I know exactly what happened. When I was on that shyt heavy back in college it used to make me late for classthese keto, paleo, and vegan mufukkas who swear by coconut oil coffee....tried it this morning, and well, i was not prepared for that
Essential Random Gym Thoughts Revisited...
- Thread starter -G$-
- Start date
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
these keto, paleo, and vegan mufukkas who swear by coconut oil coffee....tried it this morning, and well, i was not prepared for that
shytty booty assesI know exactly what happened. When I was on that shyt heavy back in college it used to make me late for class
PortCityProphet
Follow me to the truth
Low key bout to sneak right to the top like Loki 
I feel it coming
I feel it coming
Adam3000
-
I feel so damn enlightened and free of the burden of constantly trying to make gainz
The maintenance lifestyle really is great
It doesn't have to be stagnant either. There can still be gains, can still be goals to hit (though they will come much slower)
I am probably the most overall healthy person in my circle yet I barely stress about anything food or gym related anymore.
Don't care. Too old. Nobody I care to impress.
The maintenance lifestyle really is great
It doesn't have to be stagnant either. There can still be gains, can still be goals to hit (though they will come much slower)
I am probably the most overall healthy person in my circle yet I barely stress about anything food or gym related anymore.
Don't care. Too old. Nobody I care to impress.
these leftovers...nothing but cardio this week...if i lift with all this shyt im eating ill look like a fukking titan lol
these keto, paleo, and vegan mufukkas who swear by coconut oil coffee....tried it this morning, and well, i was not prepared for that
African_brehda
Superstar
Finally able to bench 132 lbs, I'm 154 lbs
started working out 2 months back.
Knowing you're getting stronger every week is one of the GOAT feelings
but i don't really feel my lats when doing lat pulldowns. Any suggestions?
started working out 2 months back.
Knowing you're getting stronger every week is one of the GOAT feelings
but i don't really feel my lats when doing lat pulldowns. Any suggestions?
Make sure you are getting the full range of motion. Your elbows should be locked and straight at the top, and you should make contact with the bar and your chest at the bottom. Hitting the lats is all about that stretch. I had to take a LOT of weight off the bar once I started doing that.
Think of yourself as trying to put your elbows in your pockets. This form cue will also prepare you for pullups/chin-ups down the roadFinally able to bench 132 lbs, I'm 154 lbs
started working out 2 months back.
Knowing you're getting stronger every week is one of the GOAT feelings
but i don't really feel my lats when doing lat pulldowns. Any suggestions?
When you have 350 on your back.... you gotta stay focused 
I was heading into a deload anyway 
I was heading into a deload anyway 
This is the stage I've been at for years.....
Still stronger and in better shape than most people who probably spend a lot more time at the gym than me
A strong diet and not drinking goes a long way.
but I still need to work on implementing more cardiovascular exercises or walking more in to my life. That's the shyt that really counts at the end of the day as far as being fit and healthy, not being dieselled up. Jacked up no neck cats die everyday from CHD. Make sure to regularly do cardio brehs and brehettes....
Adam3000
-
This is the stage I've been at for years.....
Still stronger and in better shape than most people who probably spend a lot more time at the gym than me
A strong diet and not drinking goes a long way.
I would walk daily if I had a treadmill in the house. Aint nothing to watch a TV show amd walk while its on. Easy.
Ita harder when you actually have to go somewhere and dedicate time to cardio. Motivation just aint there
I been trying to incorporate 10 minutes on the step mill at a high pace for cardio, combined with more circuit work
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
Who up on that Poke wave? A big ass bowl of protein and carbs, I eat that shyt at least twice a week 
I run for 30 minutes after every workout and the way my body and mind feels throughout the day is.This is the stage I've been at for years.....
Still stronger and in better shape than most people who probably spend a lot more time at the gym than me
A strong diet and not drinking goes a long way.
I'm trying to get my resting heart rate down. It's a process though