I train for FitGAF. I can't speak for others.
I may be unique but lifting kills my appetite for at least 2 hours. I can go in starving but I always leave not hungry at all.Anyone else get super hungry after Squats and Deadlifts? Man, those are appetite inducing lifts like no other.
Hey fitGAF, I know this is more of a weight lifting OT but I have a question and it would be great if somebody could help. I run about 15-20 miles a week and done so for about 2 years now. The last three months my knee has been sore after runs (3 to 5 miles long) and at this point it really starting to bother me. I didn't hit or land on it hard and there is no swelling just soreness that kind feels like growing pains when I was little. I'm only 28 if this helps and I have rested the knee for up to 2 weeks at one point and still feels the same. Anybody know what the deal is? Thanks.
Hey fitGAF, I know this is more of a weight lifting OT but I have a question and it would be great if somebody could help. I run about 15-20 miles a week and done so for about 2 years now. The last three months my knee has been sore after runs (3 to 5 miles long) and at this point it really starting to bother me. I didn't hit or land on it hard and there is no swelling just soreness that kind feels like growing pains when I was little. I'm only 28 if this helps and I have rested the knee for up to 2 weeks at one point and still feels the same. Anybody know what the deal is? Thanks.
toddhunter what is your meal plan?
@toddhunter thanks for the reply also. Maybe I should switch my shoes and thinking about it I got a pair of Brooks running shoes and the pain really didn't start until I wore them. What was your partner's running style? Are you talking about foot strike?
You don't grow during the workout. You grow during the rest day which makes them as important as the workout itself.I've already done some training before, but this summer I want to get fitter.
I'm planning to go Keto and doing both lifting and cardio.
I have resources for the diet and for lifting (this thread), but do you know how should I combine cardio with lifting?
Also, I'll have too much free time, most of the novice workouts seem to be 3 days with one day between each, and I'd like to go to the gym whenever possible. Any way to "modify" these workouts to make them daily?
You don't grow during the workout. You grow during the rest day which makes them as important as the workout itself.
It's a balancing act.Ok, then. So rest days are obligatory. Is cardio out of the picture these days?
Apparently the Inuit have a long cultural tradition of being stacked.
It's a balancing act.
But if cardio is a must, hiit is amongst the best in preserving muscle mass.
Also, if you simply have to workout everyday, you can also do upper lower split. I think cooter is working out 6 days a week and you can't argue with his results. He is not a beginner lifter though.
Normally noobs are prescribed 3 days a week full body workout that includes the major compound lift.
I've already done some training before, but this summer I want to get fitter.
I'm planning to go Keto and doing both lifting and cardio.
I have resources for the diet and for lifting (this thread), but do you know how should I combine cardio with lifting?
Also, I'll have too much free time, most of the novice workouts seem to be 3 days with one day between each, and I'd like to go to the gym whenever possible. Any way to "modify" these workouts to make them daily?
This also happens to me, on my lifting days I just want to fall asleep when I get home at 8pm but - nope - you got 3 lbs of food to eat, better get on it! Usually takes me twice as long, two hours versus one, to consume the exact same meal I ate at 2pm when I was "starving". Grrr.I may be unique but lifting kills my appetite for at least 2 hours. I can go in starving but I always leave not hungry at all.
Interesting. I need something similar because of my mountain biking.To truly do a hybrid training routine is not easy at all. Here's an interview with Alex Viada (Ultra-marathoner with a 700 lb squat) about what it takes.
http://www.jtsstrength.com/articles/2014/04/12/5-questions-alex-viada/
Here's an article he wrote detailing an example routine and some more information: http://www.completehumanperformance...ce-training-for-strength-athletes-part-1.html
Yes you did, you were running. Running is a very battering sport and unless you are or plan on being a competitive runner you shouldn't do it. It is not an exercise for health, unless your definition of health includes beat up knees and ankles and shins.I didn't hit or land on it hard
I gotta stop looking at bright ass screens before bed
I'm gonna do what Pete Rock does and do yoga or some shit
That feel is your mind playing games with you. Push through!I'm losing weight but I feel like I'm getting fatter.
#confused
I'm losing weight but I feel like I'm getting fatter.
#confused
That's only really particularly helpful if your room gets darker at night. Mine completely blocks outside light and my indoor lights are like the surface of the sun.
I'd end up struggling to even see if I used it (unless I had it also control my indoor lights!).
wanted to post this pic, me @ 240 last year vs me @ 242 this year
hoorah baybee
okay, now im done posting lol
Interesting. I need something similar because of my mountain biking.
What are your goals for mountain biking?
Who here has switched from low bar squats to high bar and why? Was wondering if maybe I should try high bar for a bit and see if I'm more comfortable with that
Just set up a heavy bag and speed bag in my garage... And proceeded to spend 90 minutes out there dancing around them and punching the shit out of them. No idea how to throe a punch but I watched some videos and think I have the basics of a jab, power hit, hook, and uppercut. Got the speed bag down decently. Did some jump rope in-between sets. Fucking entire body and clothes were soaking wet with sweat by the end. Chugged so much eater throughout and afterwards.
I think I'm in love.
Swim trunks for Vegas