Wasn't half bad actually. Weighted pull ups are coming back.
30x10
40x8
50x6
60x5
70x5
Damn dude, finishing with that 70x5 must be brutal!!
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Wasn't half bad actually. Weighted pull ups are coming back.
30x10
40x8
50x6
60x5
70x5
1x20 @ 225 for squats 💪💪💪💪👌👌👌👌
Congrats to the new recent dads, Bish and MTP.
Here's a handy guide to get you started.
I need a refresher soon too.
I've got another little guy on the way.
It's not too bad. I superset pendlays which make them much worse. Pretty soon I'll be back at my ending set of 95lbs.Damn dude, finishing with that 70x5 must be brutal!!
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Whoooooooaaaaaaa. Congrats bud!!!
Szu!! I'm like 10 years from becoming a grandpa and you're still cranking out huge armed little monsters?! Congrats my friend!
550lb grandpa deadlifts FTW!Thanks, guys.
Cooter- getting started on the grandad-bod.
We are now complete. Our chief has arrived!
Damn dude, finishing with that 70x5 must be brutal!!
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Jesus Chris GAF my push up is so whack, I can't even get though 1 with the knees bent, it's the getting down part that I struggle with.
I wonder since they are called push ups can I just go from the chest to the ground position and push up?
Right now I have to use my fucking table to get motion lol
Lol, if only.
Nada, about to head to buffalo for a week.
Buffalo, NY.
You're going to be in my neck of the woods.
Jesus Chris GAF my push up is so whack, I can't even get though 1 with the knees bent, it's the getting down part that I struggle with.
I wonder since they are called push ups can I just go from the chest to the ground position and push up?
Right now I have to use my fucking table to get motion lol
Anyone tuning into Raw Nationals? Last night's 63kg women was super intense!
Hey everyone, does anyone have a good program for doing planks?
I did a ten minutes plank yesterday (I think I could have kept on for a little while) and I feel like it's pretty pointless to try to go for more than that. Should I switch to another type of exercise entirely or is there a good routine I could do?
Planks are good for building up ab strength so you can do more advanced stuff. If it gets to the point to where you need to do them for 10 minutes then you should move onto harder core workouts.
Yes! that's what I'm asking for, more advanced core workouts
I'm not super aware of the latest fashionable exercises that's why I'm coming here!
Hey everyone, does anyone have a good program for doing planks?
I did a ten minutes plank yesterday (I think I could have kept on for a little while) and I feel like it's pretty pointless to try to go for more than that. Should I switch to another type of exercise entirely or is there a good routine I could do?
Just wrapped up day 13. 185 today and going strong. Thanks dude. And you?Checkin' in Coot. How we doin?
Just wrapped up day 13. 185 today and going strong. Thanks dude. And you?
Cue the Leo meme. Feels so good to be back at it again and exerting some discipline. Plus I missed you guys. 💕💕Day 6, getting stronger exponentially.
Good to hear you've hit 13. And 185!!!
Cue the Leo meme. Feels so good to be back at it again and exerting some discipline. Plus I missed you guys. 💕💕
Awww thanks. For me there's a direct correlation between being active here and my frequency at the gym.Realistically, you're definitely getting a lot of the credit. Just posting in this thread is a surprisingly effective motivator.
Finished my event, sub 24 hours. Broke a rib and numerous other things went wrong. Was not an easy ride.
Also yes, I remain Mr Glass.
Finished my event, sub 24 hours. Broke a rib and numerous other things went wrong. Was not an easy ride.
Also yes, I remain Mr Glass.
Course was ridiculously muddy / puddly. Cycled through a muddy puddle which turned out to be a ditch that grabbed the entirety of my front wheel.
I got rammed into the floor and smashed into my front light (I also snapped one of my shifters in half with my knee).
Jesus man! Glad you made it. Sorry to hear about your bike and rib. Get some damn rest.Finished my event, sub 24 hours. Broke a rib and numerous other things went wrong. Was not an easy ride.
Also yes, I remain Mr Glass.
So that was eventful...
I started at a pace that I was very pleased with, given I'd not been out for a proper ride since Leadville. I wasn't putting myself in the red at all, just working at a heart rate I knew I could sustain.
First issue came quite early on when my front wheel was completely swallowed by a ditch masquerading as a puddle and I hit the ground hard. My front light shot backwards and damaged the screen on the Garmin (thankfully it still worked, I just couldn't see most of the screen). At the same time, my knee hit my left shifter and snapped off one of the paddles.
Wiping myself down I continued on, a little sore but no big issue. Was passing some quick riders and generally feeling good about things.
Heading towards Rhayader I was making good pace when my rear (tubeless) wheel flatted instantly. I had torn a hole in the sidewall which was far too big to fix using the rubber plugs. Thankfully a tube + tyre boot seemed to do the job and I got on with the riding. Annoyingly this had taken a while and I'd been passed by quite a few of the people who I'd passed earlier.
My mojo started to leave me a bit and I noticed it was getting harder to breathe properly. I figured I'd just tweaked a muscle in the crash and just got on with it, though with a much slower pace. It was starting to go dark when I realised that my light wasn't working properly after the crash, and I was having to run it at a much higher setting to actually see anything. This meant that most of the time I was working with virtually no light so I could ensure it lasted the night.
As I went past "The Arch" I noticed that my rear tyre was starting to deflate very slowly, which began a never ending cycle of riding for a short while, then stopping to top it up before it got catastrophically low. It turns out that the tube had pretty much gone completely, but was putting enough pressure on the tyre boot to make some sort of hybrid tubeless system. This made for a VERY long run to the finish.
To add to the misery, I lost the ability to change up smoothly on the rear cog... the only way I could get it to work was by changing gear, then pedalling backwards before pedalling forwards again. No idea why this worked, but it was effective (if annoying).
So yeah... turns out I'd broken my rib in the crash earlier in the day (now medicating with alcohol), which explains the struggle to breathe.
Still, can't complain; I got around in sub 24 hours, which was all I really wanted to do in the first place.
Edit - Oh god, I know where it all went wrong. I didn't lose any rear lights this time. I ALWAYS lose a rear light... maybe that's my penance for a damage / mechanical free ride?!?
So I'll post the text for those without Strava...
https://www.strava.com/activities/1232152405
Cheers for the wellwishes btw. I'm off to the US midweek and was originally going to be doing lifting whilst I was out there, but now I think I'll just get fat.
Damn that looks good, I had a 25 piece bucket of KFC other day.
No I didn't eat it all at once
Barely ate or slept and still managed to hit my goal of 405 3x8 beltless tonight. Plan is to work my way into five working sets ��
Looks so good Brolic but all that did is make me miss Sean. ☹
Bum is back baby! 8-9 months huh? That feels fantastic. Well done sir.