BaldingSoHard

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I occasionally go heavier but its verrrrry gradual :whoa: .. Plus I work out too many different muscle groups to be worried about how heavy I'm lifting on certain ones in particular..

I be seeing mfs spending a whole hour on just squats or bench press I'm like :childplease:


I'm too old to be acting like I'm in a strong man competition pushing up 4 stacks :camby:

Yea what's up with that? Brehs spending 50 minutes on the squat rack? :dahell: I'm 4 sets and done. My legs aren't huge by any means but I think that should be enough.
 

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I recommend juicing and smoothies, but as far as which is better for you, juicing is way more beneficial. With juicing, you can extract from a lot more things that you usually wouldn't put in a blender (turmeric, beets, ginger, celery, red/green cabbage, etc.) Plus with juicing, the nutrients go straight to your bloodstream faster than a smoothie. With a smoothie, it has to pass through your stomach same as eating food. You can get your fiber from other sources. I will say, smoothies are better for leafy greens than a juicer is.

Part of the appeal of smoothies to me is that I can get in way more leafy veggies into my diet and I can use the smoothies as a meal substitue.

Juicing seems cool though.
 

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Part of the appeal of smoothies to me is that I can get in way more leafy veggies into my diet and I can use the smoothies as a meal substitue.

Juicing seems cool though.
You should try both separately and see which one makes you feel/look better. Smoothies are definitely easier and less expensive, but I juice more often because of how powerful it is...
 
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