For Your Health (a hunk's log)
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- broseph
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
10/20/24
Way too much pumpkin pull-apart bread for 2nd breakfast. Feels like my guts are gonna pull apart.
Bench 215x4x10
I softened the pauses and these still felt pretty good.
Squat 365x5x2
These felt too heavy. I put in about 4 hours of medium-duty gardening yesterday though; a bunch of digging, hunching over, and pulling. Posterior chain was fried enough to cause some serious hamstring cramping while chasing kids through a corn maze in the evening. For your old man experience.
Tib Raise 30x 20, 18, 14
Ab stuff x who cares
Way too much pumpkin pull-apart bread for 2nd breakfast. Feels like my guts are gonna pull apart.
Bench 215x4x10
I softened the pauses and these still felt pretty good.
Squat 365x5x2
These felt too heavy. I put in about 4 hours of medium-duty gardening yesterday though; a bunch of digging, hunching over, and pulling. Posterior chain was fried enough to cause some serious hamstring cramping while chasing kids through a corn maze in the evening. For your old man experience.
Tib Raise 30x 20, 18, 14
Ab stuff x who cares
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
There’s a brief part in Max Aita’s (now) old squat tutorial with Mark Bell, where he disparages dudes who sort of combine the eccentric and the concentric in the hole, leading to form collapse. He explains that what he’s looking for is down, then up (presumably with a brief enough transition to still get the stretch reflex, although he doesn’t mention it). That’s what I’ve been going for on everything: not a pause per per se, but a distinct down and then up.
Unrelated, my girlfriend is refusing to let me wear a shirt to her daughter’s Halloween cheer party that says, “I’m Only Here for the Boos.” Really needs to pull out the stick, if you ask me.
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
This is the perfect summation of what I was doing. Thanks for the reassurance. Can’t stop #resonatingDanCR wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2024 12:20 pmThere’s a brief part in Max Aita’s (now) old squat tutorial with Mark Bell, where he disparages dudes who sort of combine the eccentric and the concentric in the hole, leading to form collapse. He explains that what he’s looking for is down, then up (presumably with a brief enough transition to still get the stretch reflex, although he doesn’t mention it). That’s what I’ve been going for on everything: not a pause per per se, but a distinct down and then up.
That is the most innocuous Halloween joke shirt I’ve ever heard. Tell her I said it’s fine.Unrelated, my girlfriend is refusing to let me wear a shirt to her daughter’s Halloween cheer party that says, “I’m Only Here for the Boos.” Really needs to pull out the stick, if you ask me.
Related: My special needs kid has no fear of typical fear-inducing stimuli, and loves watching videos of haunted houses and Home Depot Halloween displays. So I took him to the local big deal haunted house and he loved it. I wore my rainbow Satanic Temple t-shirt and 2 different actors broke character to compliment me. For your 4th wall.
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
10/21/24
Titan Bike x12:
1:45 work, 1:00 rest
-59.4 rpm
-12.9 Cal/min
That was a workout.
Titan Bike x12:
1:45 work, 1:00 rest
-59.4 rpm
-12.9 Cal/min
That was a workout.
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
Your kid and I have a lot in common! And kudos, you've got a great eye for style.broseph wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2024 11:04 am My special needs kid has no fear of typical fear-inducing stimuli, and loves watching videos of haunted houses and Home Depot Halloween displays. So I took him to the local big deal haunted house and he loved it. I wore my rainbow Satanic Temple t-shirt and 2 different actors broke character to compliment me. For your 4th wall.
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
Thanks!lheugh wrote: ↑Mon Oct 21, 2024 3:10 pmYour kid and I have a lot in common! And kudos, you've got a great eye for style.broseph wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2024 11:04 am My special needs kid has no fear of typical fear-inducing stimuli, and loves watching videos of haunted houses and Home Depot Halloween displays. So I took him to the local big deal haunted house and he loved it. I wore my rainbow Satanic Temple t-shirt and 2 different actors broke character to compliment me. For your 4th wall.
As a demonstration of this kid's lack of fear, here's a picture of him at 7 years old:
Disclaimer: that tree is very densely branched (besides the top), so a fall would only result in scratches/bruises, and he's very sure-footed.
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
10/22/24
Deadlift 455x1, 475x1, 495x1, 515x1, 535x0
515 was smooth enough that I made another 20 pound jump and was fully expecting to make it and then post about how I think the farmer carries have done tremendous things for my deadlift. Even still, I haven't deadlifted heavy in a long time (not including the past few weeks) and 515 is just fine. At least I have a real number to base percentages off now.
Press 165x5
Don't laugh at me but I had some core cramping here and I don't want anything holding me back from BJJ tonight...
Musings: I have not attended BJJ in months. My friend, who introduced me to the sport, is teaching his own no-gi beginner course at my wife's gym and it's invite-only and I'm invited and tonight's the first night and I'm pretty excited. It's much closer to home and he's planning on 2 classes per week, so hopefully I can get more useful exposures this way.
Deadlift 455x1, 475x1, 495x1, 515x1, 535x0
515 was smooth enough that I made another 20 pound jump and was fully expecting to make it and then post about how I think the farmer carries have done tremendous things for my deadlift. Even still, I haven't deadlifted heavy in a long time (not including the past few weeks) and 515 is just fine. At least I have a real number to base percentages off now.
Press 165x5
Don't laugh at me but I had some core cramping here and I don't want anything holding me back from BJJ tonight...
Musings: I have not attended BJJ in months. My friend, who introduced me to the sport, is teaching his own no-gi beginner course at my wife's gym and it's invite-only and I'm invited and tonight's the first night and I'm pretty excited. It's much closer to home and he's planning on 2 classes per week, so hopefully I can get more useful exposures this way.
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
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Re: For Your Health (a hunk's log)
As someone who is paralyzed by heights: what the fucking fuck.broseph wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2024 5:15 pmI knew I should’ve given a hint. He’s toward the top of the center tree; where it gets sparse.
Future stunt guy.