Bud light my nig. All day every dayGotta drink Natty if you are natty, ya heard?
Bud light my nig. All day every dayGotta drink Natty if you are natty, ya heard?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4pZrC_hI07s
So there's recipes for homemade Quest bars now it seems. Anyone try this yet? I think I'm going to give it a go tomorrow. Only need to buy agave. Got some Gharam Cracker whey that I can not stomach as a drink. Maybe it will work better as a bar. =\
Can anyone here point me in the direction of a beginner friendly yoga DVD? A friend of mine wants to start doing some and I don't really have any idea what might be good (beyond just randomly picking from Amazon).
Would P90X's Yoga X work for your friend?
Would P90X's Yoga X work for your friend?
I needed focus on my lower back issues so I bought this: Yoga for the rest of us: Back care basics. Apparently it is part of a series but I can only vouch for that one. It is pretty awesome, I still incorporate about 40% of the stretches from that video every day.Can anyone here point me in the direction of a beginner friendly yoga DVD?
Cooling in the fridge now. I don't have a mold or anything, so they are pretty ... rustic. But should get the job done.
If this works out, going to try some Rocky Road ones tomorrow.
http://www.fitnesstreats.com/2014/01/more-homemade-quest-like-protein-bars/
I couldn't touch my toes when I began now I can almost touch my face to my shins. Alllllmost. Really close. Gotta start somewhere!
It happens to the best of us. After losing 100 pounds, I spent ten years in great shape, exercising every single day. Three years ago my son was born, I went back to school, and worked fulltime. I didn't have time to work out, and my diet eventually went downhill. I gained 40 pounds over the past three years. And now that everything is back to normal, I'm ready to get back in shape again.
Awwww, poor babe! I can only imagine how stressful and hard it is for you at the moment. Just do the best you can and give yourself some time as well.
Just got out of the surgeons office. Everything looks good and he said I can go back to upper body work but hold off on lower body for another 3 weeks.
Going back light obviously and a deload will have to happen but it will be good to get back
Thanks guys. Yeah it's been a time to say "fuck it, pig out!". Though at least I've forced myself to lift and see some gains in the process.
Being a stress eater sucks!
I'm glad everything is going well Sean. You'll be back to full tilt in no time my friend.
looks like cancerous kidneys lol
Just got out of the surgeons office. Everything looks good and he said I can go back to upper body work but hold off on lower body for another 3 weeks.
Going back light obviously and a deload will have to happen but it will be good to get back
Just got out of the surgeons office. Everything looks good and he said I can go back to upper body work but hold off on lower body for another 3 weeks.
Going back light obviously and a deload will have to happen but it will be good to get back
Just got out of the surgeons office. Everything looks good and he said I can go back to upper body work but hold off on lower body for another 3 weeks.
Going back light obviously and a deload will have to happen but it will be good to get back
6. Play a circuit at 150cc of Mario Kart 8 as Daisy on days you are too tired to work out.. You will place 4th on the last race after 3 first places. Your rage will get you through any workout.
Smart move to take it light. I imagine you're damn anxious to get back into things, but it certainly isn't worth risking long-term injury just to push yourself for one or two lifting sessions. Sounds like you've got the right mentality though.
So I'm skinny with this slight gut. I think I eat pretty well but the gut is still there. I do ab exercises once a week, still doing the beginners program in the OP. I've always had a pretty bad back that I've been meaning to see a chiropractor about. Are there any good ab exercises that won't strain my back much until I see the chiropractor?
Only because I hear you talk about them often. Not because you need them you stud muffin.
Cooling in the fridge now. I don't have a mold or anything, so they are pretty ... rustic. But should get the job done.
If this works out, going to try some Rocky Road ones tomorrow.
http://www.fitnesstreats.com/2014/01/more-homemade-quest-like-protein-bars/
First time poster here, and I have a couple questions. (Didnt know this thread existed).
I've been working out/eating healthy since late March, I've lost around 25 pounds. I'm 6'2" and in the low 180's. I still have around probably less than 20% Body Fat (might take pictures later for reference). Right now I'm trying to lose some of that BF % and gain muscle att he same time. I try to consume around 1600-1900 calories a day with at least 100g of protein a day.
Current routine is 5 days of cardio, 40 min jogging at around 5mph, then hit the weights and do different types of exercises with dumbbells (cant afford a Gym membership and I had to rely on garage sales for cheap gear) & a bench.
Any advice or tips on how to achieve this propperly, or suggestions on what to modifty (diet or workout wise)?.
So I'm skinny with this slight gut. I think I eat pretty well but the gut is still there. I do ab exercises once a week, still doing the beginners program in the OP. I've always had a pretty bad back that I've been meaning to see a chiropractor about. Are there any good ab exercises that won't strain my back much until I see the chiropractor?
Yeah. Give some to FE.
Great gym alone.Do I go to a great gym alone or an OK gym with a friend? (work friend, mind you).
How many swiss ball crunches more, GAF? /jk
I now feel my abs (or what I think are abs) but I don't see them. Come out already motherfuckers.
How many swiss ball crunches more, GAF? /jk
I now feel my abs (or what I think are abs) but I don't see them. Come out already motherfuckers.
How many swiss ball crunches more, GAF? /jk
So the film "Results" is shooting at my gym! Guy Pearce, Anthony Michael Hall, and Kevin Corrigan are going to be there; there might be more. I get to be an extra, lifting in the background.
Now I just need to decide which curl exercise I'll be doing.
Stick to SS and clean up the diet. Don't do ab or core stuff unless it's something like yoga or pilates to supplement.
The diet is paramount to getting a smaller tummy.
What's SS?
Yes, the book goes in to painstaking detail on how to do these exercises. It gives you all the info you could ever need. 95% of the book is dedicated in explaining the exercises.
It says to eat a lot of food and suggests GOMAD. I would enough to recover but GOMAD isn't for you. Just eat a lot but not too much. Lots of protein and try to keep it clean-ish. Don't eat too much junk.
Cardio is not recommended in most cases because it usually impairs recovery. Maybe some walking if you really wanna do something but you probably shouldn't.
You can't really do SS at Planet Fitness and if there's no other gyms around then it might be better to just focus on losing fat and doing some bodyweight stuff in the meantime. Or/and just keep lifting at your friends house. Maybe practice the lifts with a broom and focus on improving your mobility if you have issues with it.
Chin ups are easier than pull ups but if you can't do either then lat pulldowns are an option. Or if you have some kind of assisted pull up machine in the gym. But once you can do even one clean rep you're good to go. Losing BF ought to help also.
Diet-wise it would help to know what you're doing now aside from the cardio. Usual advice is to keep calories at a level you lose fat at an approriate rate, eat lots of protein, lower your carbs, cut out all crap from your diet etc.. Maybe look in to HIIT instead of doing an hour of "normal" cardio every day.
I think today is the day I'm cancelling my gym membership.
Instead, what I might be doing is going for runs at the park or swimming laps in my pool.
I just prefer a natural environment not infested with people hogging over equipment.
I do only pay $10/month with an annual charge of around $36, and I haven't been to the gym in the last three months which costed me $30.
For what I care to achieve, I just don't think lifting weights is the right thing for me.