NeonSRT-4

Not yet..they just passed a bill here in CT where they will start to use them in the near future.

My dreams are small and simple. I want to see all my kids graduate high school, then college and watch them mature into responsible adults.

What if they know something nobody else knows.......

I have no clue where to post this but since the Lounge gets a lot of traffic I am posting it here. I was thinking and was wondering if anyone has ever thought about adding a "Tips" section that was solely based on car care/maintenance. Nothing about cleaning just fixing or repairing. Sorta like a tips section like you see on Gearz, Extreme 4X4, Horsepower, Trucks and Musclecar. It's just an idea that I came up with while watching one of the shows late last night.

Thanks a bunch guys, we really do appreciate all the input and suggestions.

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Already had the physical and he is good to go. I was just checking to see if anyone has experience with this sort of thing. I'm 42 years old and I've never "worked out" per say. I've done some cardio and such but nothing with weights.

Thanks for all the input we appreciate it. I understand that his diet has to change and protein intake is key. I've been reading up on this and just wanted to get others opinion to make sure that I'm not totally off my rocker. We plan on working agility and cardio really hard and the weights will be worked in the routine. Our plan is to get him ready for Linebacker/Tight End. I don't think he is "big" enough to play offensive/defensive line this year.

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Glad to see that I'm not the only NFL nut around...LOL

Basket case.

I don't want to hurt him or over work him...that's my biggest fear. I would appreciate any and all assistance I can get. Thanks.

I will be monitoring his work out program and I will also be doing it along with him.

I am only being honest here and telling you what I would have done. I would have removed the wheels and put the stock ones back on, returned them to the dealer and would have either received a new set or my money back. I wouldn't have kept them on the vehicle after I noticed the defect.

I've been told by a couple of friends that I am crazy to put my son on a work out program. Here are his stats: 6' 1" and 175lbs. Our goal is to make him faster ad stronger before football season arrives (which is in August). Last year as a freshman he started on defensive line and was on the second string offensive live...JV team. He got the chance to get into one varsity game and he played the whole second half. I've been told that he is too young to start out with weights...that I should just run him and only do sit up and push up. Our fear is that the other kids are already in the work out room, hitting the weights and we don't want him to fall too far behind. He is naturally strong (and I mean strong) and we want to build on that. So with that being said, what is the consensus on this subject....oh wait..I forget his age, he is 14. Let me know if I am crazy for doing this....thank you.