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whats up with your foot?
pretty sure i broke a metatarsal
should be healed in 6 weeks
won't stop me from rowing or lifting tho
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whats up with your foot?
cardio time
What’s your cardio routine? Rope skipping nowadays is my way to go.
today I did some chest and tris. Used the Cable machine, did ring dips, Bench dips, dumbbell press 50kg, and some other shit. In the end 10sets of 10 push ups (different ones, from diamond to weighted to military to divebomber/Hindus..) with 15 seconds rest between Each set. After 50 it started to be really hard and slow. Loved it as a burnout
Rowing for me. It’s the easiest way to get a lot done in a little time. I hate exercise so in general I want out over and done with quickly.eliptical, rowing, jump rope, battle rope
over and over and over
Back to back or what’s the planeliptical, rowing, jump rope, battle rope
over and over and over
Back to back or what’s the plan
For an hour? Or what’s the limit? I mean battle ropes you’re doing for what 60 seconds and you have to stop as it’s exhausting af?back to back at random until i feel like i have to stop
i keep it simple
For an hour? Or what’s the limit? I mean battle ropes you’re doing for what 60 seconds and you have to stop as it’s exhausting af?
I’m just looking for inspiration, that’s why I’m asking
usually an hour, i'll eliptical, then row, then jump rope, then battle rope until i'm depleted
5 minutes of each, intensity naturally decreases over time / alternating muscle groups keeps you fresh between sets and rests
Thank you sounds like a nice plan I’m gonna try it in the upcoming week. How much do you burn? Do you know that?
my diet right now =
eat once a day sometimes every other other, wait until starving, hunger pangs and growling
chicken or eggs, various greens, potato bread, steaks or chicken, brown rice
drinks = pineapple juice and water
protein =
Done. Did overhead squats for the first time in my life. Weird move Dunno what to think of it. Not even sure what's better than doing a regular weighted squat? the form?
Just came back from a one and a half-hour session of BJJ. It was my second lesson and I really loved it!
From now on I'll mix running and BJJ. I hope it is a good combo. I live in Brazil, btw, so I hope I'll learn it from the very best.
Great to hear. Remember, something like >90% of people quit BJJ in the first two weeks. After you get eased into the basics by an experienced guy, you’re going to get tapped and dominated by everyone you roll with for months. It can be difficult to perceive your own progress under those circumstances, with everyone else getting better too and you being farther back on the path, but the progress is still happening. After 3-6 months your fundamentals will start coming together and there will be a major divide forming between you and an absolute beginner. Get there and you’re likely to stick with it long-term.
Good luck on your journey and let us know how it goes.
While 3 x 315lb deadlifts extrapolates to 1 x 334lb, was good to hit 1 x 335lb today for a PR.
Felt pretty good - 335 felt easier than when I first broke 300 so overall really happy!