. Remember, the best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago; the second best time is now.

>>77214706
is it too late to pick up pieces of metal

>>77214706
Beginning of the week, time to recycle the spam threads!

>>77214706
It’s never too late

>>77214706
I started getting serious for the first time last year, I'm 37. Stronger than I've ever been and put up 3pl8 bench a month or 2 ago. I might not be able to reach my lifetime potential, but I'm still in the top 1% of people on Earth at this age

>>77214706
at first, I was like "hehe, new Apu meme, saved'. took me a while to realize this meme is about when life gives you lemons, you make lemonade but Apu just keeps getting hit with lemons non-stop, typical male living experience, ain't no memes can resonate with life this much as Apu does

>>77214706
It's never too late to hate fat "people"

>>77215699
mirin nigga

another shitty black pill thread that's an assertion disguised as a question
go fuck yourself

>>77214709
You're a lazy nigger

>>77215703
You, too, bby <3

>>77215351
Thank you, ChatGPT, you're always so kind.

the best time to plan a tree is thirty years ago
the second best time is today

>>77214706
How out of shape are you, I'm stronger than I was at 24 but my energy levels are lower and my recovery time is up. Just go to the gym fatty, it's actually easier to mog everyone in your age group by getting fit now than it was when you were younger.