I understand why you would think that. I apologize. However, I am not a troll. I come here with a genuine desire to learn and get my start in strength training off on the right foot. Like I said in a reply above it is hard to quit something that really has defined me for nearly 25 years. I started running in 1991 when I graduated from high school. I lost about 30 lbs between my junior and senior year when I decided to play football. That and wrestling helped me keep my weight down. I shot up to 235 after my son was born and I went, you guessed it, back to running. It worked as far as weight loss is concerned, but I noticed recently how weak I am. Thus my beginning down the Starting Strength road.
I'm working through the book. I have talked to a guy in my state about some coaching to get me started. Just have to make the drive to see him.