Working Out When Unemployed And Have No Money For Food?
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Yinny
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Summer is the easiest time to work out w/o a gym. Go running. Look up some bootcamps on YT and work out outside.
AquaCityBoy
Veteran
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
I'm telling you like this and I was there in your position.
I got my diet food from Dollar Tree, Grocery Outlet and caugh sales at Fresco, but Dollar Tree and especially Grocery Outlet have great prices on Eggs, Fruits, Veggies, Chicken, Oatmeal have a organic section
And not only that Grocery Outlet have a nice supplement section and great prices on supplements
That store helped a brother out, you will never hear me talk down on Grocery Outlet or Dollar Tree
Stay positive bruh, stay in Prayer
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
On working out, pay 10 dollars a month for planet fitness that's dirt cheap, I don't fukk with that gym but for 10 dollars a month you can't beat that
If you can't find one or afford it. Park do bar work, Go to the library and rent PX90, Go to Ross and by some cables for dirt cheat and use that you can do all types of workout
If you can't find one or afford it. Park do bar work, Go to the library and rent PX90, Go to Ross and by some cables for dirt cheat and use that you can do all types of workout
Yinny
I miss LLC Twitter
nikka it's 110 outchea
No excuses. I used to get up to 5-7 miles in and 2 hours of swimming daily in rhe summer I wasn’t working. That’s even less of an excuse ro be big, pardon my judgment. If it’s hot run at sunrise or sunset. Do some at-home yoga and bodyweight exercises. I stayes in a large park or on the track which is unsafe as hell but I lived.
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Guess I should specify. I'm not trying to lose weight, but gain. Losing weight is nothing for my skinny ass.
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Yinny
I miss LLC Twitter
Ask in the gym thoughts thread, I envy people like you. Come do a fat transfer you can have what I’ve got
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Oatmeal, Eggs, Chicken, Rice and Milk they are cheap and you can buy it in bulk.
Buy Leg quaters take off the skin and bake them
40 dollars can get you some oatmeal, Eggs, Rice, Chicken and Milk that will last you 2 weeks
Ha, we all gotta bear our crosses. There were times I'd wanna be you.
You can really bulk off just those foods alone? Because I'll eat this all fukking summer if I can get brolic off of it.
Waterproof
Warrior Lifestyle
Yes You can, get white rice since you bulking, peanut butter is also cheap get that and put it in your oatmeal and eat a couple spoons full a day, hardboiled some eggs and go to town, drink a couple of large full glass a milk a day, bake your chicken and eat
You should focus on finding steady employment brotha
dora_da_destroyer
Master Baker
like others said:
- $10 planet fitness membership if you need a gym
- way too many free workouts on the internet that can be done at home - you may not be able to hit heavy weights, but cop some resistance bands (arm and leg) and a jump rope, between those and body weight exercises and high impact cardio moves, you can stay in shape at minimum
- eat healthy budget-friendly foods - whole grains, tuna, beans, produce isn't expensive, cook whole chickens instead of buying parts or boneless/skinless pieces, soups (watch the sodium)
- walk/bike more - you don't have a job so might as well save money on gas/public transportation and walk or bike to the places you need to go that are reasonably close to your house
- $10 planet fitness membership if you need a gym
- way too many free workouts on the internet that can be done at home - you may not be able to hit heavy weights, but cop some resistance bands (arm and leg) and a jump rope, between those and body weight exercises and high impact cardio moves, you can stay in shape at minimum
- eat healthy budget-friendly foods - whole grains, tuna, beans, produce isn't expensive, cook whole chickens instead of buying parts or boneless/skinless pieces, soups (watch the sodium)
- walk/bike more - you don't have a job so might as well save money on gas/public transportation and walk or bike to the places you need to go that are reasonably close to your house