Would love to have a Nordic curl setup at home, but no space for it really.
Those things are bulky, heavy, and have only one purpose. Not ideal for a home setup.Would love to have a Nordic curl setup at home, but no space for it really.
Thanks. I’m only 32, not sure when arthritis usually kicks in with stuff like this. I will check it out.If you have a primary I’d start there. You may get some imaging done. Could be arthritis or possibly an injury. No real value in a PT if it is something therapy won’t help. For the record I’m a big fan of therapy.
Whew, sounds like a long timeline. Glad to hear there’s hope though. You start with a primary doc for the imaging?-Mine started from running with what I thought was a puled hammy. Nope. sciatic flare ups. Rested 6 weeks and started running again, same thing. I started with some images, then progressed to therapy, and finally paired that with an experienced trainer. I was able to run again after about 6 months but at that point I had kind of shifted priorities. Took a few years to really get passed the issues altogether but we made it. I've just gradually added more and more in. The mobility stuff hasn't been cheap or fun but I'm in the best condition and flexibility in the last 15 years. Noticed recently when I bend down I don't look like an old man. It's a long process but find the root cause.
-Nordic are motherf*ckers. Did 4 sets this morning. That equipment is awesome.
Yep. I mean, if I really wanted to I could find a spot in the basement for it…then wait for the lass’ “Are you serious with this shit?”Those things are bulky, heavy, and have only one purpose. Not ideal for a home setup.
I'm not a fan of microwaved food from a crock pot so that doesn't really work for me. However, I have found a lot of good, easy, and cheap meal prep recipes from Josh Cortis on YouTube. Here's an example of a meal that I've eaten every day this week for lunch and plan to again Thursday and Friday. Tastes great and is 50 grams of protein without me having to do any math.Anybody else on board with me in thinking a crock pot was the best thing ever invented for meal prep? For protein especially. Once or twice a week throw your meat, vegetables, seasoning of choice (options are limitless) in there and cook; divide up into containers your portions for the week/half week; [Emeril BAM! gif]. Can heat that up and customize everything around it, and so easy to adjust caloric goals and needs.
We tried Jacked a few times, and the food was good…but F’ing A was it over-seasoned. At least for my particular tastes, and I’m even a savory over sweet person. Felt like I needed a half gallon of water to get through one prepped meal.Sous Vide also works great for meal prep.
As does a local meal prep company. 😁
I'm not a fan of microwaved food from a crock pot so that doesn't really work for me. However, I have found a lot of good, easy, and cheap meal prep recipes from Josh Cortis on YouTube. Here's an example of a meal that I've eaten every day this week for lunch and plan to again Thursday and Friday. Tastes great and is 50 grams of protein without me having to do any math.
My wife and I have been doing a convenient hack on weeknights for Chinese takeout and meal prep. We order a meat and vegetable entree (like beef and broccoli or chicken and veggies) with the sauce on the side and steamed rice. We get double meat and an extra carton of rice.
On the night we get it, we take the entree (which looks like dog poop, btw, without sauce) and sear it in a wok with about a quarter of the sauce and some healthy squizzers of sriracha (shout out to Yellowbird Sriracha Organic Lime, Garlic, & Date Blend). We split one carton of rice and the entree (which with double meat and plenty of veggies is solid). While not quite as good as just getting Chinese takeout without guilt, it still hits the spot while trying to maintain a diet and should have great macros. (I'm assuming. Maybe I'm wrong.)
We take the other carton of rice and mix a few tablespoons with cauliflower rice to make stir fries more palatable. We can air fry a meat and thaw a bag of frozen cauliflower rice, a bag of frozen asian veggies, a couple of tablespoons of steamed rice, some of the remaining entree sauce, and some sriracha and it is fantastic.
This maybe obvious to everyone else and, if so, I apologize for rambling. But it has been a welcome addition to our household arsenal and thought I'd share.
I just can't sustain a diet without fruit. I love fruit and refuse to believe it shouldn't be part of a balanced diet.My husband switched to keto-ish this year and he's dropped 22 lbs. His bloodwork was a little sketchy, so his doc wanted him to really limit his carbs. Keto has helped his IBS calm down/get under control. He doesn't do keto test strips to see if he's in ketosis, but he limits his carb intake to almost none most days and a small-moderate serving on his "cheat" days (1 or 2 days a week, if that). I don't think this would be sustainable if he were still a competitive powerlifter, but he's felt great with his "regular guy" lifting and getting the weight off has helped him up his cardio. He's done very well with it and the positive results have helped him keep doing it. He had pretty wild carb cravings the first week or two but it really settled after that.
So he had medical reasons to do it and already knew he liked eating keto-y food, so it wasn't too rough a transition for him. But for the vast majority of people, I do not think it's a sustainable option and I wouldn't do it unless advised by a doc.
Actually in my 8th year but probably 6 of actually focusing on lifting.I remember when Anth was a Pants Armstrong cyclist who was allergic to iron. Fast forward 6 years and he’s yolked beyond belief 🥲
Hot take: you're goop, sir. 😡
When it isn't drenched in sauces made of corn syrup, fish scale grade salt, and corn starch, Chinese food is very tasty and pretty nutritious. I'm never going to be mad at seared flank steak, steamed vegetables, and steamed rice. Especially when I can pick it up takeout on my way home for less than $25 with tip and have it served within 15 minutes of setting foot in the door. Pretty dope for goop.
Those slow down, pause at bottom, then press 225s are the killer.Comin at us with receipts in hand!
If you didn’t do that 245 set, you’d prolly get a rep or two more on that 295.
Good work.
Beast mode135 warm up
225 x 12 pause at bottom
245 x 10
275 x 5(iirc)
295 x 3
IG story with the 295
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