I get the most comments about my forearms but I'm most proud of my delts.
Delts take a ton of time and energy to master.
You should be proud.
I get the most comments about my forearms but I'm most proud of my delts.
Thousands of raises to prove it!Delts take a ton of time and energy to master.
You should be proud.
Thousands of raises to prove it!
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Up at 4:30
Worked 13.5 hours
Lifted over 700 cases of beer
Still maybe it in for hi rep shoulders and tris
No excuses FitGaf!
Sorry. Missed this. I don't do any. I figure they've got to be plenty strong to move the weight I do OHPing, squatting, and DLing. Not saying it would be a bad idea but I personally don't see a good reason to.What ab exercises do you do?
Anyone lift twice a day? I did chest this morning. And tonight I was just lounging around and I felt like I still had a ton of energy. It might have been because I hit up Whataburger and got me a patty melt, but man I had a surprisingly large amount of energy for being my second lift of the day. I don't plan to make it a common occurrence but it felt great.
- I'm used to having a mirror In front of me and not having it is throwing me "off"
Damn dude. You are going through some shit. Get some rest, play some games and you'll be back in no time.Shoulder blade / back still completely fucked. Have physio appointment today... maybe they can work something out, but I'm not overly convinced.
On the bright side, my broken finger is healing now that I'm not wrecking it every day by gripping things.
Fitness |OT 10| This shit hurtsOn the bright side, my broken finger is healing now that I'm not wrecking it every day by gripping things.
Hm. Third week in a row back squats just feel bad. The last two weeks I chalked it up to being sick. Now I'm not so sure. I took video of my form and it looks fine. Bar path is straight, I'm opening at the hips, dropping deep.
But everything feels super heavy. My legs feel like jello. At my old gym on 5s week I hit 245x10. Tonight I struggled to hit 255x5 and then another set of 3 shortly after.
Some thoughts.
- I'm used to having a mirror In front of me and not having it is throwing me "off"
- prowler/tire flips are cutting into recovery
- I'm a weak bitch
The thing is, bench, deadlift and even front squat have been going well so I'm not sure what the exact issue is. Squat day used to be one of my favorites and I'm slowly hating it because my mojo is gone.
https://youtu.be/CAajLe2fhZs
Video of some single work
Deloaded weighted chin-ups from 30 lbs to 10 lbs. On the way up its like wheeeeeeeeeeee
Highly unlikely that was enough to cause an insulin spike. Fat is highly insulinogenic anyway, and the numbers I've seen say that you'd probably need to hit about 80kcal in a short period to "break" your fast.
Fitness |OT 10| This shit hurts
Unf, so sexy.
Fam first, bro!Well, on my bright side, not going to the gym means I get to spend more time with my son.
Also, the tightness in my glutes seems to enhance my booty bump.
I've started doing 30-60 minutes of stationary bike riding on my off days (so twice a week). Its amazing how much better my lower back, hips, knees, and hamstrings feel by doing this. Today was an off day so I did a quick ride and I already feel better and ready to deadlift tomorrow.
I've hit this point too, around the same workload even (only 5 reps though). At least for me, I think it's just the effects of being on a cut for 5.5 months without much in the way of cheating and being at my all-time lowest weight. I can feel it in other areas of my day-to-day too, not to mention I have adult shit my girlfriend and I have been dealing with adding additional stress. Hopefully only have have another three or so months of cutting left.The thing is, bench, deadlift and even front squat have been going well so I'm not sure what the exact issue is. Squat day used to be one of my favorites and I'm slowly hating it because my mojo is gone.
You know, everyone seems to be on the same page that when losing weight their bench goes first. With me it was squat, and I definitely lost more off my squat than anything else, and it's what eventually made me give up on fat loss for a while. I lost a good 15% off my squat, while deadlift was a little under 10%, bench only about 6%. Bench is almost back to pre-weightloss numbers after two weeks of eating maintenance/recomp. Deadlifts and OHP are lagging but getting there. Squat is... *shrug*. I haven't videoed yet, but I need to...
Anyway, one thing is for sure, you are not a weak bitch!
feel better, vs. treadmill?
lol I'm using a green band to assist and I still can't get 3x10 reps. One day *shakes fist*
It's one of those things that is simple but very difficult. I say the same thing about playing poker well.I think I'm going to like 5/3/1. Especially the part about eating. I mean, I don't think I'll get leaner, which maybe I could considering my BF% is a little north of where it ought to be, but I want to get stronger.
This book is making it sound dead simple, just a matter of commitment.
I only run twice per week, way less than runners recommended, and cycle 4 days per week. Cycling has dramatically reduced my running injuries and I'm still making awesome progress with my running, both for speed and distance. So far I've easily beat last year's race PRs and I'm on track to destroy last year's Soldier Field 10-mile time by at least 1:30 PER MILE.Yes so much better for me. I've played sports my entire life. I'm done running, even on a treadmill.
I couldn't do 2 unweighted chin-ups in a row back in October. I would do one and then 4 negatives. You will get there. It's by far the one exercise that has shown me how my strength has improved.
Cycling is awesome.
It's one of those things that is simple but very difficult. I say the same thing about playing poker well.
As far as gaining strength, it really does just come down to eating plenty and being consistent on a heavy compound progression program.
Cycling is awesome.
51 miles is a huge ride for a kid.Used to do it so much and was a beast as a kid. Did a 51 mile ride with my Dad when I was 13. Still remains as my record since I have not actively ridden since.
12 miles 20 obstacles. Like, I think i might take a mr. hyde to keep my endurance up throughout.
51 miles is a huge ride for a kid.
Sean post that pic in OT and watch non fitness gaf tell you your knees should never go past your toes
Anyone ever participated in a Tough Mudder? Doing one in "chicago" (rockford) this saturday and NERVOUS AS SHIT
12 miles 20 obstacles. Like, I think i might take a mr. hyde to keep my endurance up throughout.
It's no use...
HIS KNEES ARE ALREADY DEAD.