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I know that feeling
Why add bread when I can just add more meat instead.
Hell yeah!
I also like how you're just casually studying some advanced (?) physics.
I know that feeling
Why add bread when I can just add more meat instead.
It was seriously demotivating. But yep yep, on the way to awesome town. Ordered my bench!
http://www.sportchalet.com/marcy-utility-bench/15789000011.html
97 bucks picked up at sports chalet using the coupon code active20, has a max capacity of 610lbs which i'll never get to in my lifetime, so should be fine. Thats the very first home gym item purchased!
Anybody feel free to correct me on this one!
I think we want our feet flat on the ground during a squat so that the center of gravity is one line that goes directly through the center of our feet. If we lift our heels off the ground (without lifting shoes) then I guess it's risky because that center of gravity is now on the balls of our feet or our toes and probably not so stable. I guess that's no good. If we have lifting shoes with a bit of a raised heel those shoes are built to be stable and secure. Our feet are still in contact with a "floor". Like Cooter said, it's like putting your feet in cement, and the center of gravity is still able to safely go straight through the mid foot. That plus with the raised heel now we have a bit more range of motion with the ankle.
Good questions. I'm also wondering if lifting shoes are bad if I'm taking a wider stance for squats. I feel like it's more comfortable to me if my feet are slightly wider than shoulder width. I don't fall as easily, and I can get lower.
It was seriously demotivating. But yep yep, on the way to awesome town. Ordered my bench!
http://www.sportchalet.com/marcy-utility-bench/15789000011.html
97 bucks picked up at sports chalet using the coupon code active20, has a max capacity of 610lbs which i'll never get to in my lifetime, so should be fine. Thats the very first home gym item purchased!
I know that feeling
Why add bread when I can just add more meat instead.
So I finally got hold of someone at Rogue (EU)... and they're going to read the email(s) I've sent and get back to me.
lol. I don't even know what to say at this point.
Best part is, I ordered some nuts in the hope that I could find some that would fit... paid extra delivery to get them today. No nuts in delivery today.
I've really pissed off the lifting gods I think, because I just can't catch a break.
OK so because everyone in here is awesome and everyone in here helps everyone out all the time and are just all around great peeps - I'd like to thank everyone for what they do for everyone and what this place has done for me.
The only way I know how is to put FitGAF in my game.
I'll be PMing you guys in the coming months when it comes time to work on that section of the game and you can yea or nay to having yourself featured in-game, give the nod to your character and animation as well as your name (how you like it) in the credits.
I'll also be giving you guys PSN and PC codes at launch.
Least I can do for you all being who you all are.
So apparently I have a new crossmember, new bolts, and new nuts coming to me.
They wont get here until Monday apparently, but I'm at a cycling event this weekend so I guess that's not the end of the world.
Nothing is ever simple.
Yeah, my leg is fucked, but cycling has mostly been OK. I just need to hope there's nothing too technical or I'm going to be walking some sections.
Should be fairly tame though, if a bit hilly.
Autophagy was first described in 1962 when researchers noted an increase in the number of lysosomes (the part of the cell that destroys stuff) in rat liver cells after infusing glucagon. The Nobel prize winning scientist Christian de Duve coined the term autophagy. Damaged sub cellular parts and unused proteins become marked for destruction and then sent to the lysosomes to finish the job.
One of the key regulators of autophagy is the kinase called mammalian target of rapamycin (mTOR). When mTOR is activated, it suppresses autophagy, and when dormant, it promotes it.
Nutrient deprivation is the key activator of autophagy. Remember that glucagon is kind of the opposite hormone to insulin. Its like the game we played as kids opposite day. If insulin goes up, glucagon goes down. If insulin goes down, glucagon goes up. As we eat insulin goes up and glucagon goes down. When we dont eat (fast) insulin goes down and glucagon goes up. This increase in glucagon stimulates the process of autophagy. In fact, fasting (raises glucagon) provides the greatest known boost to autophagy.
Sean, just how bad was my form today in that IG post? I had a really tight back and legs from squats and cycling. I could tell it was a bit off...
Added link. Seems a little disjointed today.Post it here bud
Sean, just how bad was my form today in that IG post? I had a really tight back and legs from squats and cycling. I could tell it was a bit off...
Edit: added link
Yep. I could feel it too. I was playing it too cautious today because of being sore and tight. It really impacted my form.Sorry for the delay, I was out for a run.
You're upper back is moving before everything else, resulting in your arms having to take too much of the weight. You want to keep everything as one piece if that makes sense.
Yep. I could feel it too. I was playing it too cautious today because of being sore and tight. It really impacted my form.
First of many things. Just make sure you have some spare bolts if you buy a rack.
Bench looks good. I don't really bother with the leg developer part on mine as I realised on the last one I had that I never actually used it.
Edit - Oh, and still no response from Rogue. Wankers.
Nice! Next stop, rack?
Here in MERIKA we have places like ace hardware with a billion types, styles and sizes of bolts and nuts.
Probably wouldn't help you if you were using bolt types that were only available in China or something... which is basically the issue I ran into.
Bloody yanks and their medieval use of the Imperial system.
Solid advice bro.Make sure you lift only with your spine, and aim to touch the end of the barbell to one of your delts as you raise it.
(Don't do this)
We left some of it behind... at least you guys are consistent!
Honestly, I have no idea why miles, gallons, feet, pounds, etc are even things...
Honestly, I have no idea why miles, gallons, feet, pounds, etc are even things...
You're a monster.We have stones too! At least you don't weigh things in terms of rocks.
In a pinch (on vacation for example) resistance tubes are insane workouts.
I take them away with me all the time now.
Also, a tub full of white powder in small plastic bags... and it's really going to bite me in the ass one of these days.
Ouch! Take it easier on yourself XDJust nearly pushed myself to the point of throwing up all over myself on the bike. Don't ever try to do a fitness test when you're not feeling 100%.
Nice work, dude!Baby bench is still going up. Repped 205 today. Shoulder feels perfect
Unrelated:
https://intensivedietarymanagement.com/fasting-and-autophagy-fasting-25/
I had no idea fasting had an effect on that. Very interesting.
Weight loss will always slow down over time, but all the same, that's great progress. Nice one.
I thought that was well known. It's "sold" by some as part of keto-diet too.
Similar, eating sugar specifically decreases the activity of the immune system for roughly 12 hours, only bouncing back in full after 16-20 hours.
I've never been able to fully go keto though.
Baby bench is still going up. Repped 205 today. Shoulder feels perfect