BlueTsunami
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Any thoughts on doing bench press without a spot?
I do it without a spot. You don't have to push to failure. Eventually you get a feel for that one rep before the failure rep and just build from that.
Any thoughts on doing bench press without a spot?
I've always said I'm done reaching out to people at the gym and I broke my rule and remembered why I stopped doing this.
Was working in with a guy squatting (while I front squatted). He went from 135-225-315 doing tons of reps at each point. Not a single one was parallel but he was about 3/4 there and you could tell he was strong because his back never caved and he remained tight.
He completely disregarded my advice to try going lower to hit parallel and told me its all mental and if you think what you're doing works, it will work. I left it with people get very good at bad habits which he looked pissed about but oh well.
Reason #15650651635498 why I'm glad I work out at home.
definitely look a lot leaner
Yeah man lets close this out together. 10 more lbs??
Why have I thought this whole time that you were your avatarSome day I'm going full brolic and getting all my own stuff.
Ohhhh shit. My fatceps are slowly getting a shape to them.
Some day I'm going full brolic and getting all my own stuff.
Ohhhh shit. My fatceps are slowly getting a shape to them.
The treadmill I used today at the gym was standing in sight of one of these silly vibrating band machines that supposedly burn fat away without any effort.
The treadmill I used today at the gym was standing in sight of one of these silly vibrating band machines that supposedly burn fat away without any effort.
I was on the treadmill for 60 minutes. In that time, I saw a rather obese women come out of the locker room, use that thing for around 20 minutes, and go back to the locker room.
I hope the instructors at the gym haven't told her that this nonsense will help her at all. It's a shame that especially middle-aged and older people aren't told to do a weight-lifting training that is suitable to their level of fitness. I don't know why the gym even has one of these machines.
If it's just carbonated water then it doesn't have any calories. If it's one of those with added flavor it's usually full of citric acid which is bad for your teeth (same as soda).
Doesn't look good to me. Too much processed food (powders, cereal, ham..) and Quest bars (fiber intake would probably be way too high at around ~70g/day. Too little real food. Plus it looks boring as fuck. Sure you get your macros on that menu, but I would think you will eventually become deficient in some micronutrients. Though if it's only for a short while I guess it's doable.
If you are truly truly too busy to cook, I'd probably buy a slow cooker and make a huge batch of food at once. I'm currently making chili for six days worth. Prep time was maybe 20 minutes. Plus I need to boil rice separately every day but it's no biggie (got a rice cooker).
You'll spend a lot more time here:Since I take a multivitamin supplement, I should be fine, right?
What's the downside to having too much fibre?
I can't speak for everywhere, but I've never seen it in Europe. Apparently Australia is net as well.
Since I take a multivitamin supplement, I should be fine, right?
What's the downside to having too much fibre?
There's a neighbor with it outside giving it away. Lol I might snag it but it would just take up spaceThe treadmill I used today at the gym was standing in sight of one of these silly vibrating band machines that supposedly burn fat away without any effort.
I was on the treadmill for 60 minutes. In that time, I saw a rather obese women come out of the locker room, use that thing for around 20 minutes, and go back to the locker room.
I hope the instructors at the gym haven't told her that this nonsense will help her at all. It's a shame that especially middle-aged and older people aren't told to do a weight-lifting training that is suitable to their level of fitness. I don't know why the gym even has one of these machines.
For the first time, ever, I can say my log is more impressive than this video. But the video shows what my rack can do. My OHP was unstoppable today.
On video overhead press (strict) 225x5, 195x9. Incline log bench 190x10. Flat log bench 280x5 and some dips.
This rack is glorious.
Log: OHP bar x 5, 95x5, 115x5, 135x3, 150x5, 175x5, 195x9, 205x5, 215x5, 225x5.
Incline log bench: 100x10, 150x15, 190x10.
Flat log bench: 100x10, 190x5, 280x5.
Dips and curls.
https://youtu.be/9ydpwpIJvJo
Furious Pete has Cancer again 😢
Insane, and the video is still super impressive. The rack does look incredible.
Fucking beast Brolic!
Urgh this sucks, progress halted today. I was supposed to do 435x4-5 and only did one rep, just racked it and gave up no energy. Doing 405x5 instead
Thanks guys. And MTP, the fact you can consistently squat over 400 for reps with everything else you do is still mind boggling.
Since I take a multivitamin supplement, I should be fine, right?
What's the downside to having too much fibre?
Guys, need help.
So as I mentioned a week or two ago, I finally recovered from my surgery and was able to eat again. Before the surgery I was 163 lbs. Then a week after I was 154 lbs. Now I know that most of that weight was probably water weight and all, but still, it was a huge drop. And although my diet has (mostly) gone back to normal for more than a week, my weight is almost unchanged (it's at 155 lbs. as of this morning).
Help. D:
What do you need to know? At the end of the day all you can do is keep modifying your intake until you start gaining weight again. Your body has gone through a fairly significant trauma so there's no use expecting everything to be as it was again.
I'm assuming you don't need us to tell you high calorie food stuffs.
Oh no.Furious Pete has Cancer again 😢
I think more than anything, you need more hashtags there.
Unrelated, ab work. I assume like any other muscle group it's probably best not to do this every day? Or is there something different about abs that will allow them to develop properly with less rest?
I used to think like that as well but it didn't work out for me. I train abs on every session, do loads of them. They are a different type of muscle fiber and they can recover faster compared to the majority of you body. Forearms also tend to recover faster from my experience.
Keep in mind I have lordosis. Bum is sticking out and so does the stomach, no matter if I have abs or not.
Pic does need more hashtags indeed
10 more lbs! And so orange! (I promise I'm not that orange, just the lighting in the room)
I don't give a fuck about what I look like at 220, I will stop there. I can't handle it mentally lol. Will do a slow, steady bulk back up to 230.
Also, another thing I learned is that for me, following the advice of "squats and deadlifts will build your core, you do not need to do more core work" is wrong wrong wrong. Abs are a muscle just like any other. I would benefit huge from working on them. When I start to bulk back up, I definitely will hit them up 3 days a week.
Cali in 2 weeks. Time to hit the iron hard. See if I can cut down to a solid and consistent 228 lbs.
You mentioned earlier that you were going to bulk back up to 230 after cutting to 220. Are you currently above 230 then?Cali in 2 weeks. Time to hit the iron hard. See if I can cut down to a solid and consistent 228 lbs.