Well, a new challenge so to speak. My current program doesn't look much like BFL at all. I'm still eating food that BFLers eat, but bodybuilders eat that way as well. I'm definately a fitness person for life, and my new program deals more with my likes and dislikes than BFL did.
Today was chest and triceps and I hit them hard. I did 4 sets of 6 reps with heavy weight, but not heavy enough. I'll go up by 5 lbs next week when I hit these muscles next. I had a blast. I burned, and I was proud of myself. It was hard to get up this morning, but I didn't have a choice.
Before anyone asks, I still think BFL is a great program. If it's what you're looking for, then by all means, have fun with it. Me? I like more exercises per muscle. On shoulder day, it'll really pay off since I'll be able to hit all three heads of the deltoids, rather than just one. I'm really looking forward to it! This is a personal preference, so don't get upset about it or anything.
The important thing is that BFL works, and did wonders for me as it has for millions off other people throughout the world. Now, I just feel it's time to move onto a new fitness program. If you stick with the same program indefinately, you'll get static and will get no results. I'm loving the results I'm getting and can't wait to get more. Time will tell just how far I can go.
I think the most important thing in fitness is to find what works for YOU. BFL wouldn't keep working for me because I got bored with it. I wanted something different, which is what I've got now. You do whatever works for you, and screw anyone who tells you that you shouldn't! As long as it works and doesn't cause you any harm, who has a right to squash it?
Keep it fresh, and you'll keep being eager to hit the gym! You and I both know that unless you get into the gym/homegym area, you'll never get anywhere. What happens if you don't do anything? Nothing. Precisely zip. Do what you've got to do to keep motivated, and you'll do fine!