Vegan Bodybuilding & Fitness

Hi all,

I recently moved to Oxford in the UK after working as an English teacher for years in various countries. I've been a vegetarian for about ten years (very easy in China; not so easy in Russia!) but decided as a new year's resolution to get big and start to move towards a more vegan lifestyle. I like the idea of challenging people's preconceptions that being vegans means being weak and weedy.

I was directed here by Robert's excellent book and it seems like a really useful resource so far.

Tom

hey! welcome my friend, that sounds like a good new years resolution, and is primarily the reason I decided to get strong. hope you find everyone on here welcoming and helpful all the best mate
ross

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Hey Tom, welcome! Love your avatar btw. Hope to hear more about Russia and China, and your adventures there with food.

-Dylan

Hi Tom and welcome,

im also new to Veganism (only about 4 months) but its going well, i live just outside Oxford, just for info there is a cafe in town that does vegan baguettes and a pretty good veggie/vegan restaurant called the Gardners arms in Jerhico.

Good luck with it all.

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Yo jacob, have you done an introduction yet? Or do you have a training log??

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Thanks all for the welcome.

Jacob - thanks for the tip, there's no doubt the Gardners arms is a good place for a pint and a pie! Let me know if you discover any other good spots.