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The Amazing Race: Fitness Thread / Work-Out Thread
actually started going back to training, eating correctly. time to go back to my former glory.
so far eating the usual clean stuffs and doing intense cardio every 2nd night and whenever i can inbetween.
currently weigh 120kg(idontfuckingknow lb) so hoping to get down to 100 and tone up.
tips on regaining strength in my knee and elbow? i fell off a truck and landed on my knee a few years ago and it hasnt been the same since, pain when i run etc, random stabbing feelings in my knee.
actually started going back to training, eating correctly. time to go back to my former glory.
so far eating the usual clean stuffs and doing intense cardio every 2nd night and whenever i can inbetween.
currently weigh 120kg(idontfuckingknow lb) so hoping to get down to 100 and tone up.
tips on regaining strength in my knee and elbow? i fell off a truck and landed on my knee a few years ago and it hasnt been the same since, pain when i run etc, random stabbing feelings in my knee.
I have similar issues in my knees and elbow, so lifting isn't the most practical for me. I started stretching like mad and training brazilian jiu jitsu a few months ago and have regained A TON of function in my problem joints, not to mention getting back in killer shape.
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Really it's a lot of basic stuff. The way the program is different though, is you never rest. You're going 110% for like a full hour. In between sets, you're running in place, doing step-ups, or many of the other full body exercises he outlines for a full minute, then doing your next set.
You don't have to do any other cardio with this program. I will probably start walking after week 2 since my legs shouldn't be as sore by then. If you watch all the videos and stuff on the pages, you can literally drop 10% of your bodyfat in 6 weeks.
Really it's a lot of basic stuff. The way the program is different though, is you never rest. You're going 110% for like a full hour. In between sets, you're running in place, doing step-ups, or many of the other full body exercises he outlines for a full minute, then doing your next set.
You don't have to do any other cardio with this program. I will probably start walking after week 2 since my legs shouldn't be as sore by then. If you watch all the videos and stuff on the pages, you can literally drop 10% of your bodyfat in 6 weeks.
Yeah. I just watched a video on sumo deads and it looks way harder.
I wouldnt say harder, but they use a different set of muscles than a conventional one does. and the way my body is proportioned, a conventional pull is way ridiculous (my lock out is crazy high).
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