will1066
Registered User
- Oct 12, 2008
- 48,336
- 67,557
OT: Summer Fitness Thread
- Thread starter Hunter Gathers
- Start date
I'd say hes probably low on BMI but BMI is bull shit as it doesn't take into account your actual body composition (muscle vs fat.)
155 at 5'11 is really light but for all I know he's crazy shredded.
will1066
Registered User
- Oct 12, 2008
- 48,336
- 67,557
Synergy27
F-A-C-G-C-E
What do you dudes know about time restricted eating? I've been limiting myself to eating only between the hours of 1000-1900 for the past week and I haven't been impressed with the results so far. There's supposed to be a noted uptick in energy and endurance after a couple of days and I haven't noticed that at all.
Played hockey yesterday morning and felt awful. Game was outdoors though, and I hear it's pretty hot outside right now.
Played hockey yesterday morning and felt awful. Game was outdoors though, and I hear it's pretty hot outside right now.
darko
Registered User
- Feb 16, 2009
- 70,272
- 7,803
Group of us did this few years back. Not sure what the story was behind the times but we could only eat between 11am and 7pm. Mornings were f***ed.
Doing okay - definitely not super muscular in any part but my legs, but that's just cause I love biking. I played rugby in college and even then when hitting the weights could never put on much muscle, so I've kind of resigned myself to the fact that I should just stay "fit" and let things fall where they may. I feel like as long as I don't get too much of a belly, I'll be aiite
Was pushing myself quite a bit recently as I was training for a 100 mile bike ride earlier in June - from downtown Manhattan to Westhampton. Definitely was a stretch for me, but glad I did it. After mile 70/75, though, my body was close to done.
I don't think this is too bad, especially if you swap around the times a little bit and make it 9 PM - noon. That's 15 hours of no eating & really just means you're skipping breakfast.
darko
Registered User
- Feb 16, 2009
- 70,272
- 7,803
Mornings were rough especially when you are up at 5am for work. Was getting light headed few times haha.
Ah, yeah, that's not great. I was always ravenous especially if I had a morning workout, too.
Hunter Gathers
The Crown
It works better if you can take lunch at 11am, IMO.
Or if you modify when you STOP eating a bit earlier.
The thing that I would warn about is not to confuse weight loss with fitness. Depending on your routine, you may gain weight and that is a good thing. If you do any kind of weight training (note, that does not mean simply pumping out the bench press), you may gain weight even if you are doing whatever cardio you do. You can (and should) gain weight if you are looking for gainz, but that does not mean that you are out of shape. You can still look your best even if you weigh more. I think that people have a tendency to lock up "weight loss" as evidence of overall fitness or health.
If your training regiment includes weights, your body will change. Some are fine with it and some are not. Squat enough and your things will get bigger. Press, hand stand push ups,etc....your shoulders will get bigger. And then if you are also doing the Olympic lifts, that is overall body. Point being is that some things cause changes to body, no matter how may box jumps you are pumping out.
If your training regiment includes weights, your body will change. Some are fine with it and some are not. Squat enough and your things will get bigger. Press, hand stand push ups,etc....your shoulders will get bigger. And then if you are also doing the Olympic lifts, that is overall body. Point being is that some things cause changes to body, no matter how may box jumps you are pumping out.
will1066
Registered User
- Oct 12, 2008
- 48,336
- 67,557
ponytrekker
Registered User
- Mar 28, 2013
- 1,316
- 293
Down about 62 lbs in 2 years eating around 1500 calories a day and committed to cardio an hour a day, weights 2x a week. Close to my goal weight (around 9 pounds away) so to lose bodyfat and increase the weight lifting. Maybe switch to running outside.
I need the objective proof from weighing myself every day.
Now I just have to keep it up for another 30 years.
I need the objective proof from weighing myself every day.
Now I just have to keep it up for another 30 years.
Good Intentions
Registered User
- Mar 30, 2018
- 2,106
- 1,853
Skimming this thread, laughing at the majority of posts. Legit funny material.
I've been the same HT/WT for a decade since I graduated undergrad. 6'1/165. It's lifestyle.
Sincere congratulations to many that have made real changes - and stuck with them. Not easy to do, and deserves a cheer from fellow NYR loyals.
Keep going (and make sure Brendan Smith is with you)
I've been the same HT/WT for a decade since I graduated undergrad. 6'1/165. It's lifestyle.
Sincere congratulations to many that have made real changes - and stuck with them. Not easy to do, and deserves a cheer from fellow NYR loyals.
Keep going (and make sure Brendan Smith is with you)
Savant
Registered User
- Oct 3, 2013
- 38,366
- 11,469
Richard Banger
Mamba Mentality
Richard Banger
Mamba Mentality
Ended up going with sketchers:
Men's Skechers 51591 Escape Plan Running shoes
They have memory foam with air cool. They are called running shoes but the support on the side walls are amazing and they fit my wide foot perfectly.
I do deep stretches before and after my work outs and the shoes have no slip to them at all. The only thing i question is the durability with the shoes but time will tell on that part. All in all a good shoe. I think I'll be going with sketchers from now on.
silverfish
got perma'd
Swapped eggs for egg whites on my baconeggncheese bagel this morning.
I am a hero.
I am a hero.
Vinny DeAngelo
Jimmy Easy to defend
I need to get back in the fitness game. I was down to 200(I’m 6’5) last fall but I’ve ballooned up to 220 since I started working in December.
I tried the Keto thing but it sucks I love bread and whiskey. I’m just going to try to limit them during the week. And get back to working out consistently
I tried the Keto thing but it sucks I love bread and whiskey. I’m just going to try to limit them during the week. And get back to working out consistently
