MrToughPants
Brian Burke punched my mom
courtesy of me being bored at work
Fucking LOL, burst out laughing at work.
courtesy of me being bored at work
courtesy of me being bored at work
MTP and the guy from InfiniteElgintensity should make a trap rap video.
Shoulders feeling good now, by good I mean no aches in the right at all, and the left has a small pinch of pain but I'm getting closer
MTP and the guy from InfiniteElgintensity should make a trap rap video.
I have had grown men ask me what I eat to get "that" as they are staring at my midsection in the locker room. To keep it simple I say chicken and brocolli and no beer. They have all basically replied "nawwwww fuck that son I'm out" and that's well before I even get a chance to mention shitloads of heavy squats and deadlifts.Do you guys find it weird that people ask you if you eat clean? It's weird how society is accustomed to eating so bad it's the norm and eating healthy is like some being a weirdo or something.
Missed this a few pages back, fantastic, thank you for sharing and excellent dedication.Not the biggest contributer in the thread, but a loyal lurker, here I share my progress of a little over 2 years of training
Do you guys find it weird that people ask you if you eat clean? It's weird how society is accustomed to eating so bad it's the norm and eating healthy is like some being a weirdo or something.
For me, I just don't understand why you'd put garbage in your body.
Have any of you guys had problems with plantar fasciitis? Seems like my feet are rebelling from all the the running + squats
So I've done some decline bench presses before but only as supplemental/warm-down lifts. Today for the first time I gave it my all and noticed it's significantly easier than flat BP. Is that normal? What's the benefit of flat BP at all over decline?
Because gains. Whey, oatmeal, peanut butter and egg shake, Mcdonalds smoke house burger, bacon mcdouble, venti mocha from Starbucks, nos, ski, a row of samoas, a whole pizza and there's still the rest of the night to go.
thought I'd try something different today and did 100 reps of flat bench (10x10) at 135lbs. Actually got pretty difficult in the later sets/reps.
you do it for a good reason, I doubt others do it to have gains lol
It weighed 44 pounds. I said no, no, fuck that. No. Hell no. Got back on the scale. About threw that motherfucker thru the shower stalls like a javelin I was so enraged. This could only mean one thing.
I dragged a "normal" bar up the stairs and weighed it. 40 pounds. My life has been a -5 lb offset lie this entire time!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ovx5HrM-v0
Makes me wonder about hitting walls trying to increase by 5 lbs. Lifting is so psychological.
Thanks!Missed this a few pages back, fantastic, thank you for sharing and excellent dedication.
I was kind of thinking along these lines recently. Whenever my setup feels tight on my traps and I maintain my shoulder blade squeeze throughout the lift I keep thinking damn this looks like decline, pushing more down my chest than away from it due to the orientation of the spine. Interesting, thanks.That said, an arched bench is basically a decline. Lol.
Makes me wonder about hitting walls trying to increase by 5 lbs. Lifting is so psychological.
This shit pisses me off.
interesting... higher volume and going slower seems to work well for me too
Eating clean or get lean is a false dichotomy imo. I think eating nothing but asparagus and tilapia and 'clean shit' creates an unhealthy relationship with food and leads to binging for those of us with more voracious appetites. That said you should absolutely feel remorse for eating crap and especially on a regular basis(if youre going for a bodybuilder look anyways). But you're absolutely right in that people shouldn't be fit-shamed for minding their eating habits. You wouldnt shame someone who takes care of their damn car so I'm inclined to think people are just projecting their insecurities.Do you guys find it weird that people ask you if you eat clean? It's weird how society is accustomed to eating so bad it's the norm and eating healthy is like some being a weirdo or something.
For me, I just don't understand why you'd put garbage in your body.
I just had a 15 minute conversation with a woman who refused to believe my IF diet is healthy or optimal. Then another friend who lifts joined in and stated by not eating small meals throughout the day I am slowing my metabolism. Oh jesus....
I just had a 15 minute conversation with a woman who refused to believe my IF diet is healthy or optimal. Then another friend who lifts joined in and stated by not eating small meals throughout the day I am slowing my metabolism. Oh jesus....
I just had a 15 minute conversation with a woman who refused to believe my IF diet is healthy or optimal. Then another friend who lifts joined in and stated by not eating small meals throughout the day I am slowing my metabolism. Oh jesus....
How in the shit do channels like this get so many hits? This is an abomination.
http://youtu.be/soXmsO3Jkoo
Oh wait, probably from people like me doing this.
An unofficial poll...
Which of you Fit-Gaf bros work out with glasses (not sunglasses brah)? I find that I've been doing that more often since wearing contact lenses annoy me
An unofficial poll...
Which of you Fit-Gaf bros work out with glasses (not sunglasses brah)? I find that I've been doing that more often since wearing contact lenses annoy me
A while back I weighed all of the plates and bars in my home setup. Results were... interesting, to say the least. Ended up making a spreadsheet matrix to identify which combinations of weights would be balanced on each side.I was kind of thinking along these lines recently. Whenever my setup feels tight on my traps and I maintain my shoulder blade squeeze throughout the lift I keep thinking damn this looks like decline, pushing more down my chest than away from it due to the orientation of the spine. Interesting, thanks.
Huh, I did not imagine the plates could also have a wide tolerance +/- as well.
Now that I know for a fact, I need to weigh everything down there I will just pack my own scale and bring it next time along with a paint pen. Then I can mark the collars on each bar so everybody knows, and also get a better idea of what the iron plates and what the bumper plates actually weigh. The scale they have is up a flight of stairs around three corners and through two doors in the locker room, I'm not hauling all that shit around every which way.
Alternately I do have a set of steel marking punches, but the digits are really small, although I know they would last longer than a paint pen... hmmm...
The most sickening insult on top of this entire ordeal is that the only bar they have actually marked is a brand new one that by appearances is only short past the collars and it is marked 28 lbs with a piece of paper wrapped in clear tape on the inside of the left collar. Sigh.
Great news, but gimme a few more weeks so I can catch that bench.
I take off my glasses when shrugging. Most of the time I don't wear glasses to the gym though.
wait what? Why shrugs? The only time i take off my specs is when i put on that head brace thing to do neck curls.