DAChampion
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On calorie counting.
Do I have a concussion or is this post very hard to read lol I can't for the life of me know what its saying
Where were you? I can't imagine doing that; in fact, depending what you were doing it could be a bad idea.Yesterday was my first time doing cardio with a mask on.
That was f***ing difficult.
Where were you? I can't imagine doing that; in fact, depending what you were doing it could be a bad idea.
My friend gave birth earlier this week and she had to do it with a n95 Lmao, imagine that.Yesterday was my first time doing cardio with a mask on.
That was f***ing difficult.
You don't have to run with a mask do you? You don't even have to do that here.I won't be doing it again I'll stick to free weights for now.
I'm in and near Baltimore and I'm fully vaccinated.
I think I f***ed something up in my hips and back.
With working from home, I am not moving nearly as much since just my commute to the metro was 2-3 kms each way and I always walked it.
On top of that work lately has been crazy and I often don't move at all for 8 straight hours, just hunched over at my desk.
I had started feeling some weird pressure/tightness in my obliques recently. I actually attributed it to gas. I started running again (taking it slow) and have been taking care to stretch my problem areas.
Well it isn't enough obviously. I started noticing some muscle spasms in my thighs after a bigger run. It's been a week now and they are still happening in certain positions. Meanwhile my hips are killing me, I must have jammed them up or maybe they were f***ed from sitting so much lately. I get random feelings of electricity and burning down my legs now and stretching my hips is agonizing. My obliques are all tight now too.
This is cascading all over my body, as my neck and shoulders are also very tense from the sitting and it's causing similar nerve pain and spasms in my shoulders and arms.
Foam rollers help a lot but the next day it just comes back. I am very frustrated and it's very uncomfortable. I am so tense and jammed up everywhere, I need to find a way to unblock these joints.
You need to stretch and keep stretching. People should view stretching the same way they brush their teeth, gotta do it daily.
Truth be told, I don't do isometric stretches all that much but do dynamic ones.
I suggest you book for dry needling.
Yup...becomes more and more important as you age. Don't postpone it, just start doing it.Thanks man. I know it is needed. I have long suffered from flexibility problems and tightness. I never stretch, and I get injured often. But I always recovered fast enough that I blew it off. Now as I get older I am am not recovering overnight anymore. It's a wakeup call.
Nice, is that an amazon rack ? How is it holding up ?View attachment 423940 View attachment 423941
Hey... So I'm back from a 3 months ban and I kind of lost it with the gym closures. I went forward and bought these.
Best investment I ever made.
Nice, is that an amazon rack ? How is it holding up ?
Ya man. Feeling gassed doing 8~12reps of 95lbs makes my vagina itch.Man going from squatting over 400 pounds to struggling with 100 lbs overnight is very rough. Also my knee hurts as f***.
At this point I dont really care for the weight on the bar but Id like to at least not hurt from everywhere.
SSB for sure. Its my next purchase.What's the next bar you would buy if you were me? A Swiss Barbell (multiple grip widths) or a Safety Squat Bar?
The Swiss bar is definitely more versatile and allows for more exercises. But dat quads pump with a SS Bar mayne...
SSB for sure. Its my next purchase.
I love that bells of steel one with the many grips, its cool.
You can also do a lot of things with a ssb, squats, good mornings, lunges, unilateral work, etc.
The kabuki is also very very very nice, if you have some change to spare. My first choice would be the Elite FTS SS yoke thoughIndeed. I like how it hits differently for lunges and good mornings.
I was leaning towards that also. Nice to get confirmation I'm not crazy.